Chapter 44 – Job Change?

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[LEORE Gallery]

[This Sword Master Rework]

Currently, the damage output of Sword Masters has a much larger deviation compared to other classes.

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Only one person comes to mind for anyone who sees this.

[ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Our Gallju’s Damage Was Insane]

ㄴ[It was unbelievable damage ㅋㅋㅋ Even the indicators that had been fine until now suddenly broke down, so they must have been confused.]

ㄴ[If you used Revenge and Annihilation, our damage was like twice as much ㅋㅋㅋㅋ]

[Honestly, no one except Gallju used the Revenge skill in raidsㅋㅋㅋㅋ It was almost an abandoned skill, an entertainment skill in LEORE]

ㄴ[For real ㅋㅋㅋㅋ It was a skill used to catch monsters in the field for quests ㅋㅋㅋㅋ]

[They’re doing a targeted patch]

[Sword Master Scarecrow Damage Measurement]

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As you can see in the picture, this is a user in the top 10 of Sword Masters.

After the Sword Master rework this time, measuring the damage showed that the overall damage increased by about 8%.

The Revenge skill itself is too risky in raids and is not used, so the Wish received this time is bound to be favorable.

Even if there are sections where you can Parrying, you have to do it with the Tank, and you have to force in the Annihilation skill at that time, so the damage cycle becomes fixed and uncomfortable, but with this Wish skill, you can use it at the desired timing, so it’s really good.

Of course, theoretically, the highest potential damage of Sword Master has fallen, but our Gallju, who reaches that highest point, is abnormal.

[I went to the raid this time, and the damage went up ㅋㅋㅋㅋ]

[Gallju’s damage was really unbelievable ㅋㅋㅋㅋ]

ㄴ[Isn’t our Gallju crying? He was so good at Parrying, but the reason to Parry disappeared]

[Honestly, who uses the Revenge skill in raids ㅋㅋㅋㅋ It’s a hundred times better to just skip it safely without using it]

ㄴ[The risk is so high and the return is almost non-existent]

[It would have been much better to ease Parrying a bit more, which is a shame]

ㄴ[No, no, this is much better. If Parrying becomes easier here, melee classes will just become too OP]

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I don’t like it.

I tried hitting the changed Sword Master on the training dummy this time, and the feeling is completely gone.

The flavor of stacking and maintaining Chain Attack stacks has decreased. Before the patch, there was a flavor of canceling the skill’s pre and post delays while maintaining Chain Attack and cramming in skills, but now you can just do it smoothly.

Due to the deletion of the Revenge skill, Parrying has just become a risk.

The reason I use Parrying even in raids is because of the Revenge skill. I did Parrying because of the big buff of the Revenge skill, which is 30% of the final damage, even if I take the risk of getting help from the Healer, but if it’s like this, the reason to Parry disappears.

Even if you do Parry, it just ends up increasing the stagger value at the risk of your life, and getting hit less painfully.

If that’s the case, the reason for a melee Dealer to do Parrying disappears.

“It’s not fun…”

This is the conclusion of this Sword Master rework.

In this case, I have no choice but to change my job.

Fortunately, a new season raid will be released soon.

The fact that a raid is coming out means that the next tier of equipment is coming out. In other words, it’s a very good time to switch jobs.

Usually, when a raid comes out, you replace the equipment that drops each time you clear the raid, increasing the raid clear speed.

But this time, I’m going to find a new job and get the equipment for the new job to match the equipment.

Then, you can naturally switch jobs without spending any Gold. Instead, I won’t be able to do raids with the new job until I have all the raid equipment.

Then another concern arises.

What job should I choose? There are more jobs that have been buffed in this patch than I thought.

First of all, the Assassin class, which is basically evaluated as Chuuni in LEORE. And the ranged Physical Dealer class.

“Hmm… what should I do?”

I’ve done melee, so should I do ranged? Or should I do the Assassin class, which is one of the romantic options?

Well, there’s still time until the raid update, so I’ll have to think about it later.

There are no particular restrictions on changing jobs anyway.

I typed a chat in the Guild chat to find someone to do the Daily Quest with today.

[Lee Arang] – Is there anyone who wants to go to the Daily Dungeon today?

[Arangs Belly Blanket] – Me! Me! Me!

[Arm Length 10cm] – A new dungeon has come out this time, so it’s good to do the Main Quest and then run it.

