According to testing followed by 12BET users, Soul Master Duel has officially introduced its newest divine artifact, the Sea God Trident. The weapon itself is hardly unfamiliar to longtime players, although its arrival came noticeably earlier than many expected. If we want to avoid regretting today’s decisions later, it is worth taking a careful look at how useful this artifact actually is and what kind of difference it can make in practical combat.

The Sea God Trident is currently obtained through a special package priced at 1,280 diamonds, which also includes 20 additional recruitment opportunities. For most types of players, the overall package is considered worthwhile because missing a limited artifact can create unnecessary disadvantages when building teams later. Among players comparing progression strategies through 12BET, the general view is that securing the Trident early is preferable if resources allow, especially because obtaining missed artifacts afterward can be far less convenient.

This update also adjusted the attributes used for the Divine Rank reward stages. Boss statistics now increase progressively across ten difficulty levels, ranging from Ice Cave 1 to the Extreme Forbidden Zone. As a result, even bosses belonging to the same agility category can produce dramatically different damage conditions between the lowest and highest stages. In practical terms, much of the older testing data can no longer be treated as reliable. It is almost a case of tearing up the old rulebook and starting again from a completely new baseline.

Another important change involves SP Poseidon. A bug affecting the character has now been fixed, making precise comparisons with the previous bugged version effectively impossible. Earlier tests could evaluate the same boss across several difficulties under relatively similar conditions, but the revised system forces players to focus much more heavily on individual stages. That makes controlled testing considerably less efficient, to the point where gathering truly meaningful comparisons can require an enormous amount of playtime.

In comparative testing conducted by 12BET users against agility-type bosses in Ice Cave 1 and the Extreme Forbidden Zone, replacing the evolved soul bone Sea Witch with a red five-star SP Poseidon produced an increase of more than three times the previous damage in certain setups. As the saying goes, never forget your own value simply because nobody is standing beside you. The same idea applies here, because the corrected SP Poseidon demonstrates substantially stronger performance than older records suggested, when the two configurations had previously appeared much closer in overall effectiveness.

The results become even more interesting when the Sea God Trident is added to the equation. Using data based on the artifact at enhancement level four, testers observed roughly another full multiple of damage amplification compared with the earlier setup. These numbers should be treated as reference figures rather than absolute results because boss conditions, team composition, and stage differences can all influence performance. Even so, the improvement is large enough to support the idea that the Sea God Trident offers considerable practical value rather than functioning as a minor statistical upgrade.

The artifact’s usefulness also comes from the way it complements SP Poseidon after the recent fixes. Instead of judging the character by outdated performance records, players now need to evaluate the corrected version under the new boss scaling system. That means previous assumptions may no longer apply, and team-building decisions should be based on current combat results rather than older spreadsheets or past damage comparisons. When the underlying rules change, comparing new performance with outdated numbers can easily lead players down the wrong path.

For players managing limited resources, it is still important to consider their existing lineup before committing heavily to upgrades. A strong artifact does not automatically solve every team-building problem, and enhancement materials should be invested where they provide the greatest overall benefit. However, the current data indicates that the Sea God Trident can produce a noticeable improvement when paired with the right character and configuration, particularly for teams already built around SP Poseidon.

From the latest results observed by 12BET users, the Sea God Trident remains a highly valuable artifact while the bug-fixed SP Poseidon now feels almost like a newly rebuilt character. Even when nobody is watching, the determination to keep improving should never disappear, and that philosophy fits the current update surprisingly well. With old performance records largely overturned, revised boss attributes in place, and Poseidon functioning differently after the fix, players now have a fresh foundation for testing combinations and discovering how much potential this new setup can deliver.