The cost of each tier of mastery is as follows: The minotaur drops fewer advanced scrolls than basic, and fewer divine than advanced, while each level requires more of those scrolls to advance. However, masteries become exponentially more difficult as you progress. Tier 1 and 2 masteries should be obtained at any time you feel like getting them as they provide a modest power boost without much difficulty. You can get them relatively quickly, even at low levels of the minotaur dungeon. Basic masteries can be farmed at any time. Mastery scrolls are used to buy masteries. The minotaur dungeon is where you will obtain mastery scrolls for your champions. You can have two-tier 1 masteries, 3 of tiers 2-5, and only a single tier 6 mastery. Once you’ve taken a mastery in two different trees, the third tree becomes locked. You can have masteries from two of the three trees: Offense, Defense, and Support. This makes your first trek to get masteries a long one, since your 5 champions will receive them at roughly an equal pace, but once you have 4 of them maxed, the 5th will receive every mastery scroll that drops, making training up new champions much faster. You cannot obtain more than the maximum number of scrolls required to buy all of your masteries, once a champion has received all their mastery scrolls (and it doesn’t matter if you’ve spent them or stored them, the total is the max you can receive), they will no longer receive scrolls, and the other champions in your team will receive them.

You will not receive divine scrolls until you have received all of your advanced scrolls, and won’t receive any of those until you have received all your basic scrolls.

After each run of minotaur, one champion will be randomly chosen to receive mastery scrolls.Įach Champion can obtain 100 basic scrolls, 600 advanced scrolls, and 950 divine scrolls. They are obtained by spending skill scrolls which can be farmed from the minotaur dungeon. Masteries are something each champion has.

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