Aren't we going towards a dungeon deadlock ?

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Originally Posted by SpookyGhost

The gear you could get with the previous farmable tomestone was usually thrown in dungeons or could be bought at your GC eventually, so it's not entirely gone you just get it in a different way.

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But dungeons already drop loot higher than Law.
Centurio Seals...? Maybe...

And maybe it's the reason they didn't take them into account in the Anima questline (yet).

But you'll still have to farm a lot of gear without having access to the lvl60 Roulette...painful :(

Law won't go into dungeons, yeah, but probably through the Centurio Seals or some other variation. Law definitely isn't sticking around as there's no real reason for it - better to make it more accessible than to keep it locked behind tomestones that require dungeon grinding.

In 3.2, soldiery will dissappear, poetics will become exchangeable for law, esoteric will become uncapped and a new weekly cap currency will be added.

This is the same pattern that has existed since like 2.1 ?

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Originally Posted by Reynhart

But it's a possibility...still weird possibility... to allow lvl 60 tomestones before lvl 60.

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In the old days, DD and AV used to award a small amount of philosophy tomes, so you could have a few by the time you got to 50, at least enough to buy a ring or something. I kinda wondered why they stopped doing that

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Originally Posted by Zetsumei_Tsunarashi

In 3.2, soldiery will dissappear, poetics will become exchangeable for law, esoteric will become uncapped and a new weekly cap currency will be added.

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Again, until now, we didn't have the "level cap" issue.
Some people might now have the expansion, or just want to do their relic quest at level 50. Thus, they still need one type of tomestones available.

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Originally Posted by whiskeybravo

In the old days, DD and AV used to award a small amount of philosophy tomes, so you could have a few by the time you got to 50, at least enough to buy a ring or something. I kinda wondered why they stopped doing that

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Yes, a few. Too few to buy anything relevant without really painful farming, which roulette was supposed to reduce.