Dark Eldar

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In this alternate world, the heroes' existing spending habits vary: some are accustomed to pleasure (shopping), others to status (ranking), and still others to honor (achievement rewards). Most heroes simply don't want to spend money recklessly. Therefore, various complex and ever-changing storylines begin to add "variables" (programming terminology), seemingly to make things more attractive, but in reality, it's still to better encourage online heroes to try spending, even if they only recharge "1" BTC (the smallest unit of Bitcoin) at the beginning.

Kevin Garni (Level 2 map), Gludin Castle in the beginner area has finally reached 5 stars. (Highest level among intermediate castles)

The new city lord, the "Rare Elite Barbarian King" (level 66), is quite satisfied with his level. His "Golden Staff" has become the most prized "rare weapon" in the city (a "symbol," with a unique appearance but not specifically emphasizing attack power). The citizens and NPCs of Gludin praise the Barbarian King, believing him to be a very promising candidate to become king.

Level 2 maps, especially older ones, traditionally have a king system. After capturing a "city," the parliament automatically sends an invitation with many options, such as: whether to pay tribute; whether to form an alliance; whether to oppose; or whether to propose additional conditions, etc. Previously, after Dark captured Gludin and the werewolf Kent Castle, he completely ignored the parliament's information. Dark believed that with his high DPS, the full support of "King" Ludar, and the assistance of the Elf Prince and Princess, he should be able to easily dominate the entire level 2 map. However, after Dark's army advanced to progress level 40 (the core area of ​​the Oni race), he clearly felt the strain. (Note: "Free lunches" always come with a corresponding level of difficulty. For example, the higher-level epic hero "Demacia" didn't actually "complete" the game in Kevin Garnet. If it were easy, Old Dema wouldn't have "recommended" the elven royal siblings and the arrogant Dark. It wasn't about friendship, but just wanting to dampen the "youngsters'" arrogance... If conditions allowed, Old Dema also considered teleporting "Loki" over when he was at Dema's Farm, but perhaps considering that he was "too conspicuous," and that he and his daughter were secretly engaged in "illegal alchemy," he ultimately didn't cast a spell on the young and popular mage "Loki.")

While the Barbarian King's level isn't much higher than the level of a level 31 Otherworld main character, it's not low at level 30. His special status as a "Rare Elite" might make leveling up difficult, but once he masters it...? The "Rare Elite Barbarian King's" combat power is comparable to Elder "Wolverine Wolf" (Wolf Clan Leader) of the Otherworld.

[Easter Egg] Good fortune in this world never favors only a select few. Take Loki, the "celebrity," for example. He already possesses the legendary artifact, the "Hammer of the Creator." Humans generally have mediocre talents, but Loki happens to be an "explorer"! A "rare" talent. Edward III, while conventional, also has his own "unique characteristics." His job after promotion is Warlock (SS), an unpopular class but with high exploration potential. And that's not all; the pets he catches are quite extraordinary!! If Edward III continues to use his "mysterious skill book," his "epic pet" ultimate move, Cyclops (BOSS Cyclops), can instantly restore about 50 "divine power," lasting for almost 5 minutes (variable). It can swiftly wipe out the Dark Eldar "mech" squad, including the newly arrived "Iron Giant." The "Barbarian King" needs no introduction. Although he's not particularly ideal for now, he's quite "optimistic," showing "unwavering will despite physical disability" in crucial moments. His hidden qualities (not displayed), such as forbearance and perseverance, are truly exceptional. No wonder he's a VIP5 (high-ranking player). There are many famous heroes in multiple worlds, too numerous to list individually. Generally speaking, "good luck," "good condition," "good fate," "good opportunities," and "good things" can never all consistently befall a single hero from the IDPampor family. If that were the case, it would be truly boring and uninteresting. Let's consider the slang: "In the world, 9999999 is the most powerful! No one can defeat him! He has no weaknesses! He always has no weaknesses! He can easily wipe out any army, any high-ranking hero! He fears no one!! And he's immortal..." What's the difference between this and a "single-player Muggle" scenario? Furthermore, righteous and neutral heroes should possess a "grateful heart." Note! This "Easter egg" is not meant to be didactic or preach. If every righteous mage lacks gratitude and their minds are forever preoccupied with "leveling up," "equipment," and "money," then what's the difference between them and some AI bounty hunters? Skilled heroes are grateful for their current situation, or even their most difficult circumstances. Even if they occasionally feel frustrated or face extreme difficulties, they will likely find peace within themselves.

The town of Gludin is teeming with "student soldiers," all around level 2030. Sometimes, the Barbarian King personally leads them through intermediate dungeons, prioritizing the sharing of raid experience points to help each hero level up a little faster. While all the "student soldiers" logging in from the level 2 map are free, even those who pay likely only spend 1 BTC. (Note: Level 2 map activation CDK costs 1 BTC.)

Both "activated" and inactive IDs have an additional "one-click pickup" reward skill. The primary need is the random "luck" (RP) bonus after activation, which is the source of the "maximum difference" in drop rates on level 2 maps. (Note: This is a limited-time mode; in the main map of another world or other multi-world maps, this "buff" is invalid by default.)