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· Core Build: Astral Staff
· Skill Setup: Q1, W1, Passive 1
· Equipment:
- Helmet: Assassin's Hood (D3, Passive 1)
- Chest: Cleric's Robe (R3, Passive 1)
- Shoes: F3, Passive 2
· Food: Roast Pork is essential (important in early Depths)
· Gameplay:
- Gather groups of monsters and deal continuous damage with the Q skill, and use the W skill for AoE damage.
- Maximize additional damage by chaining the R skill (shield) and E skill.
- After defeating monsters, use the Assassin's Hood D skill to reset skill cooldowns.
· Features:
- Shield stacks are important early on, but once you get used to it, you can quickly clear large groups of monsters.
- The W skill has a dash function, useful for avoiding dangerous AoE attacks.
- A versatile build that offers both damage dealing and survivability.

Item	Effect
Q Skill (Chain Missile)	Applies a debuff to enemies, dealing additional damage. This debuff activates the chain lightning effect of the Deathford Cape.
W Skill	Dash function allows you to escape dangerous areas.
R + E Skill Combo	Creates a shield and deals additional damage to quickly defeat monsters.
Assassin's Hood (D Skill)	Resets skill cooldowns, preparing for the next fight.

· Common Build: Same equipment setup as Astral Staff (Assassin's Hood, Cleric's Robe, Royal Sandals, Deathford Cape, Roast Pork)
· Skill Setup: Q1, W1, Passive 3
· Characteristics by Bow Type:
- Sky Strider Bow: Highest damage, use W skill (AoE circle) then attack from the air to defeat enemies.
- Bow of Badon: Second highest damage, gather enemies with Q skill (frontal attack) then deal AoE damage with W skill (static charge).
- Longbow: Lowest damage but short cooldown, suitable for hunting small groups of monsters and open-world PvP.
· Gameplay:
- Gather groups of monsters and deal AoE damage using the shield (R) and E skill.
- Sky Strider Bow launches enemies into the air before attacking, while Bow of Badon specializes in frontal attacks.
- Longbow has a channeling skill that requires a brief pause to use.
· Note: All bow builds operate similarly to the Astral Staff, by gathering monsters and dealing AoE damage.

· Core Build: Spirit Hunter
· Skill Setup: Q1, W1, Passive 2
· Gameplay:
- Gather enemies with the spear skill (Q), then deal powerful damage using the E skill (shield) and W skill.
- Similar to the Astral Staff, but the damage is focused forward, requiring more precise control.
· Features:
- Can handle large groups of monsters, but the control difficulty is slightly higher compared to other builds.
- The E skill has a linear range, making the AoE coverage relatively narrow.

· Great Axe:
- Skill Setup: Q2, W5, Passive 3 (Requires Axe mastery of 85+)
- Equipment: Scholar's Cowl (D3, Passive 1), Hellion Jacket (R3, Passive 1), Guardian Boots (F3, Passive 2)
- Food/Potions: Roast Pork, Deathford Cape, Healing Potion
- Gameplay: Gather enemies with Q2, stack with W5, then use defensive skills (chest, boots) while defeating enemies with AoE attacks (spin). Increase survivability with life steal.
- Features: Relatively easy to control and deals powerful AoE damage, but may be slower than other builds.

· Ironclad Staff / Phantom Twinblades:
- Ironclad Staff: Q2, W1, Passive 3. Use Scholar's Cowl, Hellion Jacket, Guardian Boots. Gather enemies and defeat them by using the E skill (AoE circle) two or three times.
- Phantom Twinblades: More expensive option. Deals AoE damage by repeatedly using the E skill. Offers slightly higher damage but is more complex to control.

· Ursine Maulers:
- Skill Setup: Q2, W1, Passive 1
- Equipment: Assassin's Hood, Cleric's Robe, Cultist Sandals (F3, Passive 2), Keeper Cape
- Gameplay: Lure enemies into a line, then dash through them with the Q skill (charge) and shield (R) to deal damage, finishing with the E skill. Then use the kick skill to deal with remaining enemies.
- Features: Boasts high speed and powerful damage, but precise control in luring enemies into a line is crucial. In Depths, you can change it to 'Energy Sprint' for escape.

· Examples of Inefficient Builds:
- Siege Bow: Low damage and inefficient skill setup make it unsuitable for experience farming. It's better to use it for combat and then utilize the experience credits.
· Build Selection Advice:
- Builds with low experience farming efficiency are best used for combat, or the obtained experience credits can be used to level up other builds.
- The builds introduced in the video are optimized for quickly clearing groups of monsters.
· Conclusion:
- Encourage viewers to leave questions or opinions in the comments.