Spirit Tools

## **What are they?**

Spiritual Tools possess an actual soul, and can almost be considered living beings. Only the most talented Blacksmiths can create them using only the best materials. They hold a power level far above a normal weapon and even have their own skills. They also have basic functions such as sharpening and repair as well, making them great long-term companions.

What makes them an even better investment is that they can be evolved with the right materials making them great weapons to use even after ranking up.

Using the same weapon a lot and for a long time gradually formed a bond that was helpful in all kinds of ways. It would allow a warrior to squeeze out more potential during a battle, and it would even help with upgrading the Spirit Tool. That was why most elites wanted a powerful weapon that could follow them during their whole Cultivation Path, rather than repeatedly swapping out their weapon for a stronger one. **Chapter 482**

### True Value

Even then, Zac had noticed the true value of Spirit Tools, apart from how they were noticeably stronger than their mundane counterparts. Both energy and Dao entered a spiritual weapon effortlessly. With Verun, every infusion felt like an extension of his body, whereas there was a noticeable resistance with the metal axe in his hand, even if it was expertly crafted. **Chapter 869**

## **Tool Spirits**

Tool Spirits' grades were based on the grade of the Spirit Tool, so upgrading **them** would essentially mean a Soul Awakening for their Incipient Spirit unless there were some hidden restrictions. **Chapter 722**

The Tool Spirit was almost impossible to kill and would persist as long as the Spirit Tool wasn’t broken. **Book 5**

## **Quality**

When it came to Spirit Tools there were generally two factors that decided its value. The first factor was the material the item was created from. Different materials and combinations had different potential it seemed. Some weapons couldn’t be upgraded very far due to poor quality of the core material, whereas others had greater potential.

The other thing that could have a large impact on an item was whether it was attuned. It seemed to work just like with crystals, where there were normal Nexus Crystals, but also items like Flame Crystals and Divine Crystals. A weapon with a popular attunement was usually many times more expensive than one without. **Chapter 388**

## **Beastcrafted Spirit Tools**

Bloodline evolutions were an impressive boost to the potential power such Spirit Tools could exhibit, but beast crafted weapons had downsides as well.

First of all, their upgrade ceiling was generally low to start with. Secondly, they were a lot pickier for upgrade components compared to normal weapons, and two seemingly identical weapons could have completely different requirements. The latter in particular was a big reason why pretty much all weapons he had seen at the Base Town were made from metals, wood, or crystal.

They were simpler to evolve, and the upgrade paths were generally a lot clearer. No one wanted to risk being stuck with a weapon that couldn't evolve any longer, forcing them to get a new weapon instead. One's weapon was a huge component of your combat prowess, after all, and it was impossible to immediately exhibit one's full strength after changing weapons. **Chapter 516**

### **Primal Series**

The Primal Series was the name for the equipment group that **Verun’s Bite**, Billy’s **Bonker**, and **Rakan's Roar** belonged to. It wasn’t that uncommon thanks to the System often rewarding low- and medium-quality Spirit Tools of the Primal Series upon completion of quests **Chapter 675**.

The Primal Series was one of the more common types of rewarded equipment, at least in the Zecia sector. **Chapter 1,084**

### **Deathly Beast Spirits**

Beastcrafted weaponry wasn’t too popular among the Undead since they always held a hint of life. It was possible to transform the Tool Spirits into deathly beast spirits, but the exorbitant cost didn’t justify the benefit. **Chapter 723**

## **Known Spirit tools**

* Verun’s Bite ~ Zac's Axe
* Love's Bond ~ Zac's Shield/Coffin
* Rakan's Roar ~ Zac's second Axe
* Petalstorm ~ Thea's sword
* Storm's Break ~ Thea's second sword
* Bonker ~ Billy's club
* Hunger
	+ a seemingly unremarkable sword that possessed a dense killing intent (Chapter 275) used by Zac in his Mr Black guise during the closure of Incursions (Chapter 324).
* Kenzie's staff
* Zac's Inheritance Robes
* Brazla ~ Custodian of the Towers of Myriad Dao
* Skybreaker ~ Ogras' weapon