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Tainted Grail Fall of Avalon – Best Mage Build Guide

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As a passionate gamer, I’ve just dived into the captivating world of “Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon” – an enthralling adventure game steeped in Arthurian lore. In this game, I get to create my own unique protagonist from scratch, molding their specialties according to my preferences. Just like other games of its kind, the character building process offers flexibility, allowing me to lean more towards physical prowess or magical might, or even strike a balance between the two. In this guide, I’ll be sharing some valuable insights on crafting a character that embodies the essence of a pure mage.

Tainted Grail Fall of Avalon – Best Mage Build Guide

To begin with, given that this is predominantly a build centered around magic, it seems fitting that your attribute points are allocated solely towards spirituality. This strategic allocation of points will amplify your spell potency and mana reserves, while also accelerating the restoration of your resources to allow for continuous casting.

Instead of solely focusing on other aspects, there’s a case for incorporating some resilience into your character as well. If you find yourself frequently in peril, think about redistributing a few points towards resilience to boost your survivability. Keep in mind though, that not all players have found it necessary, so its effectiveness might depend on your personal gameplay style.

It’s our recommendation to occasionally boost your endurance level a bit. You never know when you might encounter situations needing a little extra endurance, and adding some now won’t hurt anything.

In the beginning stages of the game, you’ll want to prioritize boosting your raw power with skill points. The reason being that the initial opponents shouldn’t pose much of a threat to your survival. By focusing on damage output (DPS), you’ll find it simpler to progress through the content swiftly.

Think about using the “Mana Battery” item for a significant boost in mana, and also consider equipping the “Power in Swiftness” for an additional power boost. The advantage of the latter is that you’ll likely be wearing and upgrading light armor, which minimizes movement penalties, making it less of a concern.

As you advance deeper into the game, you might want to think about allocating some of your ability points to boost your health reserves, but this is advisable only if you’re finding it tough to stay alive. If you’re managing well despite your low health, it would be wiser to invest those points in enhancing your damage output and regeneration abilities instead.

Also think about locating the Blood Ring. When you strike an enemy with it, they’ll start bleeding, a condition that opens up multiple strategic opportunities for you to exploit.

With the “Exploitation of Afflictions” activated, your opponents could sustain up to 30% more damage when they’re afflicted with a status. To fully leverage this ability, you’ll need to allocate three points into the “statuses” skill branch, as the default setting boosts damage by only 10%.

Wearing the Blood Ring grants you a constant bonus in dealing extra damage to opponents, regardless of the situation. In case you don’t own this artifact yet, you can mimic this effect by performing the Blood Transfusion spell, although it may require more effort.

The special ring you have seems compatible with all spells, not just the bleed spell. In addition, it appears to inherently weaken enemy defenses, making each hit more impactful. This setup is ideal for swiftly eliminating enemies, which aligns perfectly with a build focused on casting spells quickly and effectively.

As you advance, think about allocating some points towards “Charged Spellcasting” and “Enhanced Enchantment”. Activating both abilities will allow you to switch between spells with low and high mana costs, dealing significant additional damage in the process.

With the bonus from the “Exploitation of Afflictions” buff and maintaining a constant duration on debuffs such as bleeding, your continuous firepower will deal an extraordinarily high amount of damage.

Consider enhancing the nodes with additional points when possible, to boost your likelihood of scoring a critical hit. If you don’t have the Blood Ring or dislike using Transfusion, you might opt for Deep Wounds as an alternative, but keep in mind that it may not always be reliable.

By focusing on the survivability aspects, let’s think about enhancing the agility attributes:

1. Reduce the cost of dashes in the agility category for quicker and more economical movement.
2. Gain access to an Athletic Build, which could potentially offer additional defense or durability.
3. Allocate some points into Fast Reflexes to expedite the process of evade regeneration, helping you escape from harmful situations more efficiently.

From my perspective, that particular aspect might not be absolutely necessary, but it could prove incredibly advantageous in specific skirmishes when keeping a safe distance is crucial. Keep in mind though, the effectiveness may differ based on individual skill levels and the intensity of damage one can endure.

To effectively utilize Charged Cantrip and Infused Incantation, it’s recommended to equip yourself with two spells that deliver burst damage and are easy to swap between. This setup allows you to maximize the benefits of these abilities.

If boosting damage caused by status effects is your preference, feel free to select any suitable spells that match your inventory. All these spells can be enhanced with Exploitation of Afflictions, so go ahead and choose the ones you find most appealing.

You might want to consider giving the Waning Moon Collection a shot. It comprises several items along with their respective effects and prerequisites:

1. Moonlight Dagger: Boosts physical attack power by 20%. Requires level 30 or above.

2. Lunar Shield: Provides a shield that absorbs 30% of incoming damage for 6 seconds. Requires level 40 or above.

3. Eclipse Staff: Enhances magic attack power by 25%. Requires level 50 or above.

4. Waning Moon Ring: Increases critical hit rate by 10%. Requires level 60 or above.

5. Full Moon Amulet: Heals the user and nearby allies for a small amount over 6 seconds. Requires level 70 or above.

  • Cowl of the Waning Moon (Helmet) – Increases your mana regeneration by 1, and it also gives you a 50% buff to this whenever you are low on mana. It requires 6 spirituality and endurance to equip.
  • Robes of the Waning Moon (Cuirass) – While wearing it, you will gain 5 mana whenever you get it, and your max mana is also increased by a small number. It requires 6 spirituality and endurance to equip.
  • Breeches of the Waning Moon (Greaves) – These pants will increase your max mana by 10, and you will also gain bonus regeneration while you are out of combat. It requires 6 spirituality and endurance to equip.
  • Wraps of the Waning Moon (Gauntlets) – While equipped, you will gain bonus spell power, which is further increased if your health is lower than your maximum mana. It requires 6 spirituality and endurance to equip.
  • Shoes of the Waning Moon (Boots) – While equipped, these will increase your movement speed multiplier whenever your mana drops below 25%. It also increases your spell power by a decent amount. It requires 6 spirituality and endurance to equip.
  • Amulet of the Waning Moon (Amulet) – This item will increase your spell power, magic critical hit chance, and maximum mana, all by 10% each. It requires no stats to equip, unlike the rest of the items in the set.

Here are some suggestions for creating a mage-type character in the game. Keep in mind that there’s plenty of opportunity for customization, so feel free to tailor your experience according to your personal tastes and gaming style. Remember, these tips are just guidelines; don’t feel bound by them!

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2025-05-28 07:07

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