The group resurrection spell, as the name implies, is a spell that can resurrect multiple people at once.
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In the game, players can respawn infinitely, so life seems to hold little value, and death isn't particularly frightening. However, that also depends on what you pare it to.
After all, when a player dies, they lose one-tenth of their current experience points.
One-tenth of the experience isn't a trivial amount; it's neither too much nor too little.
pared to precious items like top-tier equipment or rare skills, that one-tenth experience loss isn't significant. As long as everyone works a bit harder, they can grind it back.
However, aside from that, there's likely nothing more important than experience.
After all, leveling up in the game
isn't easy. In the early stages of the game, one-tenth of the experience can be quickly regained, but in the later stages, everyone knows leveling up bees quite challenging.
Losing that one-tenth of experience means you won't recover it without grinding for at least a week.
Regular gamers understand that grinding for levels is a painful endeavor; reliving that agony is sheer torment. Without a masochistic tendency, who would willingly linger in this endless suffering?
Moreover, dying once isn't just about losing a level; there's also a chance of dropping equipment...
Thus, the resurrection spell is quite practical.
Especially during PvP, the side with the resurrection spell often saves time running back to the resurrection point, which gives them a significant advantage.
As for the group resurrection spell, it's even more formidable. Just imagine, after finally taking down a target, with just a wave of the hand, everyone is back to full health. How infuriating would that be? Turning the tide of battle is just a matter of raising a hand.
From this, it's evident that this "Praise of Light (Volume 1)" is merely an ancient skill, but in terms of practical value, it surpasses even legendary skills.
The Bishop is an advanced class of the Light Priest, and there's only one priest in the Quan Zhen Sect, and that is Fearless. Following the principle of need-based distribution, this book naturally should be given to Fearless.
Wang Yu is also a decisive person and casually tossed the skill book to Fearless.
"Damn! Damn!" Seeing this scene, everyone was displeased and said, "Why give it to that old dog Fearless?"
These bastards certainly know why this book was given to Fearless; they were simply feeling imbalanced.
"Because I'm a priest
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