Sword of Justice: walkthrough — TianShang Stones system let you Play to Shine

If you’ve been following my previous articles on Sword of Justice, you might already know that the game doesn’t exactly fit the typical MMORPG mold. Now, in my last piece, I covered the Skill Gacha and Wish System, where you can pull for skills to improve your combat abilities.

But here’s the thing: Sword of Justice also has another type of “gacha” system that’s just as exciting but with a very different twist. This one is all about making your character look fantastic—without affecting your combat power one bit! So, let’s get into the “天賞石” TianShang Stones (cosmetic props) and see how this system works.

What Exactly Are Tian Shang Stones?

Let’s be real — Sword of Justice isn’t just about fighting your way to the top. It’s also about looking good while you do it! Tian Shang Stones are cosmetic props you can use to customize your character’s appearance. Want a shiny new mount? Or maybe a stylish hairstyle that makes you stand out in every town you visit? Well, Tian Shang Stones are what you need.

The cool thing is, these cosmetic props don't affect your battle power. So, no matter how much you invest in the cosmetic items, your character will remain just as powerful as it was before. It’s all about adding that extra flair to your avatar without worrying about someone out-gear-ing you.

The "Gacha" of Style: How Does It Work?

Now, if you’re familiar with other games’ “gacha” mechanics, you probably already know how these things work: you buy into a system, and the more you spend, the better the chances of getting something rare or special. Sword of Justice uses a very similar concept, except instead of getting battle gear or skills, you’re going for cosmetic items.

To pull for these items, you’ll need to use a special tool called the “鑑石神鑿” Jian Shi Shen Zuo. Think of it as the "gacha tool" for fashion. Each Jian Shi Shen Zuo costs 180 Ornate Jades (Non-Soulbound) — a currency you can only get by recharging your account with real money. But before you go thinking this game is just about spending, let me explain. You don’t have to keep throwing money at the game to get what you want.

Yes, the Ornate Jades (Non-Soulbound) are the premium currency, but there’s a catch: You can also buy these Jian Shi Shen Zuo tools through other means, like special weekly shops or bundles that cost less than buying them directly with Ornate Jades.

Here’s the kicker: There’s a guarantee! Every time you use Jian Shi Shen Zuo, there’s a guaranteed Tian Shang Stone within 180 pulls. The more you pull, the closer you get to something really special. And if you’re lucky, you might even get rare cosmetic items like hairstyles, mounts, or weapon skins that make your character a walking masterpiece!

Why Does This Matter?

You might be asking, “Okay, cool, I can make my character look amazing, but why does it matter?” Well, here’s the thing: Sword of Justice isn’t just about winning battles. Sure, combat is a big part of the game, but the cosmetic system adds a layer of self-expression. You’re creating an avatar that reflects your personality, your style, and maybe even your mood that day.

In a game where power isn’t dictated by how much you pay, I’ve found that it’s easy to get lost in the beauty of the world. I’m talking about the satisfaction of seeing my character flaunt a rare mount or show off a custom hairstyle that I worked for. It’s a chance to look unique, stand out, and add something special to your experience that has nothing to do with your combat strength.

Should You Go All In?

I’m not going to sugarcoat it: Tian Shang Stones are definitely tempting. But are they worth your money? That’s a personal choice. If you’re someone who loves to customize your character’s look and enjoys the excitement of pulling for rare items, you’ll probably have a blast. For me, it’s a fun side activity that doesn’t distract from the main gameplay.

But, let me also say this: you don’t have to spend a dime to enjoy this system. The game offers enough free methods of obtaining Tian Shang Stones that you can still get some sweet rewards without breaking the bank. The system is designed to be fair, so if you want to save your money and just enjoy the cosmetics as a nice bonus, you can absolutely do that.

Conclusion: Play to Win, or Play to Shine?

So, here’s the big question: Will you play to win, or will you play to shine? Will you focus solely on grinding for power, or will you take the time to express yourself and make your character a visual masterpiece? Sword of Justice offers that choice, and it’s one of the reasons why I love it so much.

You don’t need to spend money to be powerful in Sword of Justice, but if you want to look powerful, stylish, and unique? That’s where the fun of Tian Shang Stones comes in. At the end of the day, it’s all about what makes the game fun for you.

The beauty of Sword of Justice lies in the freedom it gives you to decide what kind of player you want to be. So, what will it be? Will you focus on power, or will you let your character’s style shine? The choice is yours!

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