Relics at the ArmsDealer
A new ArmsDealer tab in the Drift Board sells every level 75 Dynamis Ultimate weapon — Excalibur, Ragnarok, Spharai, Claustrum and the rest — for 250 Drift Coins apiece. Open it with /quests. And under the hood, roughly a thousand item-level pieces that used to wear their stats only on paper now actually carry them on the server.
Finding a weapon worth wielding past level 75 has been a real gap on this server. Today it closes.
Open the Drift Board with `/quests` and you'll find a new tab beside the Outfitter: the ArmsDealer. Its first case, Dynamis Weapons, stocks all fifteen level 75 Dynamis Ultimate weapons — the relics — at a flat 250 Drift Coins each.
What's on the counter
Every relic, one per weapon type:
- Spharai (Hand-to-Hand), Mandau (Dagger), Excalibur (Sword), Ragnarok (Great Sword), Guttler (Axe), Bravura (Great Axe)
- Gungnir (Polearm), Apocalypse (Scythe), Kikoku (Katana), Amanomurakumo (Great Katana), Mjollnir (Club), Claustrum (Staff)
- Annihilator (Marksmanship), Gjallarhorn (the bard's horn), Yoichinoyumi (Archery)
These are the base tier — a genuine level 75+ weapon for your job, not the end of the road. Each is Rare/Ex: it's yours, and it stays on your account.
How to buy
The ArmsDealer works exactly like the Outfitter you already know. Pick Dynamis Weapons from the dropdown (it's selected by default), find your weapon, click Buy to lock in a price, then Confirm within the timer. 250 Drift Coins leaves your purse and the relic lands in your bags.
Prefer to type? !drift arms dynamis lists the case, !drift armsbuy <number> prices one, and !drift confirm seals it — the same three-step dance every Drift Board purchase uses.
The dropdown has room for more cases down the line. This is where the server's weapon offerings will grow.
And every stat now counts
Alongside the ArmsDealer, this patch quietly fixes something bigger. A large swath of item-level gear on the server was wearable but inert — the client showed a full stat block, but the server applied nothing. Roughly a thousand weapons and armor pieces now carry their real stats: the numbers you see are the numbers you get, and pet gear actually buffs your pet.
If a piece you own suddenly feels stronger, that's why. If one still looks like it's missing something, say so — a handful of items have effects (procs, set bonuses) that are still on the list.
Enjoy the new steel.