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Experience mastery is a waste of mastery points. You only need one point in Limber at this time. You may eventually want more but not when you don't have a lot of mastery points to work with. You need a point in dexterity and at least one in Parry. You don't need energy resistance and you don't need 4 points in perfect block. You don't need extended fury or enhanced fury. You need a point in pierce, one in lesser precision, one in lesser cruelty, and precision and cruelty need to be maxed. That will take units so don't buy crystals lol.

LeNoirFaineant

There are lots of good mastery guides if you research it. You want to have a plan so that you don't keep having to recover and redo your masteries as you find out more about the game. Good luck!

shchong2

@Lynnnelsonyt , pls feel free to take a look at the info in this thread. There are plenty to explain on mastery, but I think it will be better for you to explore first to find out what you actually need to suit your purpose as well as your play style, which we are not clear. Good luck!

http://forums.playcontestofchampions.com/en/discussion/comment/286396#Comment_286396

Jakearound

I would take from defense and put more in offense. Max the greater cruelty and Crit rate asap!

DangerNoodle

LeNoirFaineant wrote: »

Experience mastery is a waste of mastery points. You only need one point in Limber at this time. You may eventually want more but not when you don't have a lot of mastery points to work with. You need a point in dexterity and at least one in Parry. You don't need energy resistance and you don't need 4 points in perfect block. You don't need extended fury or enhanced fury. You need a point in pierce, one in lesser precision, one in lesser cruelty, and precision and cruelty need to be maxed. That will take units so don't buy crystals lol.

I agree totally except for perfect block. Perfectly Block maxed out is like basic Mastery 101. It helps out a LOT. Especially in those longer fights where you might be taking some block damage. And a very common master setup is having one point in Dexterity and 3 points in Parry. Also 3 points in the Mastery linked to Parry that doesn't lead to pacify that increases stun time. It can really help out playing with characters like Gwenpool and Hyperion and just gameplay in general. 😉
But yeah right now there no reason to have more than one point in Limber and there's NEVER a reason to put more than one point in Dexterity. Hope that helps 😉

LeNoirFaineant

DangerNoodle wrote: »

LeNoirFaineant wrote: »

Experience mastery is a waste of mastery points. You only need one point in Limber at this time. You may eventually want more but not when you don't have a lot of mastery points to work with. You need a point in dexterity and at least one in Parry. You don't need energy resistance and you don't need 4 points in perfect block. You don't need extended fury or enhanced fury. You need a point in pierce, one in lesser precision, one in lesser cruelty, and precision and cruelty need to be maxed. That will take units so don't buy crystals lol.

I agree totally except for perfect block. Perfectly Block maxed out is like basic Mastery 101. It helps out a LOT. Especially in those longer fights where you might be taking some block damage. And a very common master setup is having one point in Dexterity and 3 points in Parry. Also 3 points in the Mastery linked to Parry that doesn't lead to pacify that increases stun time. It can really help out playing with characters like Gwenpool and Hyperion and just gameplay in general. 😉
But yeah right now there no reason to have more than one point in Limber and there's NEVER a reason to put more than one point in Dexterity. Hope that helps 😉

Maxing perfect block just gives a slight increased chance. Maxing block proficiency is pretty standard.