I still remember that at the gate of the warehouse on Luoxia Island, there was a Taoist priest wearing a black iron helmet swaggering through the market, and the crowd of onlookers almost crowded the safety zone - who would have thought that the seemingly bulky iron bump could become the secret weapon of a Taoist master? This kind of subversive cognitive gameplay precisely constitutes the most charming legend in the legendary world.

The threshold for wearing the Reaper's Helmet used to be a rite of passage for the warrior profession. In order to get enough 30 attack power, the level 0 little warrior is eager to grind the Shura axe out of the spark. The black crystal ring was worn out three pairs, the Sky Eagle necklace was broken and repaired, and it was not easy to get together the standard configuration, only to find when I stood at the entrance of the trap hole: The Taoist priest next door also wore the Grim Reaper helmet at some point! It turned out that this group of Dao masters had already understood the mystery, and after level 0, they gave up the platinum ring and wore the Death Glove instead, and forced a 0-point attack. Watching them rush into the south of the general's tomb with their skull helmets on their heads, the warrior brothers looked at each other - the weakness of the original Dao profession with zero physical defense could be made up for with physical defense equipment?

The legend of the Black Iron Helmet is even more amazing. The value of 1-0 points of defense seems to be ordinary, but the veterans who were in the Reverse Demon Ancient Temple back then knew that the warriors with black iron helmets dared to resist the siege of the three bronze hammer hands. In a siege battle, I saw with my own eyes that the boss of a certain guild wore the black iron head of the Demon Emperor 0 attack 0 and killed the blood path from the fire wall of eight mages. What's even more bizarre is the secret in the Tower of Babel: a certain Taoist priest can draw a flamingo's flame talisman with a black iron head with a 0 Dao 0 and a Sky Eagle necklace, and this hybrid equipment is still an unsolved mystery in the Purgatory Corridor.

The mages' obsession with the black iron head is the most sad. There was a legend in the Western Regions Wonderland: if you can offset the weight with the Demon Blood Necklace and match it with the Death Glove with magic, a level 1 mage can really wear a black iron helmet. Although it was later confirmed that this was just a rumor, there were indeed fierce people who tried it: the Taoist priest of Demon Emperor 0 Demon 0 and the ghost suit were carried on the second branch of the organ for half an hour. Although most of these crazy experiments ended in failure, they gave birth to countless hilarious jokes - for example, a certain mage actually melted the demon-slaying sword to make a weighing stone in order to reduce the weight!

The intelligence of equipment mix-and-match reaches its peak in the Akatsuki Canyon. Fellow Daoists who have seen the 3 Taoist Helmet remember that the seemingly funny bronze head, combined with the 0-0 attack bonus of the Heavenly Demon Armor, actually made the Taoist Priest's slashing damage chase after the warrior. What's even more amazing is a certain guild battle, three Taoist priests wearing gloves of defense 0 attack 0 death formed a triangular formation, and used poison charms to cooperate with melee combat to force the holy war suit warriors to jump off the cliff. These outfit ideas that break the boundaries of professions are more flavorful than the cookie-cutter jihadist suits that followed.

The advent of the era of reloading did not erase these legends. The deepest memory is a decisive battle in Shacheng, where the defenders of the city are all black iron helmets with battle armor, but the siege side has a strange mage wearing the head of a demon emperor 4 Taoist. When everyone thought he was going to set fire to the wall, this guy suddenly took out his attack 0 wand and started physical output - it turned out that he had washed all the coral rings into attack attributes! Although it was still ruled down in the end, this deviant style of play is still the talk of the veterans in the drinking game.