Heroes (and villains) can get Ancillary Power Pools. They don't need to run any missions to get them. They open up at level 41 automatically.
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No that is not what I am talking about. If a level 45 or higher villian toon goes to Grandvile and speaks with the Arbiter, one can ally oneself with an arch villian. You do a story arc for them and you recives a new power set, which is quite powerful. Is there a similiar set up on the Hero side?
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Vills do the mission arc to unlock vil epics powers, while heroes just unlock them automatically.
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you can get a patron at lvl 40 and start running the first half of their arc, the 2nd half is locked till lvl 45
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Originally Posted by L1011A
No that is not what I am talking about. If a level 45 or higher villian toon goes to Grandvile and speaks with the Arbiter, one can ally oneself with an arch villian. You do a story arc for them and you recives a new power set, which is quite powerful. Is there a similiar set up on the Hero side?
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It's not halves of the same arc. It's 2 different arcs. Patrons all have 4 arcs total. 2 unique to them that run from 40-50, and 2 that complete the story of Project: Destiny that are the same for everyone.|
Originally Posted by Necrotech_Master
you can get a patron at lvl 40 and start running the first half of their arc, the 2nd half is locked till lvl 45
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So technically speaking, you unlock Patron powers after doing 1/4 of the arcs they have for you.
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Note heroes can use PPPs too, but must first become a villain in order to unlock them.
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ugh. Summary for the OP and anyone playing along at home:
- Heroes and Villains both have access to Anciliary Power Pools at level 41 without running any special arcs.
- Villains have the option to run an arc after picking a patron to use a Patron Power Pool instead.
- There is nothing similar heroside. Heroes wanting to do so have to go Villain. (There are no "Hero Mentors" with arcs. They have been requested at times.)
- The 45+ story arc has nothing to do with the PPP. It's unlocked already. It just deals with the endgame of Operation: Mindc... er, Destiny.
On the Villian side, a toon can aqcuire power sets from Ghost Widow, etc. , after completing a task force / story arc. Is there a similiar set up on the Hero side. If so, where does my toon go to contact the story arc? I am not asking about Incarnate powers, but something else. Thank you in advance.