Throne and Liberty Weapon Mastery Revamp Explained

Learn all the essential details regarding the Weapon Mastery Refinement in Throne and Liberty, including its distinctive features.

In the latest update for Throne and Liberty, titled Wilds of Talandre, a fresh Weapon Specialization system has been implemented. This innovative feature grants each weapon 200 levels, with one level equivalent to a single point that can be allocated on a Node. Players can distribute these points across four distinct categories.

The process begins by investing points in the inner circle, and eventually progresses to spending points on the rare line as time goes on. This system empowers players to elevate their weapons, while assigning mastery points to tailor their playstyle. As a result, they can unlock potent abilities and boost their character’s effectiveness.

Players amass Weapon Mastery Experience through various game activities, which unlocks nodes of varying rarities that represent unique paths. In this guide, we’ll delve into the workings of the new Weapon Mastery system in Throne and Liberty, offering helpful tips and strategies along the way.

Weapon Mastery Overview in Throne and Liberty

In the game Throne and Liberty, players can enhance their skills with different types of weapons through a system called Weapon Expertise. This enables them to unlock passive skills that can tailor their playing experience. Each weapon category features a distinct Mastery Tree divided into three sections: Attack, Strategy, and Defense. To access advanced abilities, you need to unlock the nodes. Gaining Weapon Mastery Points is achieved by vanquishing enemies in open-world dungeons. But, it’s Abyssal Contract Tokens that help you earn weapon mastery experience points.

1. Finishing tasks assigned by Contract Managers yields Abyssal Contract Tokens as rewards.

2. Obtain the Weapon Mastery Seal in Co-Op dungeons, which grants 100,000 experience points. Alternatively, you can use the Training Dew item instead of the Weapon Mastery Seal.

3. Activating the mastery level-up process using Soliant will provide access to potent abilities and gameplay improvements tailored to your selected mastery.

4. To progress through the mastery levels, you’ll need to meet certain prerequisites such as spending mastery points and gathering materials.

What was Revamped with Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty?

In the latest update for Throne and Liberty Wilds of Talandre, a new weapon proficiency system has been implemented, overhauling the previous one. This updated system allows you to equip up to 4 independent passive abilities for weapons directly in the game. The number of specialization points you’ve accumulated determines which skills become available to you. You can unlock these slots at 130, 260, 390, and 520 points. Additionally, weapons can now be elevated up to level 200, awarding 200 points that can be distributed across their specific skill trees.

For each weapon, there’s a specialized skill system made up of nodes that you can open using resources like Hunting Gold and precious gems. You can reassign your mastery points for free at any time, which helps you to enhance attributes and passive effects called Class Synergies by unlocking these nodes. Moreover, you have the flexibility to shift mastery points between various weapon categories, fostering an environment where players can explore diverse weapon combinations. Some advanced skills become available at particular specialization milestones.

Weapon Mastery Special Skills

Passive Skills	Level Required	Description
Overcome Crisis	Unlocked at level 130	If your Health is below 50%, Attack Speed increases by 20% and Cooldown Speed increases by 35% for 5s. Has a cooldown of 60s.
Spirit of Defiance	Unlocked at level 260	On defending 3 Fury Attacks with Defense Skills within 1s, deals 100% of Base Damage to targets within a 5m radius and applies Collision: Push. Has a cooldown of 20s.
Fountain of Revitalization	Unlocked at level 390	Healing a party member under 30% of Health with an Active Skill creates a fountain of life within a 1m range that’s applied to party members for 6s. Has a cooldown of 60s.
Potential	Unlocked at level 520	Dexterity, Fortitude, Perception, Strength, and Wisdom increase by 1.
Falling Flower	Unlocked at level 650	On hit after using 10% of Max Mana, drops a flame that deals damage by 210% of Base Damage within a 1m radius around the target. Has a cooldown of 6s.
Lightning Speed	Unlocked at level 780	Activated when you move for 10s. On hit, lightning that chains for 3s and deals 40% of your Base Damage. If the target is Wet or inflicted by your Frost effect, the lightning will be transferred to other enemies in a 5m radius, up to 2 additional times. Has a cooldown of 30s.
Destruction Spear	Unlocked at level 130	Upon landing 5 attack skills, fires a destructive spear that deals 135% of Base Damage to a single target. Stacks once per skill. Has a cooldown of 5s. Not Applied to: Mother Nature’s Protest, Umbral Spirit, Thunder Spirit, and Ray of Disaster.
Deadly Survival Instinct	Unlocked at level 260	Survival skills’ cooldown decreases by 3s with an enemy kill. Has a cooldown of 60s.
Deadly Viper	Unlocked at level 390	Staying in place for 4s activates the same effect as the Inject Venom skill for 9s. Has a cooldown of 60s.
Dragon Ascent	Unlocked at level 520	When your Mana is 60% or higher, each attack with your Active Skill costs an additional 4% of your current Mana to deal 140% of Base Damage and deal 7% of your current Mana as additional damage. Only activated once per skill. Not Applied to: Mother Nature’s Protest, Umbral Spirit, Thunder Spirit, and Ray of Disaster
Indomitable Stance	Unlocked at level 650	Activated when Health remains at 90% or higher for 5s. On being hit, a shield with Health equal to 120 times your Fortitude for 3s. Has a cooldown of 60s.
Time Bomb	Unlocked at level 780	Using attack skills stacks Time Bomb on you that lasts for 10s, up to 3 times. Using a Control Skill fires a time bomb at the target, dealing fixed damage that never fails to hit by 5% of Max Health per stack within a 3m radius around the target. Has a cooldown of 30s.

