TITANSWORDS GAME GUIDE

Plan your TitanSwords character build

A character is more than a race or weapon. In TitanSwords & Sorcery, starting attributes, guild lessons, equipment, essences, religion and temporary buffs all contribute to a build. Use the guild and character calculators to compare those choices before spending a reset.

Start with a role and a race

Choose Human, Elf, Orc, Dwarf or Drow, then decide what you want to contribute. A front-line character needs enough health and defenses to stay in combat; a physical attacker also needs accuracy; a spellcaster must plan mana and elemental training. Read the five-race guide for their racial abilities. These are planning directions, not fixed classes or guaranteed winning builds.

Follow the guild prerequisites

Schools grant abilities and change attributes. Plan the basic schools first, then their advanced branches. During a guild reset, reaching fifteen levels in a required basic school reveals the next eligible schools. Reducing a prerequisite also returns dependent allocations to the remaining pool. Compare a complete training plan, not just the last school you want.

Compare three practical approaches

Front-line support

Compare maximum health, armor and elemental resistances. Add enough accuracy to contribute, and plan how your group will protect and restore one another.

Physical damage

Compare damage together with hit chance and survivability. A high damage figure is less useful when attacks miss or your character cannot survive the encounter.

Elemental magic

Compare spell training, intelligence, mana and resistances. Include the buffs you can actually maintain and account for opponents who can dispel them.

Add equipment, essences and buffs

Set your race, starting attributes and target level in the calculator.
Allocate the guild lessons and check prerequisites.
Add the equipment you intend to use, including its essence bonuses.
Compare the unbuffed character with your expected combat buffs.
Save alternatives and review the calculator limitations before committing.

The item library helps identify equipment and recipes. Equipment extraction supplies essences. Temporary effects, enemy defenses and combat decisions mean a calculated stat total is not a promise of damage per second.

Reset without counting by hand

After using a Guild Reset potion, open Guild Reset beside the main HP/MP/XP strip. The window shows total, spent and remaining levels. Guild allocation provides one point per character level; a level-540 character has 540 guild levels to allocate. Changes take effect when Apply reset succeeds. Religion Reset has its own counters and redistributes learned cult levels.

Add religion cults and a familiar to your preparation, then try your build against appropriate opponents. The in-client build preview and equipment comparison help you review changes before spending resources.

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