After Great Demon Kilrod died, Shi Feng discovered something else that was very interesting.
It was a blueprint, but unlike ordinary blueprints, the one dropped by Great Demon Kilrod was much larger—three or four times the size of a normal blueprint.
"Stable Blueprint!" Shi Feng picked up the blueprint and examined it carefully, unable to hide his surprise.
Once players reached Level 40, players in God's Domain could enter an age where mounts replaced their own two legs for traveling the world.
Ordinary mounts could be purchased in the major cities, though players needed to have sufficient Reputation. As for higher-grade mounts, they could only be obtained by completing quests, raiding team dungeons, or killing major wild Bosses.
Guild players, however, had another way to obtain them.
Guild mounts!
Unlike the common mounts purchased in cities, guild mounts were unique to guilds and served as symbols of the guild itself. Not only were they faster than ordinary mounts, but their quality could also be upgraded. Upgrading them was very difficult, but for ordinary players, obtaining a high-quality mount was practically a dream. Being able to improve a mount's quality through other means was already a rare opportunity.
And where did guild mounts come from?
The stables!
A guild had to build stables and recruit NPCs to raise its unique mounts. These mounts could only be purchased with Guild Contribution Points and could not be traded, but they could be upgraded.
Thus, many independent players desperately wanted to join guilds solely for the sake of guild mounts.
Not only were they faster and upgradeable, but more importantly, they were special and distinctive. They were incredibly eye-catching out on the streets, offering both prestige and an excellent way to strike up conversations.
Ordinary mounts in God's Domain were all horses, differing only