Dark Eldar

Some heroes live lives full of passion, while others may seem to lead ordinary lives, but are in fact quite extraordinary. —Otherworldly Rules 88353333

In this other world, the elders are mostly taciturn. They have lived long enough to contemplate deeply, and when faced with various difficulties, they, whether in sinecure or like Elder Schopenhauer, attend to every detail. It's rare to see an elder complain; they are generally the "elite" of this world (the best of the best). Even a powerful figure like "Morsa," who seems indifferent to "politics," "stepped forward" at the crucial moment when the Dark Eldar launched a massive invasion! (Multiple Perspectives, 8D)

Elder Schopenhauer, level 777. He stopped using "experience orbs" after reaching this level. Theoretically, he could easily reach the maximum level, but Schopenhauer had already sensed a new "power"—the sinecure "Morsa."

"It's better to cooperate and achieve win-win results than to confront each other!" This is a principle that Schopenhauer adhered to. This famous saying is not yet a "precept," but rather a proverb from earlier times. The reason it wasn't published as a new "precept" may be due to Schopenhauer's concerns. He didn't want his intentions to be exposed, or for too much "commentary" to attract trouble.

At this time, the 32nd generation elder of Lei Yin, the Fire Messenger elder, the Wolverine Wolf, Elder Sun Yun, and the priest Catherine, among others, had all reached level 700 and stopped leveling up. Each elder-level hero had pre-purchased a large quantity of "Experience Orbs" in their inventory and storage. They were noble, aristocratic families of magic users; their family warehouses possessed everything imaginable, from gold coins and ingots to various enchanting materials, precious metals, purple scepters, gems, rare artifact parts, and blueprints. They were always esteemed and highly respected clients.

If you take the term "Noble Mage" literally, players can easily confuse it with Noble 1 and Noble 2. Is it really possible to "advance" to Noble Mage simply by getting VIP status? That's incredibly naive. A dramatic setting, or "script," in the early storyline provides the answer. Even the "Benjamin" family, known for their free-roaming style, has now abandoned their family's "Agility" attribute under Benjamin VI, still focusing on the "Free-roaming Mage" path, prioritizing evasion and agility. However, in group dungeons and against elite bosses, the "Free-roaming" style is completely useless. Back when the game was fighting the most powerful boss of the Dark Lord, "Morzaye," what was most scarce were figures like Schopenhauer and his teacher, the then-elder Joseph, who was at the peak of his life! Unfortunately, everything is different now. The introduction of the original "Dark Eldar" 30 version might be an opportunity for the "Benjamin" family. The point isn't here, but rather why Benjamin never fell for the quirky, "poor but beautiful heroine" Lorna? [Mysterious Easter Egg] (Unique)

The sky in this other world was as blue as ever. The white clouds remained the same. The background music was always soothing and enchanting.

Early in the morning, Elder Schopenhauer finished washing up and prepared to go to the temple to receive his "daily tasks." Although it was just for show, Schopenhauer still wanted to receive them personally, and there would certainly be someone to do them for him. But Schopenhauer was, after all, the original Grand Elder of the Otherworld, which made him different from the other elders and higher than the deputy elders.

Schopenhauer never accepted the position (title) of Deputy Elder. The benefits were similar to those of the Grand Elder, but having already served as Grand Elder once, he had no interest in a "deputy" position. Schopenhauer was well aware of Morsa's exceptional abilities, but he couldn't understand why the once-popular Morsa suddenly wanted to rise again. Was his meditation still far from profound enough?

"Meditation" is a "required course" for the elders of this other world. For hundreds and thousands of years, the idle Morsa has always persisted in meditation, remaining silent and unassuming. He has made contributions in fighting against the erosion of "darkness," "evil," and "the gray area."

Being a seemingly idle elder doesn't mean they don't "work." Sometimes, what appears to be a leisurely existence—sitting quietly, meditating—actually carries danger. Darkening, "possession by demons," and even "demon possession" are common occurrences. However, this other world remains a sacred place! The aforementioned "symptoms," the poisonous buff, can be quickly cured by the beautiful priestess elder. The real danger lies in "asymptomatic" transformations—these hero elders are not easily detected by appearance. In the past, there were old artifacts like the "Demon-Revealing Mirror" (now broken), but now, advanced MS "Purification" spells can alleviate the suffering of poisoned heroes in this other world, preventing them from being easily transformed on a large scale. The reason priests haven't experienced a single case of "darkening" in this other world for thousands of years is because they frequently cast spells on themselves ("Purifying the Mind").

The high-ranking mage Loki's artifact, the "Hammer of the Creator," comes with the "Purify" spell in its second phase! Loki's class, and the B skill book he possesses, make it impossible for him to learn the "Purify" skill. Loki is an offensive mage, and learning healing skills or other advanced support skills is prohibited (class restriction). Loki's "Purify" spellcasting also differs from the traditional priest's "Purify" (longer casting time; slower casting rhythm; requires "incantation," etc.). Therefore, it's safe to predict that the artifact "Hammer of the Creator"...

