"I wish to merge the [Recorder] class into the genius class, and for the genius class to be able to replace every class merged into it."
Primordial Wish activated!
This time, he spared no expense.
The philosopher's stone consumed another one million souls, leaving eight million.
Then the genius class successfully incorporated the Recorder class.
With the aid of a million souls, the genius class seemed to have mutated, allowing it to support two classes simultaneously.
Again!
"I wish to merge [Observer]..."
The philosopher's stone dimmed another shade, with only seven million souls remaining.
But Roy had achieved his goal.
[Class: Genius (Armed Merchant, Recorder, Observer): LV15]
Every basic class a player possessed could be merged into the genius class.
The original classes, however, had not disappeared.
Recorder: LV15 Observer: LV15
They were still there!
Roy pondered for a moment, recalling one of the most useless World Items.
Meng Po Soup.
That was right. This thing was used to reset classes.
In Yggdrasil, resetting classes was a troublesome affair.
Players could only accomplish it by losing levels, and those levels had to be lost from the highest-tier classes downward.
For example, if you had the [World Champion] class, its levels would be lost first upon death.
Thus, players could not acquire all sorts of advanced classes by losing levels.
Meng Po Soup, on the other hand, allowed players to choose which levels they lost.
Whichever level you wanted to lose, you could lose it.
Did that mean Meng Po Soup could let you fill your entire build with advanced classes?
The answer was no.
If a player had only high-tier classes without the lower-tier ones, those classes would not function in the game.
In the New World, this would instead cause [Degradation].
That made it a