Store Explorer: Slayer Deed Accelerators

Item Name: Slayer Deed Accelerators
Regular Price: 75-450 (Depending on duration and if purchased in a single or a stack of 5)
Store Location: Buffs & Boosts → Advancement Boosts → Deed
Description: Increase the size of your quest log, earn virtues, titles, and even Turbine Points by completing deeds! Earn double-rewards for slaying Goblins, Spiders, and more for 30-60 minutes! Single & 5-stacks available.

Store Explorer Report

There are few things in this world that I detest more than the mindless slaying of animals and creatures.  Sure, sometimes killing needs to be done to keep people safe, to stay off the tide of darkness that seems to be sweeping through the land, or because you are just left with no choice.  However, despite this distaste, sometimes when you spend several hours rooting out evil from the land, you can’t help but feel like you have done a good deed; and perhaps even a little more virtuous.

I have to admit that rooting out evil is long, arduous work.  And when I met a merchant that told me that he could reduce the time it took to accomplish such deeds I thought him either to be mad or a powerful wizard.  And so for a few special coins he gave to me a scroll that once read, would give me speed unlike that which I had known before and I would find myself accomplishing my deed in half of the time.  I walked away feeling a bit foolish, but hopeful that  I hadn’t just been swindled.

So, as I rode through Enedwaith I recalled that the Grey Council had informed me that there were many wolves throughout the area that were hampering not only their journey South, but also had been known to mindlessly slaughter the cattle of the local tribesmen.  So, I promptly set upon my task to hunt down these vile wolves and teach them to fear anything that walks upon two legs.

I happened to find a wolf roaming throughout the plains and before I set about my task of felling the foul beast, I pulled out the scroll and read it out loud.  I’ll be darned if I didn’t instantly feel a rush of confidence and speed as I finished and then the most marvelous thing happened; the scroll disappeared!

“Sorcery,” I muttered under my breath as I drew out my axes.  I began to stalk my foe carefully, but I must have made too much noise for the beast suddenly reared its head in my direction and let out a dreadful snarl; jumping for my throat.  A minute later I stood standing over the corpse of the foul beast and to my astonishment I felt as if I had slain not one, but two wolves.  I can’t really explain the sensation for I wasn’t twice as tired, but I did feel twice as accomplished.  I smiled to myself and promptly looked for the next beast to down, but to my dismay I could find none.

The merchant had warned me that the magic from the scroll would last for only a short time and I started to fear that it would wane before I had a chance to use it fully.  I stopped in my tracks, breathed deeply, and calmed myself.  That was when I remembered a cave to the East that the Rangers had told me about not two days earlier.  The place was a deep, dank cave that was rumored to be the home to many a wolf.  I ran to my steed, mounted him, and galloped of in the direction of the cave.

Summary

Slayer Deed Accelerators are something that we’ve discussed before, and it’s something that I’ve become fairly familiar with as I’ve attempted to make my Champion a bit more end-game friendly.  And while I think that they are a good buy (especially on some of the deeds requiring a ridiculously high kill count) the use of them should be used with a warning.  Make sure that these scrolls are used in an area where there is a high volume of the mobs needed.  Nothing is worse than seeing that buff tick down while you run around aimlessly trying to find the correct mob to kill.  Outside of that advice, I highly recommend considering these when you set about on your Slayer Deeds if for no other reason than to save a bit of your sanity.  (Also Netflix helps as well too.)