For the most part it rocks except this the total cost for all of it is 1,775 Mithril. And that is a bit expensive considering you only get Mithril from Estoc Wars and everyone doesn't have time for that and sometimes people forget to cast spell to let you into war ( I know from experience, and it really sucks) or have no Mithril to cast spells in the first place therefore the only way is to buy it. However that can get expensive also and if u buy Mithril and use it on spells then lose war you just wasted a lot of money. Not to mention time spent on getting money, buying Mithril, casting spells, and then losing the war. What I'm trying to say is just that Mithril and the Red Paladin equipment is a bit to expensive so either price of equipment should go down or you should be able to buy more Mithril. For instance, instead of only being able to buy until u have six Mithril with a max amount bought of 16 per day you could have a max amount of buying 6 Mithril per day and no limit of how much you can have before you have to stop buying. Tell me your thoughts. If you don't like the idea tell me and if u like it tell me that to. Just tell me your thoughts. Oh, and keep growing LIKE A BOSS! Thank you, crazymartian!
Whole point is you have to war to earn mith to buy them. No point to just buying 6 mith a day till you can buy it all.
What I would like to see is the max amount be increased to 15. Purely because unholy aura costs 15 mith
I partially agree with this. I don't get much mithril from any wars and I didn't leave myself with much mithril from when we could buy it. In fact I didn't have enough to buy the cheapest piece of equipment. Never mind those 250 ones. So yes I would like to see something like a daily limit of 3 mithril that can be bought. It should remain the same when coming to the costs (in ratio to your size) and it also means that it can't be easily abused.
Haha, I started with 220 mith from when we could buy them. A dozen Estoc Wars later, it was at 0. I think payout should be increased, and the devs promised they would be increased.