[Arangs Belly Blanket] – Oh? Haven’t you done all the Main Quests yet?

Oh, that’s right.

I heard that a Main Quest was created this time and a dungeon was also created?

[Lee Arang] – I haven’t done it yet. I’ll push through it quickly and come.

[Arangs Belly Blanket] – Take your time and come. The Main Quest is fun this time.

[Lee Arang] – Okay.

I can’t get used to it every time I see it. I just touched that Belly once, and it changed from Footwiper to Belly Cover.

When I saw him in reality, he looked like a normal person…

The Main Quest started in Ardea.

When I arrived in Ardea using the Return Scroll, there were a lot of people crowded together.

When I started, it was the end of the season, so there weren’t many people, but since the season started, there seemed to be 5 times more people than usual.

Most of them were moving to one place. I also joined the wave of people doing the Main Quest and walked along.

Fortunately, when you receive a quest, it doesn’t make you backtrack, but sends you down another road, so there was no confusion.

Thanks to that, I was able to receive the Main Quest comfortably.

The Main Quest was naturally a story for the final battle in the Abyss Zone.

After doing several Raids, you have to finish the nests that are located in the Abyss Zone and enter the huge nest that you finally reach.

I wonder how many disgusting monsters there will be this time.

First, I entered the story dungeon and started scouting the nest with my companions.

It was a stealth format that required not getting caught by monsters while passing through winding maze-like roads.

This is also one of the things I’m good at. I used the monsters’ aggro system to reach the target area at once.

In a room full of Jet Black, a Magician companion cast a glowing buff that allowed us to see even in the dark, and I almost gasped.

There was a giant ant, easily over 5M, with its face torn off.

The problem is that the ant was not a simple ant, but the Queen Ant who controlled this nest.

Its appearance screamed, “I’m the Boss here,” but it was dead.

Ah, is that it?

In fact, this Boss was not the final Boss.

Even though the Queen Ant was in a headless corpse state, its presence was considerable.

It’s a visual that reminds me of the Alien movie I used to like. Even if that Queen Ant was a Raid Boss, I would nod and say it’s cool and stylish.

But the fact that the head of such a Queen Ant has disappeared means that someone killed it.

And that will be the final Boss.

First of all, I had to inform the Adventurers Guild of the current situation in the story, so I got out of the nest.

The next quest is the Adventurers Guild in Ardea.

As soon as I arrived at the Adventurers Guild, I conveyed all the information about what we saw in the nest without missing a single detail.

As I was talking, a dungeon naturally opened to fully investigate the nest.

As soon as the dungeon opened, I immediately said in the Guild chat.

[Lee Arang] – It’s open. Are you going to go with Baedeopgaenim and Palgilinim?

[Arangs Belly Blanket] – Please invite me right away!

[Arm Length 10cm] – I’m available right away too.

[Scent Tracking Device] – Arang, me too!

A 4person Party was completed immediately.

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Squeak!

Various monsters came out of this new dungeon, Nest of Sin.

All the monsters that had been in all the nests I had seen so far were all there, and they all looked disgusting.

I don’t understand who came up with the idea of combining bugs, insects, and tree roots.

The moment Arm Length ran forward as a Tank and grabbed the aggro of the monsters, Soonchu and I quickly swept away the monsters, and Belly Cover perfectly cared for us as Healer.

I wonder what the Boss of this dungeon will be.

First of all, it is the nest, the stage of the last Raid released at the end of the season. However, the Queen Ant, who I thought was the Boss, was already killed by someone, and I was looking forward to who would come out as the Boss in such a nest.

The room where the Queen Ant was located.

As I saw in the story earlier, the corpse of the Queen Ant with no head was still there.

“What the hell is going on?”

Soonchu tilted her head.

“I know, right. The corpse won’t be the Boss.”

The moment everyone was off guard, I noticed the Queen Ant’s body moving.

“Everyone, prepare for battle.”

“Huh? What’s wrong?”

“The Queen Ant isn’t dead.”

“Huh?”

At the end of my words, the Queen Ant staggered up in a headless state.

“Ew, what is it?”

Something yellowish began to sprout from the severed neck of the Queen Ant, where her head had disappeared.

I realized it as soon as I saw it.

‘It’s Cordyceps.’

[Controlled Queen Ant]

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The final Boss of this season’s Raid seems to be related to parasites.