God of Life's Glory set

Description

The God of Life's Glory set is a Celestial-tier Priest armor set represented in the supplied corpus by Han Ying Xue's heels and cape. Equipping those two pieces activates its first set bonus: a 20% chance for a cast spell to be repeated. The names and mechanics of the remaining pieces are not provided. (Chapter 837)

History and custody

Heels and Kenzack's cape

Han already possesses the God of Life's Glory Heels when the party returns with Kenzack's Celestial drops. Wei Yan Er distributes a rainbow-colored God of Life's Glory Cape to her under the party's rule that a player who already owns one set piece receives priority toward completing the next bonus. The source does not state where or when Han obtained the heels. (Chapter 837)

Receiving the cape gives Han two confirmed pieces and activates the first set effect immediately. Other party members receive their own class capes in the same distribution, but no further God of Life's Glory component is shown entering Han's custody. The set therefore remains incomplete at its latest sourced state. (Chapter 837)

Abilities and mechanics

The two-piece bonus gives every conjured spell a 20% chance to repeat after casting. As Han is a Priest, the trigger can potentially repeat healing or other spells, but the chapter does not specify whether the duplicate costs mana, can target differently, can trigger itself, or interacts with cooldown-limited spells. Only the stated repeat chance is established. (Chapter 837)

The cape is Celestial set equipment, but its individual statistics and the heels' attributes are not printed in the cited scene. No four-, six-, or full-set bonuses for God of Life's Glory are supplied, so effects displayed for other class sets cannot be transferred to it by analogy. (Chapter 837)

Relationships

  • Han Ying Xue: The confirmed owner of both heels and cape and the only character shown activating the set's first bonus. (Chapter 837)
  • Wei Yan Er: The party's loot holder who transfers Kenzack's cape to Han according to the agreed set-completion priority. (Chapter 837)