The hardest hitting, and the lowest health. Don't fight one of these unless you are prepared to pill.
They will put statuses all over you and their DoT is amazing. Even with the european pot delay of 15 secs, they can draw enemies on them with taunt and protect the weaker characters. They will sneak behind you and gut you like a fish with daggers, or snipe you from a distance with a crossbow. In each tree, there are 2 sub-trees that you can choose from. There are 3 main trees in Europe: Melee, Caster, and Buff/Buffer.
You can spend them however you want, but most people don't have more than 2 or 3 maxed masteries.Įuropean characters also have many options, much like the chinese. The current cap is 120, so you only have 360 total mastery levels. Once you have achieved the required mastery level, you can spend more skill points to unlock skills from the tree. Your mastery level in any given skill cannot be any higher than your actual level. This is done by first earning skill points, and then spending them on masteries. In order to level up these skills, the masteries they are part of must first be leveled up. These are Bicheon (Sword/Blade), Heuksal (Spear/Glavie), Pacheon (Bow), Cold, Fire, Light, and Force (Healing). There are 3 weapon masteries, and 4 force masteries. This will earn you many skill points, however, you will level extremely slowly as compared to a 0 gap.Ĭhinese characters have many options. If I have no masteries above 10, then my gap is 6. My fire mastery is 10, and my level is 16. To 'farm' skill points you will want to keep a 'gap' between your highest mastery and your level.Įx. Skill exp and points are represented by the yellow bar and number above your regular exp bar. In order to earn one skill point, you must get 400 skill exp. Skill points are earned along with normal exp when you kill monsters, and are also earned from some quest rewards.
This could be by damaging, healing, or buffing. Skills are one of the many ways players can interact with their world, other players, and npcs.
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