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Gearing up, as we know, is serious business and I'll walk through my Warlock loot decisions here with you. We also know that the new 2.4 badge loot is pretty expensive, and with a finite amount of badges, players need to make some hard buying decisions - which is the fun part really.So you can look for a secure aion kinah store to [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] safe in transaction. Personally, I evaluate each item based on the following criteria:

Incremental upgrade vs existing gear, keeping set bonuses in mind: Duh. Future progression: Will I be replacing this piece one week from now with drops, PvP gear or other loot? Cost: Can I get two cheaper pieces to get a greater upgrade than a single expensive piece? The cost of enchanting and gemming the new pieces should also be taken into account. Last but not least, looks! How will the new piece fit in with the rest of my wardrobe?

Now let's look at the shiny purples!

Eliminating the non-cloth, melee and healing gear, warlocks really have only eight pieces to consider: two robes, two pairs of pants, a dagger, gloves, boots and a ring.You can try contsct us for [link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you will find we are the best choice for your aion kinah. Starting with the most expensive, we have:

Scryer's Blade of Focus - 150 badges(!)

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The strictly better Arena spellblade, for both PvP and PvE, unfortunately requires a rating of 1850 (1800 when Season 4 hits); this automatically puts it out of reach of many players.