How to Play Titan Quest--Warfare Mastery

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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 Warfare Mastery and how to build your Warrior.

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Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

Titan Quest computer game

Step1

Invest Stat Points. Warriors are fairly straightforward; you want as much strength as possible, with enough dexterity not to miss. Put 1 point in strength every level, and alternate the other between strength and dexterity.

Step2

Max out your Warfare Mastery early, stopping only to put points in Onslaught. This will boost your stats, allowing earlier use of stronger equipment, as well as higher damage and offensive power.

Step3

Place all your skill points in the Onslaught and Dual Wield trees. This will make your warrior an incredible offensive force to be reckoned with. By the time his lack of defense matters, you'll have more points to put elsewhere.

Step4

Suggested Secondary Masteries: Dream Mastery, for Trances and Phantom Strike. Defense Mastery, for shield skills and enhanced defense. Nature mastery, because healing yourself is useful.

Step5

Equipment: Warriors do damage. As much as possible. So just look at your Damage Per Second every time you switch equipment, and keep it as high as possible. Everything else will take care of itself.

Tips & Warnings

If crowds of enemies are difficult, consider a few points in War Horn.
Defense Mastery makes use of shields, meaning Dual Wield becomes less good. If you go this route, feel free to trade out the dual wield tree for shield skills.