15: Chapter 15 Career Choice

Class: Sorcerer.

Grade: Rare

Base Attribute Bonus: All attributes +2 after class change; all attributes +1.5 for every rank promoted. Max level is 5.

At max level, Spirit +70%, Constitution +30%, Strength +20%, Agility +40%...

Specialties: Forest Meditation Method, Basic Nature Affinity.

Skills: Nature's Bind, Nature's Cure, Nature's Shield...

Evaluation: A rare and powerful magic class that harnesses the power of nature. Unlocks more nature spells as the class level increases.

A 70% Spirit bonus at max level...

Hiss~ That's pretty high!

It's just that the class change requirements are a bit harsh... As an attribute that is relatively difficult to increase,

this class actually requires three points of base Spirit?

As the core of magic classes, the Spirit attribute is directly related to the magic power cast by the Sorcerer and their own mana recovery speed...

This further highlights the advantage of this card's high percentage bonus.

One must know that in the early stages, the Spirit attribute of the Believers depends entirely on their own talent,

and most Believers have relatively low Spirit talent.

A mage class is much harder to inherit than a warrior. Just this requirement of 3 Spirit points directly filters out most of the Believers...

Lin Ye couldn't help but think about his own elf Believers. With their Nature Affinity, their talent should be pretty good, right?

So he didn't need to worry too much about them being unable to inherit a mage class.

It is best to change classes at a low rank. After all, its bonuses add attributes every time you rank up after inheriting the class.

If someone starts their class change at Rank 3, they can max out a level 5 class by Rank 7.

But if your aptitude is insufficient and you insist on changing to a high-quality class, you can only slowly grind your attributes up by continuously ranking up.

By the time you meet the requirements for this high-quality class at Rank 5,

you would have to reach the Rank 9 Sacred Realm to max out the level 5 class and receive the ultra-high bonus of a maxed-out class...

Struggling just to reach Rank 5, reaching Rank 9 would take forever.

Therefore, when a Child of the Divine Domain chooses to load classes for their Believers, they must do so in accordance with the Believers' current situation.

When the Believers are at a low level of strength, it is best to load medium or low-grade classes as a transition.

The first batch of Believers in the future would also often be phased out because they couldn't keep up with the pace.

However, Lin Ye did not have this concern. His first batch of elves would not be phased out; he could continuously fuse Source energy into the Mother Tree to improve the elves' aptitude.

Thus, when Lin Ye considered loading class cards for the elves,

he didn't even think about low or medium-grade classes, but directly considered which Mythical-grade class would be better...

Hiss~ Another difficult question...

Why isn't there a class that can receive inheritance at different stages?

Like in novels, where the entire inheritance is stuffed into the protagonist's head all at once,

and the protagonist can obtain the corresponding inheritance knowledge at any level of strength...

I need to search the shop carefully. Loading a Mythical class card with this kind of inheritance model would be the most effective for the elves.

Sinking his consciousness into the shop's dazzling list of resources, Lin Ye also bought the common synthesis materials for synthesizing Mythical class cards along the way.

His gaze quickly swept across the list, buying everything that caught his eye and seemed useful.

A 2-Star Excellent-quality Fire Mage card?

Hmm... As a class in the Five Elements Elemental Mage series, it could be useful. Bought!

A 3-Star Fine-quality Elemental Summoner card...

Used as a fusion material, it should be able to grant the elves elemental summoning skills. Bought that too...

A 3-Star Fine-quality Necromancer card?

Lin Ye frowned slightly as he looked at this card. This class carried somewhat of a sinister attribute. Wouldn't it feel weird to have life-attributed elves learn this...?

But on second thought, Lin Ye figured it would be good to add it to the class as a form of knowledge. Elves who liked it could self-study, and it would be good to let them understand different fields of knowledge...

Learning has no end... Might as well buy it...

Boredly scrolling down the card list on his phone, a 5-Star Excellent-quality Frost Envoy class card came into Lin Ye's view.

Lin Ye was overjoyed. Without considering whether this card was useful to him, he quickly placed the order and paid, decisively securing the card.

After browsing for so long, I finally snatched a 5-Star Excellent-quality card, and a class card at that. Today is a lucky day...

If he hadn't paid fast enough, this class card would probably have been snatched up quickly. It all came down to hand speed.

After snatching up this 5-Star class card, Lin Ye didn't find any other high-quality cards, but he did find a class that fit his desired inheritance model...

It's just that this class card's star rank and quality are a bit low. I wonder if it can retain its inheritance model if used as the main card for synthesis...

Looking at his faith points balance again, hiss~

It's spending a bit too fast. Fortunately, I stopped myself, otherwise I wouldn't even have the money to buy environment cards...

Before he knew it, this shopping spree had cost him over 3 billion faith points.

Looking at the stack of cards in his hand, although Lin Ye felt a bit of a sting in his heart, he could only silently comfort himself that these were all early-stage investments, not a loss...

Lin Ye now had various mage series templates gathered in his hands,

ranging from the Five Elements Elemental series to the Elemental Summoning series, and even mixed with sinister classes like Necromancer. It was about enough to synthesize a Mythical class card...

Lin Ye's heart was instantly filled with anticipation. Cheating once is great, but cheating forever is forever great!

Lin Ye's gaze finally locked onto a 3-Star class card. This card was the one Lin Ye had found that fit his desired inheritance model.

3-Star Class Card — Illusionist Warlock (Fine):

A damaged, exquisite piece of art containing a partial Illusionist Warlock inheritance. Even in its incomplete state, it still possesses extremely powerful strength.

It's only a 3-Star Fine-grade card, and the inheritance is incomplete. But then again, a complete Illusionist Warlock inheritance would definitely be higher than this star rank...