Talents

Talents let you shape your character in two different ways: offense and survival.

The Talent page has two trees:
- Attack: focuses on boosting your offensive power.
- Defense: focuses on helping you stay protected.

You earn talent points as your character grows stronger, and you can spend those points across both trees however you like. You can go all-in on one side, or build a mix of both.

How It Works
- Each talent gives a direct bonus when unlocked.
- Talents deeper in the tree are stronger, but they also cost more points.
- Some talents require an earlier talent in the same branch before they can be unlocked.
- You can click any talent to view its status, path, and effect.

What is the difference between Attack and Defense talents? 
Attack talents improve your offensive strength. Defense talents improve your defensive strength. Both use the same pool of talent points, so every choice matters.

Do I have to follow the lines in the tree?
Yes. Some talents are locked behind earlier talents in the same path. If a talent is connected to another one, you usually need the earlier one first.

Why can’t I unlock a talent?
Usually it is for one of these reasons:
- You do not have enough unspent talent points.
- You have not unlocked the required earlier talent.
- The talent is already unlocked.
- Your unlock cooldown is still active.

Do all talents cost the same?
No. Early talents are cheaper, while deeper talents cost more. In general, the strongest talents are further down the tree.

Can I spend points in both trees?
Yes. You are free to split your points between Attack and Defense in any way that fits your playstyle.

Can I remove talents later? 
Yes. Talents can be removed, but changing your build is not free. If you remove a talent that other talents depend on, those dependent talents may also be removed.

Is there a cooldown when changing talents?
Unlocking talents has a short cooldown. Removing talents does not use that same cooldown, but changing your build still has a cost.

What kind of build should I choose?
That depends on your style. If you like pressure and damage, lean into Attack. If you prefer safety and staying power, lean into Defense. A balanced build is also a valid choice.

Are deeper talents always better?     
They are generally more powerful, but they also require more commitment. A smart path through the tree is often better than unlocking talents at random.

Can I experiment with different builds? 
Yes, but rebuilding your setup costs money, so it is worth planning ahead before making major changes.