TOPIC: New rarity terms

Instead of being called Ultra Rare, the rarity term for the purple-titled, light-green-backed free token you get with every $1,000 token purchase is now called Premium . E.g., Cavadar teeth. Ro7P Segments, even though they all have gold backs, will be included in this term since the principle of their distribution was the same.

The black-titled, dark-green-backed Transmuted tokens whose primary ingredients are Premium tokens are now called Grand Eldritch . Grand Eldritch tokens do not have a 5-point star icon.

The black-titled, dark-green-backed, and 5-point-star-adorned Transmuted tokens whose primary ingredients are four Ultra Rare tokens (and to date, themed to the four classical elements) are still called Eldritch Relics . This isn't a change, I'm just including it here for clarity.

Druegar,

That all sounds good. Am I correct in assuming that the Grand Eldritch tokens and the Eldritch Relic tokens count equally towards the Eldritch Set bonuses?

Thanks,
Mike

yes

Druegar wrote: Instead of being called Ultra Rare, the rarity term for the purple-titled, light-green-backed free token you get with every $250 token purchase is now called Premium . E.g., Cavadar teeth. Ro7P Segments, even though they all have gold backs, will be included in this term since the principle of their distribution was the same.

The black-titled, dark-green-backed Transmuted tokens whose primary ingredients are Premium tokens are now called Grand Eldritch . Grand Eldritch tokens do not have a 5-point star icon.

The black-titled, dark-green-backed, and 5-point-star-adorned Transmuted tokens whose primary ingredients are four Ultra Rare tokens (and to date, themed to the four classical elements) are still called Eldritch Relics . This isn't a change, I'm just including it here for clarity.

Hi Druegar,

When you said with every $250, did you actually mean to type/say $1K? Thanks for clarifying.

Dennis Burdick wrote: did you actually mean to type/say $1K?

Sure did.
Thank you for catching that!

Will the TD Website and TD Database be updated to show this? I was jsut getting used to the current descriptions, now I got to figure it all out again. Ug.

Just curious, why the change?

I am interested to see what the next Relic token is that has four UR's as the primary ingredients, and what the next "Grand" token is after Cavadar (if of course there are further transmuted tokens in those series). I'm guessing they won't be Eldritch. We might find out about the 4 UR transmuted token in next year's set, since the Boots have now wrapped up.

Mike Steele wrote: I am interested to see what the next Relic token is that has four UR's as the primary ingredients, and what the next "Grand" token is after Cavadar (if of course there are further transmuted tokens in those series). I'm guessing they won't be Eldritch. We might find out about the 4 UR transmuted token in next year's set, since the Boots have now wrapped up.

I hope we take a break from those; at least until cavadar finishes and maybe a new big set starts up.

I'm actually hoping we do get another four UR transmuted token starting next year, I enjoy putting together the multi-year transmutes.

Mike Steele wrote: I'm actually hoping we do get another four UR transmuted token starting next year, I enjoy putting together the multi-year transmutes.

Same here. Besides, we need transmutes to use our abundance of trade tokens on.

Druegar wrote: Instead of being called Ultra Rare, the rarity term for the purple-titled, light-green-backed free token you get with every $1,000 token purchase is now called Premium . E.g., Cavadar teeth. Ro7P Segments, even though they all have gold backs, will be included in this term since the principle of their distribution was the same.

The black-titled, dark-green-backed Transmuted tokens whose primary ingredients are Premium tokens are now called Grand Eldritch . Grand Eldritch tokens do not have a 5-point star icon.

The black-titled, dark-green-backed, and 5-point-star-adorned Transmuted tokens whose primary ingredients are four Ultra Rare tokens (and to date, themed to the four classical elements) are still called Eldritch Relics . This isn't a change, I'm just including it here for clarity.

So in summary:

• The Completed Rod of Seven Parts is a Grand Eldritch item made from the 7 Premium tokens.
• The Supreme Ring of Elemental Command is an Eldritch Relic made from the 4 Ultra Rare tokens.
• The Boots of the Four Winds is also an Eldritch Relic made from the 4 previous Ultra Rare boots.
• The yet to be named Cavadar Tooth combined will be a Grand Eldritch item.

If that is correct I predict future power differences on the horizon between Grand Eldritch and Eldritch Relics...

Ed

MasterED wrote:

Druegar wrote: Instead of being called Ultra Rare, the rarity term for the purple-titled, light-green-backed free token you get with every $1,000 token purchase is now called Premium . E.g., Cavadar teeth. Ro7P Segments, even though they all have gold backs, will be included in this term since the principle of their distribution was the same.

The black-titled, dark-green-backed Transmuted tokens whose primary ingredients are Premium tokens are now called Grand Eldritch . Grand Eldritch tokens do not have a 5-point star icon.

The black-titled, dark-green-backed, and 5-point-star-adorned Transmuted tokens whose primary ingredients are four Ultra Rare tokens (and to date, themed to the four classical elements) are still called Eldritch Relics . This isn't a change, I'm just including it here for clarity.

So in summary:

• The Completed Rod of Seven Parts is a Grand Eldritch item made from the 7 Premium tokens.
• The Supreme Ring of Elemental Command is an Eldritch Relic made from the 4 Ultra Rare tokens.
• The Boots of the Four Winds is also an Eldritch Relic made from the 4 previous Ultra Rare boots.
• The yet to be named Cavadar Tooth combined will be a Grand Eldritch item.

If that is correct I predict future power differences on the horizon between Grand Eldritch and Eldritch Relics...

Ed

I'm hoping that will not be the case.