Offerings rarely drop in the Forge itself, meaning once you or the other players that happen to be there run out, thatвЂ™s pretty much it.ItвЂ™s not just that you canвЂ™t have a green and purple offering at the same time. You can get more by putting one (only one) in your vault, or having them on other characters, but thatвЂ™s it. You cannot hold more than one вЂњofferingвЂќ at a time, meaning if you have one, another will never drop until you use it.I touched on this briefly the other day, but ArchonвЂ™s Forge, the new public arena event in the Plaguelands, is a disaster on every level. The problem is that it instantly feels so essential that I have literally no desire to use anyВ of the other seven artifacts. Sprint cooldown has always felt more like a bug than a feature, but now itвЂ™s clear that isnвЂ™t the case as its removal is now a rare perk. My point? This should never have been a perk, itвЂ™s something that the game simply needs, period. You may not notice it immediately at first, but play with it for a while, then switch it off again. In a game where you are constantly sprinting and un-sprinting to attack enemies and hide yourself, it feels so much better to be able to press spring and always have it sprint.

IвЂ™ve been using JolderвЂ™s, and quite simply, thereвЂ™s no way to live without it.

JolderвЂ™s artifact gives players the ability to remove sprint cooldown, a strange choice given that this is something that fans have been requesting for years at this point, yet now itвЂ™s showing up as a perk on a single item. This week, if players complete the campaign and a relatively simple patrol quest, theyвЂ™ll get access to one of three new artifacts, each with a special bonus power. Sprint Cooldown Removal Is Impossible To Live Without

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