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If you’re into Soulslike games and would love to experience something similar, but with some really good graphics and an entirely different magic-focused playstyle, then Wuchang: Fallen Feathers might just be the perfect game for you.

Unlike other Soulslike games, where managing your FP bar becomes your primary objective rather than actually beating the game, in Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, casting magic spells is more accessible and features a much cooler way to implement magic in your combat build. So we decided to let you know about this overpowered magic build that will make you unstoppable in the early game. Let’s delve deeper into this.

Wuchang: Fallen Feathers’ combat mechanics

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Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is an upcoming Soulslike action RPG that is being developed by Leenzee and published by 505 Games. In the game, you play as Bai Wuchang, who is a female pirate embarking on a journey through Shu during the late Ming dynasty. Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is scheduled to release on 24 July of this year for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S.

The combat system in Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is centered around something called Skyborn Might, which can be accrued and used to activate various abilities and magic. Wuchang can utilize her weapon skills, and she has access to forty spells that can be assigned to four spell slots at a time. While the spells can be integrated into weapon combos, a spell-focused combat playstyle is also possible.

The Main Weapon You Will Need

The weapon can be found pretty easily | Image Credits: 505 Games

To make this powerful early-game build, you first need to get the Darkfrost Edge one-handed sword, which can be found on a table, behind some enemies in the early Lightzen temple area. The sword comes with added spell power, which enhances your magic damage and is very handy if you’re going for a magic build. It also comes with the Evasive Maneuver skill, which is great for dodging continuous attacks.

The Darkfrost Edge comes with three benediction slots, which are basically used to add perks to the weapon. For the first benediction slot, you’ll use the Vitality Ferocity benediction, which increases damage dealt and taken while at full health. For the second slot, you’ll use the Skyborn Vigour for increased stamina recovery. For the last slot, you’ll use Skyborn Magic, which temporarily increases your spell damage for a limited amount of time.

What Jade Pendants You Should Use

Jade Pendants can be equipped in the weapon | Image Credits: 505 Games

The next thing we will focus on is the Jade Pendants, which are basically perks that the players can equip. The first Jade Pendant that you will buy is the Fiend-Felling Pendant, which can be found and purchased from one of the merchants on the first floor of the shoe sanctum. This pendant deals much more damage to larger enemies like bosses.

d. This spell only requires two Skyborn Mights to cast the spell, and it does decent damage as well.

What Your Impetus Depository Should Look Like

Impetus Depository is the skill tree in Wuchang: Fallen Feathers | Image Credits: 505 Games

Now, to actually make your magic build work, you need to grow your skill tree, or as it is called in Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, the Impetus Depository. Your main focus in the skill tree should be towards the left, which enhances spell damage and increases the capacity of the HP potions. The skill tree on the right focuses more on one-handed swords and magic damage increase.

The very first thing you should unlock in the Impetus Depository is Biding Time, which will be on the right. This gives you the ability to gain Skyborn Might automatically whenever you’re performing an action, and it is the easiest way to gain Skyborn Might to activate simple spells like the Vorpel Blade.

On the right side, your main focus should be on magic at all times, and you should also get the Swift Blade perk for the mastery of your one-handed sword. Increasing the mastery of your sword will increase the damage that it deals, and getting more magic perks will increase both the damage of your spells and that one-handed sword.

On the left side, you’ll increase skills like Skyborn Call, which increases the maximum stacks of Skyborn Might that you can earn and store. Another perk that you need to get is at the bottom, known as the Bone Needle for magic, which will increase your weapon spell potency when you imbue your weapon with magic.

Another skill that you should absolutely unlock if you’re going to use the Infernal Flame a lot is Fiery Embers, which increases the burn buildup on your enemies.

Conclusion

You’ll dominate Wuchang: Fallen Feathers with this build | Image Credits: 505 Games

With this magic build in Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, you won’t just survive but dominate during the early game. With well-chosen benedictions, skills, and simply raw spell power, you’ll be able to breeze through the Wuchang: Fallen Feathers‘ opening hours with efficiency and style.

This build is also flexible enough to push you deeper into the game, where your early investment will pay off as tougher enemies appear. And expanding your Impetus Depository will only unlock more devastating combos.

This build is perfect for anyone who enjoys powerful magic spells without sacrificing speed. So if you’re looking to leave your mark in Shu, then gear up and prepare to set the battlefield ablaze, because with this build, Bai is not just a pirate, but she is literally Harry Potter from the last movie.

So, what do you think about this magic build? Let us know down in the comments.