How to Play Titan Quest--Nature Mastery

Tromping through Ancient Greece, Egypt, and Babylon is always fun. But it's even more fun if you know a few basic guidelines for making your character. Rather than discuss each of the 72 possible combinations, here's a quick guide to the Nature Mastery.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Titan Quest computer game

1. Invest Stat Points. Nature is a flexible mastery, so aside from putting many points in strength for equipment, what you do depends largely on what other mastery you choose. 150 dexterity is useful to have by the late game, but otherwise spend as you like.
2. Put 7 points into Call of the Wild, which will give you a second wolf companion. If you continue to invest all of your skills in this tree, your wolves will be strong enough to tear through most of the first 2 acts.
3. Heart of the Oak and Regrowth will both help keep your wolves alive. Continue focusing on your wolves until you find that in spite of maxed out skills, they are still dying. At this point, they have served their purpose, and you can temporarily re-spec points into your other mastery. Once you open Epic mode, you can reclaim your wolves.
4. Suggested Secondary Masteries: Earth Mastery, for a Core Dweller companion and Earth Enchantment for wolves. Dream Mastery, for a Nightmare to help your wolves and Trances. Hunting Mastery, so you can attack from afar as your wolves distract the enemy.
5. Equipment: Anything with + skills is ideal for the nature mage, especially as +2 skills will allow you to have a third wolf. Reduced recharge rate is also quite handy for repeatedly casting regrowth and resummoning dead wolves. If your wolves do your damage for you, then find equipment that gives bonus damage to your pets rather than you.

Tips & Warnings

• Wolves are free, so if they die, just cast more.
• Bosses will often kill your wolves in one shot. If you can't beat the bosses alone, consider a scroll or your other mastery.