[Challenger Prompt (all channels): Congratulations to the Player Legion for successfully containing the sixth-generation Primordial Monster: Lord. Awarded 100,000 Sacrificial Power (shared among Warband players), plus 15 sixth-generation Primordial Life Souls (for the 15 players who contributed the most in this campaign).]
As the all-channel notification sounded, the campaign officially ended.
Divine King commanded the players to launch a suicide charge at Di Nian Bully.
Right up to the end of this campaign, the players had barely taken any action, kept outside by Di Nian Bully's firewalls the entire time.
The Lord had also been killed by the Dark Tide Evil Spirits under Di Nian Bully's control.
Fortunately, at the critical moment, Divine King had commanded the Assassin Build players to successfully approach the Lord and deal token damage.
Most veteran players had asked Guide how to secure kill credit.
Outside a party, players primarily gained kill credit based on damage output.
The side with the highest damage output received the full reward payout.
Members of the same party shared the reward payout.
For members of different parties, ownership likewise had to be determined by the damage dealt.
When competing with outside NPCs for kill credit, however, there was no such concern.
As long as a player had dealt damage, or even made contact, and the slain target was within the Guide Avatar's reach, they could obtain the full reward.
Players saw this as a game mechanic, but there was actually an underlying logic to it.
A monster's condition could be divided into two states: alive and dead.
The living state was also considered a state of stable life, during which the Guide Avatar's "Universal Extraction" ability could not affect the monster at all.
But the instant it died, the structure maintaining that stability collapsed.
Universal Extraction would