In any case, the rewards still deserved a careful look.
Then Qin Feng discovered...
A small portion of the equipment dropped by these three Immortal Tier bosses actually belonged to a set-the Civilization Extinguisher set!
There were sets for every class!
Qin Feng picked out the Old-Day Tier assassin Divinity Armaments. They formed exactly a three-piece set: gloves, boots, and armor.
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[Civilization Extinguisher · Silver Plague Guard (Divinity Armament)] [Quality: Old-Day Tier] [Assassin armor. Physical defense +25,788, all-element resistance +25,788, damage reduction +76.5%, fixed defense +54%, health amplification +598%! Required level: 60] [Special: Unassailable +1,213, and additionally reduces greater affix gauge accumulation speed by 77%.] [Divinity: 547/547] [Unique effect: Silver Plague Guard! Gain 88 stacks of silver plague shield per second. Each stack negates one attack of any kind (equivalent to a damage immunity shield, but does not count as a shield and is unaffected by effects such as increased damage against shields or ignoring shields). Up to 880 stacks of silver plague shield can accumulate.] [Normal special effect slots: 3] [Divinity special effect slots: 3] [Set effect (1/6): Reduces damage taken from Cycle Civilization players and NPCs by 90%.]
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This equipment actually had only one normal special effect, and despite being a Divinity Armament, it had no innate divinity rule effect!
But it had three additional normal special effect slots and three divinity special effect slots. For players with abundant resources, being able to freely customize its combination of special effects was quite good.
And Qin Feng naturally had plenty of resources.
In fact...
Even the top powerhouses of the Land of Order were unlikely to have as many crafting materials as Qin Feng.
Ordinary stripping stones, order stones, enhancement stones, and the like were relatively easy to farm.
But Rule Stones were not so