The Best Builds to Use in Where Winds Meet
The world of Where Winds Meet allows you to develop your character in a variety of ways. But a few builds excel more than others for their strength, versatility, and simplicity of use. If you are a fan of fast hitting, overwhelming damage, cool martial arts, then picking the proper build will make your adventures easier. This guide explains the maximum power builds possible, their utility, and the martial skills that will make you prevail against the enemies from the beginning to the end of the game.
Strategic Sword + Heavenquaker Spear
Martial Arts Used: Nameless Sword and Nameless Spear
This build makes use of 2 martial arts Strategic Sword and the Heavenquaker Spear. The entirety of this build’s effectiveness lies in applying the 5 stacks of Bleed on the targets to trigger Sober Sorrow skill of the spear. Doing so will impart you with tons of buffs for the combat phase ahead. However, you will need to keep check of the timing of these bleed debuffs to maximize your own damage. Once the bleeds run out, attacking those foes won’t deal as much damage. Another fallback of this build is that it deals mostly single targeted damage. Hence, make sure to create some gap between enemies by spreading them out.
Another sick combo that can be used to increase overall DPS is by utilizing the Strategic Sword’s charged skill to apply bleeds to multiple enemies. Here on, you can finish off enemies by using Sweep All skill of the spear by switching to it. Do this combo multiple times, thanks to the multiple charged attacks of the Strategic Sword. The spear’s role is to provide you with essential buffs against debuffed targets so you get increased DPS output.
Soulshade Umbrella + Panacea Fan
Martial Arts Used: Soulshade Umbrella and Panacea Fan
This build makes use of the Soulshade Umbrella and the Panacea Fan. It is suitable for players who like to opt for a more supportive/healer playstyle. Some of the outliners of this build are its ease of use, excellent durability, intense sustainability, and good in multiplayer modes. The only drawback is that it lacks a good burst DPS damage. In this build, both Panacea Fan and Soulshade Umbrella can heal self and the allies. You can simply weave in auto attacks and use abilities like Cloudburst Healing for AOE targeted heals.
The best use of this build is being seen in the multiplayer modes of Where Winds Meet. Essentially, every party has a dedicated healer that is using this combination of martial arts to sustain the entire team. Only issue while using this build is dew management. Make sure to weave in auto attacks from a safe distance to charge up your dew for constant healing. Stay protected by sticking close to your teammates, as enemies will often target you first to stop the heals.
Infernal Twinblades + Mortal Rope Dart
Martial Arts Used: Infernal Twinblades and Mortal Rope Dart
This configuration of martial arts is enjoyed by players who prefer speed, smooth movement, and rapid multi-hit attacks. The Wind path is agile and crit-heavy damage-based, and the two weapons are ideal fits to that identity. The Infernal Twinblades provide momentum-generating highly-scaling rapid-hit strings which respond very well to Bonuses associated with Wind.
Mortal Rope Dart has the capabilities of controlling a crowd, pulling forward, and simply moving which means that you can get in and get out quickly. These three work tightly together to make a very quick assassin like a build in which you are always switching sides and swapping targets. The Mystic Arts should mainly be involved in speeding up and repositioning. Cloud Steps, Leaping Toad, Flaming Meteor and Ghost Bind are all moves that effortlessly fit into this kind of play.
If you are clearing groups and thus want more AoE, you may replace an elective ability like Guardian Palm with more AoE. When it comes to Inner Ways, anything that increases crit rate, crit damage or consecutive-hit bonuses is very powerful. This is a build that works best when your Endurance is strong, thus a build that raises Endurance or movement speed is a great addition.
Nameless Sword + Nameless Spear
Martial Arts Used: Nameless Sword and Nameless Spear
The combo of Nameless Sword and Nameless Spear is perhaps refreshing to see being used in multiplayer modes. Not only is it available to all players, thanks to being the first set of martial arts given to all players. But it is also quite easy to upgrade with potent abilities. It combines the good long-range offered by the spear with sharp melee-attacks offered by the sword. This combo makes use of the fluid mobility offered by both the martial arts, launching a flurry of attacks before the enemy even has a chance to react.
The Nameless Sword and the Nameless Spear are epic single-handed weapon choices, and to be fair, only one of them should be mainly used in combat. Nevertheless, the Nameless Sword is a weapon that concentrates on speed, and with it, you can easily mix up ranged hits or get in/out of combat quickly. While the Nameless Spear, contrary to that, is the one with the slow and lengthier combo runs as well as some simple tricks that allow you to use charged hits for heavier DPS.
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