Quick Tips for Leveling Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty

As you immerse yourself in Throne and Liberty, you’ll uncover various progression systems, one of which is the weapon mastery system. Today, we’re here to explain the fastest ways to enhance your weapon mastery in Throne and Liberty.

How Can You Rapidly Increase Your Weapon Mastery in Throne and Liberty?

Improving your weapon mastery in Throne and Liberty grants access to significant passive perks. Each weapon features three distinct branches, each emphasizing different characteristics.

To illustrate, the dagger’s first mastery tree centers around defensive attributes such as evasion, health regeneration, and resistance. The second tree focuses on hit probability, duration of buffs, and chances to silence or weaken enemies. Finally, the third branch is dedicated to critical hit probability, overall damage, critical damage, and attack speed.

While understanding these branches is straightforward, leveling up these masteries is unfortunately less so. As of now, NCSoft has yet to refresh the tooltips. A new system has emerged wherein weapon masteries will no longer progress from mere usage of specific weapon types.

Training Dew in Throne and Liberty's inventory — Image Source: Amazon Games via Twinfinite

Instead, players need an item specifically designed to grant weapon mastery experience. This item is known as Training Dew, and there are two primary methods to obtain it. The first is by completing contracts that typically involve simple tasks such as traveling to a location, defeating a number of enemies, and collecting certain items.

The second method involves participating in Co-op Dungeons with either friends or other players. It’s worth noting that the amount of Training Dew earned from contracts is significantly lower—typically two to three times less—compared to what you can gain from Co-op Dungeons. However, if you manage to finish six contracts in one go, you might find that the Training Dew acquired is roughly equal to completing three Co-op Dungeons.

Thus, while a Co-op Dungeon could take 20 minutes or more for a reward of 10,000 Training Dew experience, completing three or four contracts—which are generally simpler—might yield you over one-and-a-half times that amount. Just ensure to use the Training Dew promptly after acquiring it, as it will expire 24 hours post-reception… for reasons that remain unclear.

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