How to increase Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty

Modified Oct 03, 2024 15:45 IST

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Everything you need to know about Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty

Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty is a rather hot topic and for good reason. As you keep weapons and improve their efficiency, it allows you to get better at that weapon. This is a very common trait in many MMORPGs. The logic is that if you use a certain weapon, you are bound to become more proficient at using it.

Sure, you can choose and use multiple weapons in Throne and Liberty, but as you level up, you will not deal nearly enough damage by being a jack-of-all-trades. For this reason, understanding Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty and knowing how to go about it is very important; not just for newcomers to the genre, but for those who want to min-max their builds.

Everything you need to know about Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty

What is Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty?

Pick your Mastery Points based on your playstyle (Image via Deltia's Gaming/YouTube)

Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty is an in-game system that allows you to track how proficient you are with a certain weapon. As you use the weapon, you will gain Weapon Mastery XP. Once you earn enough XP, the Weapon Mastery Level of a certain weapon increases.

Each Mastery Level grants one Mastery Point that you can then use to unlock Mastery skills and abilities that are connected to a particular weapon. This will boost your overall combat score and prowess when facing enemies in the open world.

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Every weapon in Throne and Liberty has three Mastery Paths that you as the player can choose. The freedom of choice allows you to focus on a playstyle you like or would want to explore. This again ties into weapon combinations. When planning to pursue the Mastery of a weapon, you may want to look at other options you can use in conjunction, and start early.

How to increase Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty?

There are three main ways to increase your Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty: Killing enemies, completing Abyssal Contract dungeons, and using Training Dew. Let's discuss each method:

Killing enemies

The easiest way to work on your Weapon Mastery is just killing every enemy you see. This is a great way to gain some Mastery points during the early game. The XP flow will be rather slow, but it should be enough to get the ball rolling.

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Abyssal Contract dungeons

Abyssal Contract Dungeons reward you with significant XP towards Weapon Mastery once you finish them. However, there is a catch. While you do get some XP for Mastery, your primary weapon will get the bulk of it. Your secondary will get significantly less. It's a small trade-off, but given that Dungeons are good places to get resources in Throne and Liberty, it's not all that bad.

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Training Dew

Training Dew will give you a fixed amount of XP towards Weapon Mastery. This is applied to both your primary (main hand) and secondary (off-hand) weapons. You will have to farm them if you intend on making this your main go-to method to increase Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty. Keep in mind that Training Dew should be used as soon as possible, as it expires 24 hours after being acquired.

Can you share Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty?

Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty can be shared (Image via Deltia's Gaming/YouTube)

Yes, Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty is shared across a particular weapon class. If you are proficient with a certain weapon combo (Greatsword and Crossbow, for example), you will gain proficiency for those two particular weapon classes. This means that the Mastery Levels you gained will be eligible to transfer over to the other weapons of the class irrespective of their rarity.

Can you refund Mastery Points in Throne and Liberty?

Yes, you can refund Mastery Points in Throne and Liberty, but it will come at a cost. You will need to use Sollant to refund them. It's not a lot in the grand scheme of things, and being able to re-spec your Mastery Points will be worth it.

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Edited by Abhishek Manikandan