Magic Monk | I traded 52,350 Qantas Frequent Flyer Points for $300 worth of Woolworths eGift cards @magicmonk | Uploaded December 2022 | Updated October 2024, 6 hours ago.
Hi everyone. I was going to make a video about this a while ago but I kind of forgot. I got one of these Citi Premier Qantas credit cards (https://www1.citibank.com.au/credit-cards/citi-premier-qantas) which gave me 100,000 bonus Qantas Points (conditions applied, check the webpage). However, I haven't been travelling much at all - partly due to covid but now that covid is kind of finished, I am still reluctant to go due to some left over restrictions.
Recently I saw there is a 20% off all digital gift cards at the Qantas frequent flyer rewards store. So yes, even if I don't fly, there are ways to spend these points. As you can see in the video, you can trade approximately 175 points for a dollar. Therefore, my 100,000 points is about the same as $571 dollars, which is quite a bit! I got 3 eGift cards in this video for Woolworths, which is Australia's most common grocery store. So even if I never fly with Qantas again, I still have ways to spend the frequent flyer points.
What are you getting your friends for Christmas? Comment below :)
Hi everyone. I was going to make a video about this a while ago but I kind of forgot. I got one of these Citi Premier Qantas credit cards (https://www1.citibank.com.au/credit-cards/citi-premier-qantas) which gave me 100,000 bonus Qantas Points (conditions applied, check the webpage). However, I haven't been travelling much at all - partly due to covid but now that covid is kind of finished, I am still reluctant to go due to some left over restrictions.
Recently I saw there is a 20% off all digital gift cards at the Qantas frequent flyer rewards store. So yes, even if I don't fly, there are ways to spend these points. As you can see in the video, you can trade approximately 175 points for a dollar. Therefore, my 100,000 points is about the same as $571 dollars, which is quite a bit! I got 3 eGift cards in this video for Woolworths, which is Australia's most common grocery store. So even if I never fly with Qantas again, I still have ways to spend the frequent flyer points.
What are you getting your friends for Christmas? Comment below :)
![Im a mage but I cleared a whole area without using spells [Elden Ring Xbox 4K HDR]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/poQ6vxsbYEw/hqdefault.jpg "Im a mage but I cleared a whole area without using spells [Elden Ring Xbox 4K HDR]
As you guys know, before today Ive been levelling up an astrologer mage with basically just intelligence. So I am currently level 47 with about 43 Intelligence, with just a few points added to Vigor and Mind. However, I came across a video on Youtube introducing the weapon skill Ash of War: Glintblade Phalanx.
An Ash of War is something you can attach to a weapon so that when you have the weapon equipped, you can activate the Ash Of War by pressing LT. This particular Ash Of War will make four blue swords float around you, and if you run at an enemy the swords will automatically shoot themselves at the enemy causing damage.
The crazy thing about this particular Ash of War is that the swords not only cause damage, but also staggers the enemy. This means that for a split second, the enemy wont move and you can critical damage them by doing a backstab or a visceral attack.
I basically used this Ash of War to clear a whole area. Firstly I activate the Glintblade Phalanx, then I run at an enemy to stagger them, then I stab them with an Rapier to cause critical damage. I also summon spirit wolves in case anything bad happens, but then again you dont have to be a mage to summon spirits.
So really, I dont have to be a mage at all to do any of this. There are so many options in Elden Ring - its such an interesting game.")
