Grandma Yerte's Jewelry Box

Hello, there.

Yes, I mean you.

Ho ho ho, you've grown into a respectable warrior.

I still remember when you're so poor that you had to contemplate buying Return Stones.

Living in this tough place can be very lonely. Please come more often and keep me company, will you?

So, how are you enjoying your stay?

• It's been great. Thanks. (accepts the quest)
• I'll come back later.

I'm glad to hear that, although I can tell that you're taking a few hard knocks.

That's what youth is for, isn't it?

I envy your youthful energy.

By the way, I always put emphasis on in-depth knowledge in Force.

Say, how much do you think you understand Force?

• Not so much.
• More than enough.

Ho ho ho, you don't have to be so humble, but I like it; you're not like other youngsters in nowadays.

Core Alchemists like me specialize in cores. Let me ask you something: do you know what the 'Vampiric' epic properties are?

• Err... 'Vampiric?'
• Yes, a little bit.
• Of course, I know!

Okay, then I'll give you an explanation.

There are two different Vampiric epic properties: your amount of HP/MP steal and your HP/MP absorption limit per hit.

Your amount of HP and MP steal is a percentage of damage that you deal with the enemy.

And HP/MP absorb limit is a maximum amount of HP and MP which you can absorb per hit.

The default limit is 10% of your character level. There are various ways to increase the limit, but it can only go up to 5% of your Max HP.

• Please tell me further.

Oh, do you know about it already?

Then, you don't need an extra lecture.

Youngsters in nowadays are more knowledgeable than I thought.

• Alright.

The Vampiric epic properties apply to all, both player characters and monsters.

But while you can absorb HP from all afflicted enemies, you can absorb MP only from your target.

These Vampiric properties come in handy, especially when you feel too weak.

• Thank you for the information.

Alright, it won't be nice if I don't reward you for listening to this old lady.

How'd you like to have this? When I married, my mother-in-law gave me this precious box from a far country across the ocean.

What's the long face? You may not appreciate it, but it was one of a kind and still is.

Besides, I've enchanted it with Force Core properties using my Core Technology. You'll find it very useful.

Thank you for keeping me company. Feel free to come back if you want to do Force Core upgrades or train your pet. Ho ho ho.

• Thank you, though it looks too ancient for my taste.... (completes the quest)

I'm glad to hear that, although I can tell that you're taking a few hard knocks.

That's what youth is for, isn't it?

I envy your youthful energy.

By the way, I always put emphasis on in-depth knowledge in Force.

Say, how much do you think you understand Force?

• Not so much.
• More than enough.

Ho ho ho, you don't have to be so humble, but I like it; you're not like other youngsters in nowadays.

Core Alchemists like me specialize in cores. Let me ask you something: do you know what the 'Vampiric' epic properties are?

• Err... 'Vampiric?'
• Yes, a little bit.
• Of course, I know!

Okay, then I'll give you an explanation.

There are two different Vampiric epic properties: your amount of HP/MP steal and your HP/MP absorption limit per hit.

Your amount of HP and MP steal is a percentage of damage that you deal with the enemy.

And HP/MP absorb limit is a maximum amount of HP and MP which you can absorb per hit.

The default limit is 10% of your character level. There are various ways to increase the limit, but it can only go up to 5% of your Max HP.

• Please tell me further.

Oh, do you know about it already?

Then, you don't need an extra lecture.

Youngsters in nowadays are more knowledgeable than I thought.

• Alright.

The Vampiric epic properties apply to all, both player characters and monsters.

But while you can absorb HP from all afflicted enemies, you can absorb MP only from your target.

These Vampiric properties come in handy, especially when you feel too weak.

• Thank you for the information.

Alright, it won't be nice if I don't reward you for listening to this old lady.

How'd you like to have this? When I married, my mother-in-law gave me this precious box from a far country across the ocean.

What's the long face? You may not appreciate it, but it was one of a kind and still is.

Besides, I've enchanted it with Force Core properties using my Core Technology. You'll find it very useful.

Thank you for keeping me company. Feel free to come back if you want to do Force Core upgrades or train your pet. Ho ho ho.

• Thank you, though it looks too ancient for my taste.... (completes the quest)