Some heroes live lives full of passion, while others may seem to lead ordinary lives, but are in fact quite extraordinary. —Otherworldly Rules 88353333

In this other world, the elders are mostly taciturn. They have lived long enough to contemplate deeply, and when faced with various difficulties, they, whether in sinecure or like Elder Schopenhauer, attend to every detail. It's rare to see an elder complain; they are generally the "elite" of this world (the best of the best). Even a powerful figure like "Morsa," who seems indifferent to "politics," "stepped forward" at the crucial moment when the Dark Eldar launched a massive invasion! (Multiple Perspectives, 8D)

Elder Schopenhauer, level 777. He stopped using "experience orbs" after reaching this level. Theoretically, he could easily reach the maximum level, but Schopenhauer had already sensed a new "power"—the sinecure "Morsa."

"It's better to cooperate and achieve win-win results than to confront each other!" This is a principle that Schopenhauer adhered to. This famous saying is not yet a "precept," but rather a proverb from earlier times. The reason it wasn't published as a new "precept" may be due to Schopenhauer's concerns. He didn't want his intentions to be exposed, or for too much "commentary" to attract trouble.

At this time, the 32nd generation elder of Lei Yin, the Fire Messenger elder, the Wolverine Wolf, Elder Sun Yun, and the priest Catherine, among others, had all reached level 700 and stopped leveling up. Each elder-level hero had pre-purchased a large quantity of "Experience Orbs" in their inventory and storage. They were noble, aristocratic families of magic users; their family warehouses possessed everything imaginable, from gold coins and ingots to various enchanting materials, precious metals, purple scepters, gems, rare artifact parts, and blueprints. They were always esteemed and highly respected clients.

If you take the term "Noble Mage" literally, players can easily confuse it with Noble 1 and Noble 2. Is it really possible to "advance" to Noble Mage simply by getting VIP status? That's incredibly naive... A dramatic setting, or "script," in the early storyline reveals the answer. Even the "Benjamin" family, known for their free-roaming style, has now abandoned their family's "Agility" attribute under Benjamin VI, still focusing on the "Free-roaming FS" path, prioritizing evasion and agility. However, when it comes to group dungeons and attacking elite bosses, the "Free-roaming" style is completely useless... Back when the other world was fighting the most powerful boss of the Dark Lord, "Morzaye," what was most scarce were figures like Schopenhauer and his teacher, the then-elder Joseph, who was at the peak of his life! Unfortunately, everything is different now... The latest chapter ignites the plot! Stay tuned! The original release of "Eldar 30" might be an opportunity for the "Benjamin" family. But that's not the main point. The real question is: why didn't Benjamin fall for the quirky, beautiful, and somewhat eccentric Lorna back then? [Mysterious Easter Egg] (Unique)

The sky in this other world was as blue as ever. The white clouds remained the same. The background music was always soothing and enchanting.

Early in the morning, Elder Schopenhauer finished washing up and prepared to go to the temple to receive his "daily tasks." Although it was just for show, Schopenhauer still wanted to receive them personally, and there would certainly be someone to do them for him. But Schopenhauer was, after all, the original Grand Elder of the Otherworld, which made him different from the other elders and higher than the deputy elders.

Schopenhauer never accepted the position (title) of Deputy Elder. The benefits were similar to those of the Grand Elder, but having already served as Grand Elder once, he had no interest in a "deputy" position. Schopenhauer was well aware of Morsa's exceptional abilities, but he couldn't understand why the once-popular Morsa suddenly wanted to rise again. Was his meditation still far from profound enough?

"Meditation" is a "required course" for the elders of this other world. For hundreds and thousands of years, the idle Morsa has always persisted in meditation, remaining silent and unassuming. He has made contributions in fighting against the erosion of "darkness," "evil," and "the gray area."

Being a seemingly idle elder doesn't mean they don't "work." Sometimes, what appears to be a leisurely existence—sitting quietly, meditating—actually carries danger. Darkening, "possession by demons," and even "demon possession" are common occurrences. However, this other world remains a sacred place! The aforementioned "symptoms," the poisonous buff, can be quickly cured by the beautiful priestess elder. The real danger lies in "asymptomatic" transformations—these hero elders are not easily detected by appearance. In the past, there were old artifacts like the "Demon-Revealing Mirror" (now broken), but now, advanced MS "Purification" spells can alleviate the suffering of poisoned heroes in this other world, preventing them from being easily transformed on a large scale. The reason priests haven't experienced a single case of "darkening" in this other world for thousands of years is because they frequently cast spells on themselves ("Purifying the Mind").

The high-ranking mage Loki's artifact, the "Hammer of the Creator," comes with the "Purify" spell in its second phase! Loki's class, and the B skill book he possesses, make it impossible for him to learn the "Purify" skill. Loki is an offensive mage, and learning healing skills or other advanced support skills is prohibited (class restriction). Loki's "Purify" spellcasting also differs from the traditional priest's "Purify" (longer casting time; slower casting rhythm; requires "incantation," etc.). Therefore, it's safe to predict that the artifact "Hammer of the Creator"...