Not sure, but maybe one of the "other" recipes in a costly set. I.e., Luck of the Gambler Defense or Miracle Healing. Once someone slots the really expensive IO from those sets, they tend to want a couple of bonuses and slot a few others from the same set.
Check Kinetic Combat, the Dam/End and Dam/Rech IOs are one A-Merit each and normally quite valuable.
5 randoms can be amazing, but of course there's no guarantee there.
The best use would be to purchase a recipe (any recipe) that you're actually going to use.
The second best use would be to save up with other Alignment Merits to get high value recipes to use or sell.
The third best use would be to take a random roll. 1 level 35-39 roll is worth an average of approximately 70 million inf. 100 million if you craft. That's an average and you can get as much as 200 million inf or as little as 100k, so it's risky but can pay off. Are you a gambling man? 
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This. Often they go for 90m which makes them +/- 5% of the most valuable thing you can get with 2 merits (gambler recharge)
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Originally Posted by Adeon Hawkwood
Check Kinetic Combat, the Dam/End and Dam/Rech IOs are one A-Merit each and normally quite valuable.
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Does anyone have input on what the most useful use for my one last hero merit would be ? (Other than earning a 2nd one - lol). Looking for the most bang for my ... err buck ? Thankee much
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