Enchanting and Building

Time for a new enchantment.

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<Enchanting Menu>

NEW ENCHANTMENT!

Beserk I

(Tool becomes stronger for every consecutive swing - Max: 3)

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I wasn't exactly sure what it meant by the tool getting stronger, I just assumed that it meant that it would make a greater impact and become easier to swing. It appeared to be a pretty nice ability, so I was happy with it. I spent 10 more Tokens for another enchantment.

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<Enchanting Menu>

NEW ENCHANTMENT!

Sharp I

(Increase sharpness of tool by 35%)

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It was another pretty decent enchantment, increased sharpness will make it easier for me to cut into trees. I didn't really have anything else I wanted to use the Enchantment Stone on so I decided just to put it onto the axe. I doubted I'd ever use a weapon aside from [Mayuri-Luc-Ei] or another demonic weapon, so it would be useless otherwise.

I took the {Enchantment Stone} out of my inventory and smashed it onto my enchanted [Fine Logger's Axe]; as soon as the two items collided, a bright blue cloud formed in the middle and the Enchantment Stone disappeared.

[+1 Enchantment Slot]

Suddenly, my [Fine Logger's Axe] was ready to receive another enchantment. Without any hesitation, I opened my enchantment menu and spent 10 more Tokens.

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<Enchanting Menu>

NEW ENCHANTMENT!

Fortune I

(Increase resources collected by this tool by 50%)

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Ah, that would be useful. Now my axe was certainly quite stacked. It had three enchantments and its own passive ability so it was pretty good for collecting resources. I decided that whenever I got free time, I would simply go over to the forest and start cutting down trees; it was the best way to increase the speed of my progression.

I summoned my enchanted [Fine Logger's Axe] to my hand and raised it towards a tree. In one smooth motion, I swung the axe into the trunk of the tree. It slashed into the fibres of the tree completely cutting it down in one swing.

{+21 wood}

It was quite hard to swing the axe though, compared to my enchanted {Silver Pickaxe}, the axe caused a lot more strain on my arm, mostly due to the weight.

I walked over to the next tree and swung again.

{+24 wood}

Ah, my arms were already struggling after two mere swings. It seemed that the lightweight enchantment was certainly quite important. I could technically go back and try to get the lightweight enchantment but it would likely incur quite a heavy cost in terms of tokens. In the end, I decided to just deal with the weight, it did help in terms of momentum to cut the tree down in one strike.

It was getting somewhat late in the afternoon.

{+24 wood}

{+1 coal}

Well, I guess it was a 10% chance and not once in every 10 chops. The tree came tumbling down to the ground.

I guess I'd get my Minions to clean this up once I'm done.

{+24 wood}

I continued to go around cutting down trees and collecting wood. I didn't much care about the wood but the coal and diamond would be useful in the future so I wanted to gather as much of that as possible, their sell prices were quite high even if I didn't want to use them.

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<Shop>

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<Sell>

{1x} Wood = 0.01 Tokens

{1x} Coal = 0.5 Tokens

{1x} Diamond = 3 Tokens

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At this rate, I would usually be able to gather around 33 Tokens for every hundred trees I cut down. I was already getting Tokens at a pretty quick rate just from my Minions so I was around the point where I didn't really have much else to spend them on.

I checked my inventory and saw that I had over 100 Tokens at this point.

I could buy anything I wanted from the shop.

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<Shop+> (Refreshes every day)

{Elite Minion Upgrade Token} - 30 Tokens

{Spear Minion Recipe} - 7 Tokens

{Warrior Minion Recipe} - 40 Tokens

[GRAND EXCHANGE]

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I looked in the shop and noticed that the price for Warrior Minions was significantly higher than the recipes for the other Minions. There was a much cheaper recipe for {Spear Minions}, I wasn't exactly sure what the reason for this discrepancy was. My assumption was that Spear Minions were weaker than Warrior Minions, however, I couldn't be certain.

The one thing that interested me the most was the {Elite Minion Upgrade Token}, I didn't really know what that was either but it sounded quite useful. I had lots of Tokens to spare so I bought one. As I made the purchase, the item was transferred into my inventory.

There was a description of the product.

{Use this on an Elite Minion to upgrade it.}

Alright, I guess I'd do it. I decided to use it on my strongest Elite Minions so I added it to Rook.

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<Elite Minion Level Up!> - Rook

- Health Increase!

- Speed Increase!

- Attack Increase!

- New ability - {Fury}

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It seemed to be quite a significant buff to my Minion. I looked in the shop to see if I could buy another but it seemed that I could only buy one at a time. Since I still had plenty of Tokens to spare, I decided to buy the Warrior Minion Recipe.

After buying the recipe, I saw that it required 1000 rocks, 50 meat and 25 iron in order to craft a single Warrior Minion. It was quite a steep price but Warrior Minions were certainly quite useful. They were much stronger than Combat Scout Minions in combat and levelled up at a faster rate. However, currently, all the meat that I collected was being spent on Scout Minions, and I would be forced to change my coding.

I opened the code menu for my Minion Manager.

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ON.

craft;

Scout Minion 80%

Warrior Minion 20%

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I was building my army so I decided that 1/5 of all resources would be spent on crafting Warrior Minions. Who knows how difficult it would be to defeat the Cloaks' strongest weapon? At this moment, I needed numbers and strength.

I continued to cut down trees for a little while as the sun slowly set over the horizon.

{+22 wood}

As the sky slowly darkened, I lit the fire and waited as my Minion Manager provided me with the end-of-day report.