MARVEL: GAME MAKER SYSTEM

With the Guild Token in hand, Strange was unsure what would be the best choice for them.

"What do you think? From what I've seen, being the first Guild in the game could be a huge advantage, both in terms of publicity and perhaps some hidden rewards." Strange said to the three people in front of him, Wong, Mordo and the Ancient One.

The four were in a rented room in an inn in the small town they started in, as they had not yet arrived at the mission that would release them to go to StormWind.

Hearing what Strange said, both Wong and Mordo said nothing and just looked at the Ancient One waiting to hear what she was thinking, as she was the wisest among them.

Yao thought for a while while drinking a cup of tea.

"Let's separate these benefits into parts, first, how is our reputation among Players currently?" She asked as she looked at Strange and Wong, who were in charge of Oasis' Kamar Taj School of Magic.

Wong thought for a few seconds and responded. "Our reputation is quite high, currently we already have more than 200 thousand Players registered on our forum and more than 50 thousand Players who actively study the magic of Minecraft and ESW with us in Oasis. I believe that if a Player likes magic, the probability of this Player coming to us is already very high."

Hearing this, Yao, the Ancient One, nodded and looked at Strange.

Strange had also already thought of what to say. "In ESW I noticed that the number of Players with the Mage class is the highest among all other classes, and of these Mages, most of them want to join us, since the difficulty of learning Spells in ESW is a little higher than the Players imagined, and with our teachings they are making rapid progress, which is attracting even more Mages to want to join us."

Hearing all this, Yao nodded and spoke. "So among the benefits we can receive from using this Token now, the reputation boost will be considerably less useful to us, as our reputation is already extremely high."

Strange, Wong, and Mordo nodded in agreement with her.

"Now what we have left is to use this Token now and possibly receive some useful reward from the game, or wait until we go to the capital and use it there, where we can get a better place for the Guild." She said. "Which is more advantageous for us in the long run?"

Strange didn't think twice and responded a little disappointed. "Wait until we go to the capital."

Yao smiled as he handed Strange the Token back. "Take your time, we have plenty of time. I know it would make you prouder to use this Token now and show the world that we were the first, but won't it be better if we use it at the right time and reap many more benefits?"

Strange hesitated a bit and finally nodded.

"Let's continue with our previous plan." Yao said. "We will continue leveling up and doing missions, while the hunting party will try to obtain other skills by hunting Horde Players to have the most functional team possible. Of course, if a screenshot appeared on our forum with the Guild Token, that would be fine. that we can't handle will happen."

Hearing this Strange's eyes lit up.

'Right! I can post that we already have the Token and this way we will gain the reputation of being the first to achieve this, thus attracting even more Players to join our School!' Strange thought excitedly. 'Even if greedy Players appeared trying to get their Token, when were they afraid of battles? The Wizard is Unmatched!'

When the news broke that the Kamar Taj School of Magic had gotten a Guild Token, the other big groups went crazy trying to get Guild Tokens as well, as unlike the School of Magic which already had the name, recognition and knowledge that they used To attract Players, the other big groups only had money, so they needed to sweat their money to hire more Players and get the Guild Token as quickly as possible.

Thus, a large influx of money was injected into ESW, intended for Players to try to get the Guild Token.

Unfortunately they still hadn't figured out how the School of Magic got the Guild Token, so they had to spread these funds to Players in different areas to try their luck.

The only group that wasn't so worried about this was the group led by Shuri, the Guild that would be called Black Panther in the future, as the Players of that Guild would just be the real-life residents of Wakanda, so they didn't need to worry. with the publicity that getting a Guild Token early on would bring them.

One change that ESW brought to Mojang was that now not only were the owners of large groups injecting money as investment into this world, but these people were also playing Elder Scrolls: Warcraft.

Tony Stark already played the other games, but in ESW he was incredibly shocked when he discovered that he could take on the engineering profession and he even stopped leveling up for a few days to focus on learning ESW engineering.

T'Challa who hadn't played the other Mojang games was now playing ESW and had a lot of fun with the game!

Especially when he talked to a Night Elf NPC and discovered that at level 20 he could unlock an ability that would literally transform him into a black panther.

When he told this to his friends in Wakanda, T'Challa was shocked to discover that almost 90% of Wakandan Players chose the Druid class because they wanted to fulfill their dream of becoming a Black Panther.

Initially he was worried about this development, as having almost all Players using just a single class could be bad for a group's overall strength, but Shuri had some good news for him.

"Don't worry brother, don't you know about the School of Magic? They are a group of Mages who don't accept anything other than Mages in their group, to get around the deficiency of not having tanks and healers they are forming groups to kill Players of the Horde and get the Tank skills that their group lacks, we can just do the same thing and form groups so that our Druids can also get skills that we lack."

Hearing this, T'Challa's eyes lit up!

"Yes! This will be great, so everyone can keep the class they want while still having powerful groups with all the skills we need!"

This reasoning did not only arise in this group, but several other groups that were focused on just one class thought the same thing, which caused the dust between the two factions to only increase, causing the upcoming war to become even worse. more eminent.

That was exactly the reason Alex added this option to the game. If a Player doesn't want to get involved in this, it's simple, the Player just has to level up on the other side of the continent, which saving money to pay for a Griffin after a few days is not impossible, and for Players who like of battles, let them battle!

The better these Players' combat experience is now, when they get the Skills in real life it will make these people even more powerful to deal with the coming invasion.