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Find 4 Karoks and 3 Kais to carry you, then lure 4 Lynns or Chainblade Vellas into the queue. With luck you'll get the team with the most Karoks and Kais.

EDIT: The Karoks don't even have to be level 90.

Lynn is still the same "10-stack-BOOM!" character. Rising Dragon is typically only used in cooperation with other party members' hold skills, but I'll name some other times I've used it.

--Instant Interrupt--
If you don't have 10 stacks on the boss to flinch with Iron Flag but need an interrupt IMMEDIATELY on a boss like Havan, then Rising Dragon trumps Jade Fox Flying Snow due to the instantaneous lockdown. However, the issue with this gamble is that Rising Dragon is very prone to missing and has a random fail rate on par with Evie's Meteor Swarm (glitches that have yet to be fixed).

--Extra Invulnerability--
Even if the boss is immune to hold skills, Rising Dragon still gives you about 2 seconds of invulnerability during its initial cast, so you can spend 1000 SP on Rising Dragon just to survive a hit. A good example of this is skipping Muir's mini-game. However, I will point out that Jade Fox gives 1 second of invulnerability on activation, so often times Jade Fox would be the better option, followed by Transformation.

--SP Efficiency--
>With a lot of attack speed (50+) and a Greater Mysterious Cat Statue, and/or have all the talents that boost SP generation in Transformation, then you will almost always generate more SP than your Jade Fox cooldown. So you could always burn your next 1000 SP on a random Rising Dragon, seems like an obvious enough choice with a reasonable excuse.
>If you're one of the people that just blows all your SP and Swift Assassins in a big fat Jade Fox Flying Snow combination, then you're actually wasting SP. Instead, you can use Rising Dragon first, then pop all your stacks to regenerate SP, then use Jade Fox Flying Snow.

In case people haven't seen the thread in General Discussion, I am linking it here: http://forums.vindictus.nexon.net/discussion/3064/eu-trade-supply-depot-s-items-for-gold-on-mega

Ehgess wrote: »

Trades using ONLY in-game currency is allowed. "Gifting" for gold is permitted; however, we cannot enforce this trade between players and you do so at your own risk.

We strongly recommend you use existing marketplace features to avoid such risks.

Tabbed wrote: »

You could always use an Armor Fusion Rune to change the appearance of a Helmet to look like Neamhain's Odd Eye.

I forgot if anyone pointed out the Untradable thing on the new forums yet...I'll just say it here in case people don't know.

Last year when Nexon clarified item texts, a lot of items that normally say "This item cannot be traded." will now say that they are bound while they are in your inventory. These items are not bound though, so you do NOT need a premium fusion rune.

Neamhain's Odd Eye will say bound, but it is in fact not. This also goes for Trainee weapons, Gremlin Doll Hat, Burning Gnoll Helm (Event), and a lot of others that I don't feel like listing because I already commented on all of them on a certain fansite...

"Royally Punished"
-Hit by Ancient Lakoria's one-shot and died to gravity

"Freeloader"
-For those who use free transportation between towns. 500/500 times

"Trailblazer"
-For those who spend a lot on fast transportation between towns. 1,000,000/1,000,000 gold spent (500/500 times traveled)