This time, it added an extra magic damage to the attack, which was very practical for weapons.
Then, continuing in this way, Kane endowed each weapon with the Star Attribute.
However, not every time resulted in useful Star Attributes; the randomness was too great.
There was a bronze-grade weapon with the attribute that when blocking an attack with this equipment, the starry appearance would spread over the weapon.
Honestly, it was useless apart from being visually appealing, and it was clearly meant for defensive equipment.
There were too many odd attributes like this, more suitable for defensive equipment, but enchanted on offensive weapons.
In other words, these attributes were completely random and couldn't be controlled artificially.
But anyway, adding extra attributes to weapons itself was a gain.
It's just that getting useful ones was a major win.
Interesting, this thing clearly had a certain gambling nature.
