Lost Ark: What is Crystalline Aura and how to get it
Lost Ark is finally coming to the West, thanks in part to Amazon Games, and will be available on PC on February 11, 2022. Most significantly, Lost Ark will be available for free to download. Of course, this means that money must be raised through other means, such as Founder's Packs and an in-game store. The Crystalline Aura, for the instance, is referred to as a "Subscription Service Item." It's a subscription service in the style of Raiders of the Lost Ark. The Crystalline Aura is a fantastic in-game boost that comes with a lot of perks when purchased.
Lost Ark: What is Crystalline Aura and how to get it
You'll notice a new item in your inventory if you bought a Founder's Pack of any edition: Crystalline Aura. Crystalline Aura can be purchased for 420 Crystals ($9.99) if you haven't already. The most comprehensive version costs more but just lasts longer.
Crystalline Aura has the following advantages:
- Triporter usage is free
- Overseas liner fee is 50% less
- Daily relationship actions +1 attempt
- Natural regeneration of life energy +10%
- Usable bifrost slots +2
- Cooldown Song of Return -50%
- Stronghold: research time -10%
- Fortress: Production Time -10%
- Fortress: Expedition Time -10%
- Stronghold: Action Energy – Default Regeneration Amount +10%
- Unlock Ultimate Antistress for Fortress Training Grounds (XP Gained per Minute: 7,000)
- Crystal Patron title applied (while benefit lasts)
- Use companion effect and companion function (while benefit lasts)
Crystalline Aura is extremely valuable to players because of the benefits it brings. For example, the fact that Triporter usage is free is a nice benefit; it's how Lost Ark manages quick travel, which can be costly early on. In the end, Crystalline Aura is about convenience.
With that in mind, it's ideal to keep the Crystalline Aura until the player has gotten a handle on the game's dynamics. It does not activate right away after purchase and can be left in your inventory. In fact, players might prefer to hold off until they've completed the end-game stuff.
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