The Primordial Sacrificial Altar.
Qi Sheng was browsing the latest strategy posts on the Forum.
After the Kindergarten Squad players successfully contained the Scattershot Life Soul, the Forum began simulation tests and reviews of the new Life Soul.
As the twenty-fifth Primordial Monster contained by players, Scattershot seemed to be nothing more than an unremarkable First-Generation Primordial.
Yet the appearance of the Scattering Arrow Bow filled a gap in Monster World's class categories.
That was the ranged physical damage school.
Tests by the Forum's strategy enthusiasts showed that the Scattershot Life Soul was extremely powerful. Its Origin Primordial trait could split any attack into multiple attacks.
Even Mage players could achieve remarkable effects by socketing it.
For example, after socketing Scattershot, players could split the Bonefire Life Soul's Inkflame Fireball into multiple fireballs for area attacks.
Before this, Inkflame attacks could only increase their output frequency, and every fireball launched was a single-target attack. Scattershot, however, could split Inkflame into a group fireball spell.
In terms of power, the Scattershot Life Soul's rule trait allowed split abilities to retain 20% of their effect. Regardless of how many portions they were split into, each could maintain that 20% effect, while the specific number of splits depended on the Scattershot Life Soul's level.
Likewise, adding Scattershot to the Binding Life Soul could turn a single-target immobilization into a group immobilization effect.
The only frustration for Mage players was that leveling up the Scattershot Life Soul increased physical constitution rather than mental strength as its primary attribute.
According to the strategy players' reviews, using Scattershot as a primary weapon required no arrows when drawing the bow. It automatically drew on the player's vitality to form and release vitality arrows.
Both its primary attribute scaling and the cost of using the Scattering Arrow Bow's