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Hand of Tageo. Heavy Bracelet (Artifact)

Defense:285

Requirement level: 65

Demand power:90

+40% high-speed casting speed

+200 defense

+25% converted to poison skill damage

+8 curse skills (necromancer only)

Strengthen dim vision

Grants +10 Fireball

Tag'o's avatar suit

taggio outerwear

Scale of Targ'o

Wings of Tageo

Tag'o's Girdle

Hand of Tag'o

Out of an adventurer's instinct, I ignored the dark gold ocean around me, stepped all the way through it, and directly grabbed the colorful brilliance in my hand. It was in a recognized state. This was natural. The properties of the artifact also made me

Slightly startled.

What should I say, I'm a little disappointed.

The first one is the Necromancer's Ultimate Artifact Set, which I'm not very interested in. The second is that the attributes seem to be...not good, if you compare it with the Tarasha Set.

Of course, as the strongest member of the Seven Heroes, Tarasha's suit is probably better than the other ultimate professional suits. You can't be too greedy. Let me think about it carefully. It seems that there are some weird attributes that I don't understand.

, maybe it’s where the cow’s spleen is hidden in this artifact.

First of all, there is a +25% poison conversion skill damage. This awkward style is very dark. It is like first translating a Chinese paragraph into Japanese, then using a Japanese translation to translate it into English, and then using an English translation to translate it into French... Such a mess

After going through more than a dozen grammars, translate it back to Chinese.

You will find that you have a new experience with the awkwardness that can be expressed in Chinese, as if you have opened the door to a new world.

All in all, based on the consistent urine nature, I think this attribute should increase the damage of poison attribute skills by 25%. You guessed it, if you are wrong, don’t hit me, Necromancer.

If I guess you are right, this attribute is also old. There is no upper limit for one outstanding attribute. The deeper your understanding of poison attribute skills and the higher the skill level, the greater the role it can play. Well, it has a bit of an artifact style.

Already.

What about strengthening the dim spiritual vision? This is neither a mouthful nor awkward. It is easy to understand. It should be the effect of strengthening the dim spiritual vision skill, right?

From being blind as a dog to becoming a dancing wheel in the sky?

The specific degree of enhancement can only be experienced by the Necromancer himself. In any case, it is a rare attribute that has never been seen before, and it seems to be extremely practical.

What puzzles me the most is the attribute of +10 Fireball.

What's going on, little brother, you're a necromancer, but you still want to practice dual cultivation of demons and demons, break professional barriers, and even play the tricks of a wizard?

As long as you have the artifact, you can.

Because the equipment requirements are so low that it makes people cry. It is probably the lowest-demand artifact I have ever seen. So, why not give it a try?

Just try it.

Putting on the gloves, I immediately knew what this fireball-conferring thing was all about.

As we all know, under the rule template set by God, take the seven most common professions in the alliance as an example, once you change professions, the skill context of this profession will be formed in your body, just like the Eight Meridians in martial arts novels, Ren Du Er

Once the acupoint is opened, the skill will be greatly increased instantly.

In short, if you switch to this profession, you will have the skill context of this profession, and you can only use the skill context of this profession. The improvement and optimization of skills are all centered around the skill context, which is a piece of

Chips can optimize operating effects through algorithmic instruction programming, and can also improve their own performance by improving technology. Use science to explain magic. The so-called unification of the avenues is roughly the same.

However, in the equipment system, there are also some pieces of equipment that have their own skill context, allowing adventurers to freely use the skills of other professions through the skill context on the equipment. The skills of these equipment have a limit on the number of times they can be used.

, you have to go to the blacksmith and recharge it with gems. Of course, you can also do the repair work of the blacksmith yourself, for example, I know a little bit.

Although not every adventurer has such equipment, I think every adventurer should know these things. So the question is, what is the matter with the fireball on this glove? If it comes with the equipment

Skills, what about the number of times they can be used? Could it be that an artifact can do whatever it wants, generate electricity with love, and have no limit on the number of times it can be used?

After equipping it, I realized that I had misunderstood. Even if it is an artifact, it cannot ignore the conservation of energy and use love to generate electricity.

The real effect of the so-called giving of fireball is that when holding this piece of equipment, it directly gives you the skill context of the fireball skill.

The question comes again, apart from the number of times of use, what is the difference between this and the skills that come with the equipment?

The difference is huge. The skills and skill context attached to the equipment are imprinted on the equipment. They are fixed. You cannot improve or optimize them through the skill context. What kind of effect it has is what you use it. Duang it.

There is no way to add special effects.

It's different if the skill veins are directly given to the body. It's equivalent to mastering the skill yourself and you can rub it at will.

But there is another problem in this case. I have improved the fireball. Taking off the gloves and putting them back on again is equivalent to brushing up the skill context again. So is my improved fireball still there?

It's better to give it a try. By coincidence, I happen to know a little bit of the magic of the mage. What's even more coincidental is that the fireball happened to be among them.

Improve it, remove it, re-equip it, stabilize it, and the effect of the improvement is still there. Then the problem comes again. If I give the gloves to others, can others inherit my improved fireball?

