Bloodriven Village Shops

Thanks for putting this up. Some great prizes in there. VHCP Waraxe, padded armor. Lightning resist armor makes for a great project piece. etc.

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Originally Posted by LivderaDeralleur

Those sewers are addicting - that's all I have to say. And the rats drink cocoa!

You show a large cup of milky hot cocoa to a buck-toothed sewer rat, setting it on the ground as the rodent climbs down to sniff at the proffered beverage suspiciously. Apparently satisfied, it drags the cocoa off a ways and begins lapping at it.
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The sewer rat laps at a large cup of milky hot cocoa, its eyes darting back and forth, scanning for potential threats.
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Finished with a large cup of milky hot cocoa, the sewer rat makes a cursory pass of its paws over its whiskers, nosing at the ground for spilled drops.

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Ha that's awesome. I like the sewers over the arena.

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Originally Posted by Fallen

Thanks for putting this up. Some great prizes in there. VHCP Waraxe, padded armor. Lightning resist armor makes for a great project piece. etc.

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no prob, had a lot of spare time on my hands tonight heh

It seems, if the runs are unlimited, to kill the creatures as fast as possible and run a few more times to make up for the lost points. This ensures you have the smallest chance of failure, and spend the least amount of your time for the item you want.

Arena:
4 x tickets @ 100 simucoins each
bloodscrip earned = 511
prizes = 4x rolaren buckler, enhancive brooch, 2 runestaff

Sewers:
7 x tokens @ 100 simucoins each
bloodscrip earned = 518
prizes = 5x golvern shield with spikes, 3 runestaff (2 with enhancives), 4 weapons (2 with perm weighting), 4x sanctified helm, enhancive crown, enhancive bracer

The Sewers are the safer bet.

Got a black ora short sword.

I can see why the GMs have been resistant lately to put better loot in the treasure system; they wanted better loot to drop in arena :O

Has anyone found any tokens in the loot system? Or whatever is used to enter the arena.

Seriously, amazing job. This kind of info is invaluable IMO. Great work.