Mastery is intended as a feature to make full use of your heaps of duplicates instead of letting them gather dust – something which has been much debated since the reduction of loot from the legendary chest. For this update, only Weapons and Armors can undergo Mastery, but do be warned, it is an extremely arduous process. It does, however, have a lot of variations to the transmutation and mastery recipes which I’ll go into some detail here.Ī shout out to Max for providing the full list of Mastery materials and Abh, Aqve, Book and Josh for some much-needed screenshots and discussions for this post.

If you’ve read the changelog and the forum teaser post, Mastery is actually much easier to understand than it seems. Honestly, I was initially quite lost since a lot of things aren’t immediately made available to you at the start. *Minor Update (16/6): Strike Chance damage rough percentage added. Another reason is that Mastery might not be as straightforward on first glance, so probing around and asking questions was the best way to learn about it. The general gist of it is to allow you to use duplicates and spare items to improve your gear with enhanced stats and a unique trait.įor this post’s structure, I’ll be doing a different approach by adding FAQs along the way since putting everything at the end might seem too confusing. Following the Arena post, Mastery ( and its accompanying transmutation) is a new game feature to be introduced to DH5.

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