Naturally, Coxianda expressed great regret about this. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

Although he felt that Badao might be deliberately scheming him, but the matter had come to this point, and Gao Xianda had no other way. He could only stick to his choice and try to optimize his results. After all, C-level skills are still stronger than E-level skills, and it will be bad if he replaces them with an E-level skills.

"Thank you!" Gao Xianda even expressed his gratitude to Badao.

Ba Dao deliberately took out two high-level skills to show off, just to see Gao Xianda's frustrated expression. But Gao Xianda was not frustrated, and expressed his gratitude to Badao, which made Badao can't help but glance at Gao Xianda.

"This kid is very powerful!" Ba Dao thought, "It's not just that his martial arts are high, maybe he is really a good 'heir'!" ”

Although Gao Xianda's mentality has changed, he has begun to worry about his potential again.

In fact, when it comes to advanced skills, potential points are the biggest problem. Because the potential points required for each level of improvement are incremental, counting the 1 potential point consumed when acquiring it, a total of 106 potential points are required to upgrade to a level 15 C-level skill.

Cossenda doesn't have so many potential points in his hands right now.

He did save some a while ago, but it was all spent in the ten consecutive draws of "Look at Me Seventy-two Changes".

His ten-game draw is not less, but unfortunately he didn't draw anything good. When I was lucky, I also drew two four-star cards, one for the humanoid creature: Panda Brewmaster, and the other for the underwater creature: the armored shark.

In addition to being able to brew wine and drink, Panda Brewmaster can also get drunken punches and breathe fire. But when it comes to drinking, Gao Xianda himself is not bad, and his kung fu is even higher than that of four-star creatures. So this Panda Brewmaster card isn't of much use.

As for this armored shark, it is completely a creature that lives underwater. Breathing underwater, swimming at high speeds, equipped with hard armor and sharp teeth, and capable of firing bone spurs, it can suffocate directly on land.

There are a few other three-star creatures, but they are all regular beast cards, and they are not necessarily more useful than the jungle cheetah.

Gao Xianda drew more one-star and two-star biological cards like little sparrows, lemon trees rich in sour lemons, and Caucasian men, as well as some functional cards that were not very useful, anyway, they saved a lot of everything. The good thing is that at least Coxada doesn't have to worry about drinking lemonade now......

Coxenda had collected hundreds of cards to the point where he was prompted by the system, and he could now perform twenty, fifty, and one hundred draws.

There is a minimum of one card with 4 stars or higher in 20 draws, at least one card with 5 stars or above in 50 draws, and even more so in 100 draws, which contain at least one card with 6 stars or more.

100 potential points for a six-star creature. This deal is not a loss, it is better than getting all the sour lemons in your hands.

Therefore, after Gao Xianda learned the news, he began to consciously reserve potential points again. It's a pity that I haven't saved much yet.

This time, Gao Xianda obtained this strange C-level skill, and he was a little hesitant again.

"Do I learn or not?" Gao Xianda thought.

Judging from the transformation of the bandit leader before, we can know that there are five-star creatures, such as forest trolls, which are almost immortal, and six-star creatures, the king squid, are monsters that are both demonic and martial.

If you don't consider the reason for attribute restraint, a six-star creature is obviously stronger than a contractor who can only have a full level of C-level skills, and it can crush people who have only mastered two or three full-level D-level skills. This can be turned around at a critical moment.

But the combination of multiple skills can actually multiply a person's abilities. After all, this C-level skill comes from the Overlord, and even if Linlin, who transforms into an eighth-level creature, is not the opponent of the Overlord......

Therefore, Gao Xianda, who does not have enough money for the time being, decided to temporarily give up the dream of a hundred consecutive draws, and first use limited skill points to learn this C-level skill, at least a few levels first, and see the effect.

If this skill is really valuable to cultivate, it will be filled up later; If there is no cultivation value, it is not too late to prepare for the 100 consecutive draws again.

Rage Mastery (Agility Department, Athletic Mastery, Evaluation C, After Lv1, you will get additional special effects for every 3 levels, and the maximum cultivation will be Lv15).

Description: You can use Rage to enhance your combat abilities by accumulating Rage or consuming Rage to activate skills. (I'm angry, the consequences are severe!) ）

Lv1 Gain Effect: You gain an Rage Bar capped at 100 points, which you can use to fill Rage and increase your combat abilities.

NOTE: For each normal attack hit, gain 5 rage; Use offensive skills to hit an enemy or deal critical damage, gain 10 rage; Each time you take damage, gain 2 rage.

Each rage increases your attacks by 1 bonus damage.

When you are not combat, rage will drop at a rate of 10 per second.

After consuming only 1 potential point, Gao Xianda gained a rage bar that boosts his fight.

According to the method it illustrates, the speed of accumulating anger in battle should be fast. When you reach full rage, you gain an additional 100 damage

The extra 100 damage points are not much, but they only consume a certain amount of potential points, which is already very cost-effective.

Since it is mentioned in the description, it is also possible to activate skills by accumulating rage. Then Gao Xianda believes that as a C-level skill, it must not just provide an anger bar as an ornament.

Gao Xianda still had 30 potential points in his hand to cross the river, and he wanted to see what skills he had, so he simply threw some potential points on this skill, raising the level to Lv7 first, and looking at the two effects in the back.

Lv4 Gain Effect: Whirlwind Slash: Spin quickly on self and attack with the weapon in your hand. Deals damage to all nearby enemies four times per second, each equal to 20% of the weapon's damage, and has an attack modifier for the attack.

Requires channeling.

You can move while using Whirlwind Slash, but using other spells will interrupt your cast.

Using the Whirlwind Slash consumes 40 rage, and then consumes 10 rage per second thereafter.

Lv7 Effect: Rational Anger: You can choose a compatible skill to bind. When using Whirlwind Slash, using this spell does not interrupt the cast, and increases rage.