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# 🔮Craftear Arma Blessed
1. **Debemos buscar el BOSS (Kundun, etc.) y matarlos para obtener los Steel of Heaven.**
2. **Se debe tener en cuenta que matar al Boss con este tipo de armas no te asegura obtener siempre el Steel of Heaven, solo es suerte.**
1. **Cuando logremos juntar el item Steel of Heaven, procedemos a convertirlos en un Archangel's Hammer; este ítem junto al arma Archangel y algunas joyas permitirán obtener las armas Blessed Divine.**
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**Luego la ultima combinacion es agregando los siguientes items :**
**Por ultimo finalizado obtendran un arma BLESSED segun el arma que pongan!**
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\ Recuerden que las opciones del arma siempre son al azar!
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