In fact, this question does not need to be tried. A primary school student can deduce it. It should not be possible. After all, I am not the first person to wear gloves. My predecessor must have improved the fireball. And the first time I wore it just now, it was the original version of the fireball. That means

Improvement effects cannot be inherited to the next person.

Above, you should almost understand the functions of the gloves. Although there are not many attributes, the three extremely special and practical attributes make it worthy of the style of an artifact, especially as a suit. Putting together other parts can also add new attributes, so

I think it should be stronger than a certain low-level artifact, leather armor.

I always feel that it is so-so, probably because I am disabled. Any skill that appears on the weapon and equipment can be used, it is equivalent to a given skill, so I cannot really realize that the skills on the gloves can be mastered by anyone.

The benefits of fireball, especially for Necromancers who are auxiliary and lack direct attack methods, having a pure output skill like fireball can definitely improve their combat effectiveness.

Moreover, maybe other parts of Tageo's suit also have attributes that give wizards skills. Putting together a set, the necromancer is equivalent to half a wizard part-time, with control assistance, output, and summons

To act as a human shield, does a necromancer like this still need pig teammates? Is it better to max it out by one person?

The necromancer who originally created this Tageo suit was most likely a hardcore autistic player who wanted to survive alone in the wild without returning to the camp for ten years.

"Elder? Elder?!" The voice in my ear woke me up. It was a guy who looked a little familiar. According to what Linya just said...checking personnel?

And it should be from the Edward family. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, Linya still has to give her face, she has been distracted for too long.

"Oh, um, something happened?"

"Is there anything wrong with the glove parts of the artifact-grade, authentic Tageo suit?" The checker, who was suspected to be Linya's relative, asked cautiously while holding a booklet.

"No problem, no problem."

"It's no problem."

Perhaps seeing that I had been in a daze, he was also frightened, fearing that something would go wrong. This was an artifact, the treasure of the clan, and his little arms and legs couldn't carry it.

"Then I'm...confirmed?" He held up the brochure, bent slightly, and showed a respectful smile, which seemed to have an unnoticeable sense of closeness like a close relative.

"Yeah, it's confirmed, no... wait, it's more appropriate to find someone else for this matter."

I turned my head and signaled to Akara, "I'm good at buying equipment, but I'm not good at ordering equipment. The main reason is that I'm greedy to look at it, and I can't openly pocket it. This is very unfriendly to me, Rogge's third stingy person, or...

Change someone.

"Dear Wu, among the people present, do you think there is anyone other than you who is more suitable to represent the alliance in counting?"

Akala smiled kindly, but I saw a conspiracy. Looking around, is it true? Who else can represent the alliance besides me? Should Linya and Lena go? Or should we let Akara, a new wheelchair user?

"Grandpa Kane." I discovered Hua Dian, who was the encyclopedia of the Alliance. The original Book of Kane could be used as an amulet, and the many knowledge in it allowed me, a new time traveler, to quickly understand this.

The world, even the rune languages ​​that many advanced adventurers don't know, are all recorded on it. In one sentence, Boss Kane once took me to show off and let me fly!

Isn't he more suitable for inventory work?

"Ahem, I have old arms and legs, and so much equipment, how can you bear to ask me, an old man, to count them all?" Kane was pushing Akara's wheelchair as fast as he could one second, and the next second he was thirty years older and bent over.

His back was hunched, he was holding the crutches with both hands, his legs were shaking violently like a powered motor, and he was teetering on the edge of collapse. It took him half his life to take even one step.

In a word, he now looks more suitable for a wheelchair than Akara.

The overly superb acting skills made me roll my eyes, but one thing is true. It is indeed unreasonable to leave a spirited young man like me alone and let an old man with a white beard do complicated inventory work.

I scanned it again to confirm that there was no more suitable man than myself, then I turned around resignedly and gave up on the checker from the Edward family.

"The artifact, the Tageo gloves, that's right."

"Extended level dark gold dagger, spine splitter sharp dagger."

"Extended Dark Gold Cane, Black Hand Key Cemetery Staff."

I clicked on it, and the checker checked the corresponding equipment on the booklet. It was simple, clear, and fast.

No, they are all Necromancer equipment. I remember Linya said, wasn't your Edward family a priest family before?

"Essence-level dark gold shield, spiked root blade shield... oh, it pricked my hand!"

It's so shocking. It's an elite level dark gold equipment. Even if I see it, my mouth will water. It's a pity that I don't have time to look at its attributes.

There are a total of more than forty pieces of dark gold, an artifact, and some special gadgets. As for what Linya mentioned, as the priest equipment of the priest family, in fact, as early as when Akala opened the priest training camp, the Edward family had

It has already been taken out, so it is not listed here.

Just looking at the equipment in front of me, it seems that the Edward family is a family of necromancers. They are either light or dark. This is a bit biased. Is it good luck or bad luck?

It took nearly an hour to sort out the belongings of Edward's family. There were still more than forty boxes. We had to speed up and start next.

It was another colorful light, accompanied by a sea of ​​dark gold light. My eyelids jumped when I saw it. Even if the alliance's family wealth is not as good as that of the elves, it is not as bad as Akala said before. These big families are really well hidden.
Chapter completed!