Aside from Water Rose, who had some understanding of the significance of the Stable Blueprint, everyone else looked utterly confused.
But that was only natural when one thought about it.
Other than Water Rose, who managed the guild, and Heizi, who handled some matters for the workshop, everyone else was immersed in improving their combat skills. Why would they care about guild construction?
Seeing Shi Feng nod in confirmation, Water Rose could not help but tremble.
Why did the major guilds in God's Domain desperately raid large-scale team dungeons, even spending enormous sums to equip their MTs and using every resource available for clearing those dungeons?
There was actually only one main purpose.
Guild mounts!
God's Domain's maps were vast. Once players reached Level 30 and beyond, simply traveling across maps took a considerable amount of time, not to mention the maps after Level 40. Obtaining powerful mounts could naturally save plenty of time, but their greater purpose was to attract players into a guild.
Not only did ordinary mounts on the market require a certain level of reputation in a city, they also cost a great deal of Gold—forty Gold in total. Even after reaching Level 40, it was extremely difficult for players to gather forty Gold unless they were willing to spend a large number of Credit Points to exchange for Gold. Yet the mount they ultimately bought would still only be an ordinary mount.
Guild mounts, however, were different. Although one needed to reach a certain amount of Guild Contribution to purchase them, and their overall Gold cost was much higher than that of ordinary mounts, they could be nurtured and promoted. They also came in many types and looked impressive, making them a fatal temptation for many independent players and wealthy players.
Guilds could use this