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Greater Aegis Rune is missing?
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Hello. I've played a bit and have a large collection of runes. One I've never seen is a Greater Aegis Rune. I have all ten diamond armour runes, sixty diamond weapon runes (perhaps one missing?), three of all nineteen Greater weapon runes and five of all the other sixteen Greater armour runes. I can do a recording of this if required but it seems a bit pointless. Is this rune missing intentionally or unintentionally?
Cheers
TLDR - should there be a Greater Aegis Rune? -
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@spirantcrayon22
Hi !
I was wondering about this rune too
The things I noticed :- Before LVL 151 or 152 I could find only Minor Aegis Runes (found 1 at Shops and 1 in a chest)
- Once I reached level 151 or 152 the Normal Aegis Rune becames avaible at Shops with the Major Round Runes and the Diamond Rune
But I Never saw a single Aegis Major Rune..... ( even at LVL 409 + 60 Mastery Points... )
Is it intented by Ubi, or just an oversight ?
Here is a video showing an Normal Aegis Rune at Shop aside a Diamond Rune :
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