New god tier added special effect!
When casting 'Divinity Siphon,' also siphon 50% of the target's divinity recovery rate and convert it into your own divinity recovery rate, likewise subject to a conversion limit of 50%.
This special effect was rather lackluster for Qin Feng. After all, his own divinity recovery rate already far surpassed almost everyone else's. The effects of sunlight grand authority were no joke...
Still, being able to siphon 50% of the target's divinity recovery rate was decent. When facing an opponent with higher divinity influence than Qin Feng, it might prove surprisingly effective.
Moon god tier added special effect!
When casting 'Divinity Siphon,' also siphon 50% of the target's four-dimensional attributes and convert them into your own four-dimensional attributes, likewise subject to a conversion limit of 50%.
In other words, Qin Feng could siphon his target's four-dimensional attributes to increase his own attributes by up to 50%.
Qin Feng already had a similar skill: Thieving Saint's Hand. It had once turned into Fallen Abyss Hand, but Qin Feng had later blessed it, removing its outward abyssification.
This skill could steal four-dimensional attributes equivalent to at most 20% of his own, but since Qin Feng currently found it difficult to steal that many attributes from others, he hardly used it anymore.
But against an opponent whose level and attributes are much higher than mine, wouldn't using Thieving Saint's Hand and Divinity Siphon together let me drain a total of 60% of their four-dimensional attributes?
When these two skills were used in succession, their effects certainly weren't calculated as simply 50% plus 20%.
For example, if an opponent had 100 points of four-dimensional attributes, using Divinity Siphon first would leave them with only 50 points. Then stealing 20% with Thieving Saint's Hand would leave them with 40 points.