Weapon Mastery Revamp Mechanic

Every weapon possesses four sectors: attack, defense, strategy, and assistance. Within each sector, there are ordinary, unusual, scarce, and epic levels denoted by being part of their respective Circles. As you progress, the achievements’ effects lie between these Circles. To advance, you must unlock every node, beginning with common ones. By hovering over each node or achievement effect, you can view the prerequisites for its unlocking.

As a gamer, I’ve come to understand that nodes can elevate up to a max of 10 levels, and advanced nodes need a total of 30 Mastery points to be accessed. For instance, if I wish to unlock all the critical uncommon dagger attack nodes along with the materials, I’ll need to invest 30 Mastery points into common nodes. It’s essential to note that these 30 points can be distributed across any area, but you must spend 30 points on each common, uncommon, or rare Circle to unlock the next one. Achievement effects don’t require any specific points or materials for activation; however, you need to invest 20 Mastery points in each circle to activate it.

How to use Weapon Mastery

To find out which two nodes are necessary to unlock an achievement effect, simply trace the lines connecting the circles. For instance, to trigger Incising Fang, follow the line connection; you’ll notice that achieving level 10 in any two of these four connected nodes will activate it. This principle applies to other high-level achievements and nodes as well.

As a gamer, I’ve got to keep this straight: In each Circle, I can only have two active Achievement Effects from the lot – attacks, defense, utility, or support. For instance, going for Incising Fang and Extreme Blood Loss means I can’t activate Vampiric Instinct or Shadow Armor at the same time. But, in the other two Circles, I can mix and match as I please. The twist is, it takes 80 Rare Mastery points to trigger one Epic Achievement Effect, and a hefty 120 Mastery points for two of them.

Leveling Up Mastery

Instead of Training Dews, the creators are introducing Weapon Mastery Seals for improving proficiency. These seals automatically accumulate in a collective pool of weapon mastery experience once obtained. You can easily check how much mastery experience is available. By adding or subtracting experience points for each weapon, you have control over how much you want to allocate. Leveling up Mastery still benefits from burning tokens in open-world dungeons, but it will only contribute experience to the two weapons being used for farming purposes.

As a devoted fan, I’m thrilled about the Mastery swap system! This feature enables me to exchange my Mastery levels using a Conversion Book, allowing me to switch between weapons without needing to grind or farm resources. This handy book can be purchased from the shop. Additionally, there are four Mastery skill slots, with each slot and skill requiring a certain overall Mastery level for unlocking and use. For instance, having Longbow Mastery level 50, Dagger 50, and Staff 30 will unlock the first slot and grant access to skills that activate at 130 Mastery levels. These unique and powerful skills work seamlessly with every possible weapon combination.

To best prepare, aim to advance your proficiency with both primary weapons to level 20. Reaching this level will grant each weapon an additional 80 Mastery levels. There isn’t a specific chart detailing how many Mastery levels you gain based on your current level, but it is known that level 20 translates into new level 80. If you divide 80 by 20, the result is 4. This implies that if you multiply your current Mastery level by four, you’ll get an estimate of your new Mastery level.

As a gamer, I’m focusing on completing daily missions, delving into dungeons, gathering open-world dungeon tokens, and any task that rewards Training Dews or Mastery. This strategy will help me rack up more Mastery experience in the new Talandre region. Right now, global servers have buffs that boost weapon Mastery, and all contracts offer a higher amount of Dew. With this opportune farming period, I’m aiming to achieve level 20 Mastery on three weapons initially, with the rest at level 10 – this should serve as an excellent starting point for my journey ahead!

To reach level 10 is surprisingly straightforward, but if you aim for maximizing your skills and having all four Mastery skill slots filled on the first day, you’ll need three weapons at level 20 and an additional five weapons at level 14. This amounts to a total of 130 current levels, which multiplied by four gives us a target of 520 new Mastery levels. To manage your Mastery builds effectively, utilize the Quest Log. Here you can view all the stats, passives, and Buffs that come with each combination, as well as the materials and Sollant requirements needed for upgrading.

Mechanic Inventory in KCD2

As a player, I find it convenient to keep my gear organized by navigating to the character menu using the “I” key. Within this menu, there’s an option called Dissolve which lets me break down my equipment. This process not only declutters but also increases the number of inventory slots available. Initially, you get 130 slots, and additional slots can be purchased in groups of five for a fee in gold. To discard unnecessary items, I make use of the Dissolve function which costs 80 gold per item.

On the other hand, the Rune System brings new items into play that tend to take up more space in Throne and Liberty. Therefore, it’s essential to regularly check my inventory to store or remove items that I no longer require.

Best tips and tricks for Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty

Here are the best tips and tricks for Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty.

Take part in events that often offer unique rewards.
It’s best to focus on unlocking the nodes that increase your primary combat style.
Defeat the enemies in open-world dungeons to earn Weapon Mastery points.
Make sure you’ve the Abyssal Contract Tokens that you need to earn experience in these dungeons.
Completing co-op dungeons rewards you with Weapon Mastery Seals.
Gather the items to unlock desired nodes in your mastery tree.
Focus on unlocking nodes that align with your playstyle or build.
Use Weapon Mastery Conversion Books to transfer experience from one weapon to another.

FAQs about Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty

What is Revamp Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty?

The updated Weapon Mastery now enables players to customize their weapon configurations by choosing nodes that unlock unique abilities.

Can you get passive abilities from the new Weapon Mastery System?

Absolutely! The freshly introduced Weapon Mastery System in Throne and Liberty lets me earn passive abilities for my weapons. I can unlock these by pouring Weapon Mastery Points, which I gain as I advance in levels.

How to gain Weapon Mastery Points in Throne and Liberty?

Boost your Weapon Expertise swiftly in Throne and Liberty by utilizing Training Elixir. Finish dungeons, collaborative dungeons, daily missions, and weekly missions to acquire Training Elixir.

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