How is the Mage Talent in the Hero Adventure Group? Introduction to Mage Class Talent Allocation

The mage class appears mysterious because it possesses two unique and distinctive talent paths. How the mage's talents in the Hero Adventure Group perform depends on which path players prefer. Currently, the number of players choosing fire mages and ice mages is about the same. The damage output of fire mages is terrifying, while ice mages, though no less formidable, are more inclined towards control. So, how should you choose?

Fire mages have the highest damage bonus and also possess a very high critical strike rate bonus, meaning they have a greater chance to deal explosive, high damage in combat. Ice mages, as equally impressive damage dealers, also have a considerable damage bonus. When grinding monsters in the wild, ice mages exhibit a unique advantage, especially after level 30, when the Blizzard talent becomes their ace in the hole. Once this talent is activated, the ice mage can summon a blizzard that covers the sky.

With this powerful area-of-effect skill, the efficiency of ice mages in grinding monsters significantly increases, far surpassing that of fire mages. Moreover, ice mages have the ability to fight monsters above their level, allowing them to handle higher-level monsters with ease. The basic attributes of mages have a clear priority, with stamina being the most important. It acts like a life shield for the mage, providing solid protection during battles. Armor follows closely, serving as an essential defense against physical attacks.

Based on the detailed analysis of mage attributes above, the frost talent is strongly recommended. Before level 30, the efficiency of fire mages and ice mages in grinding monsters is not significantly different, as both can quickly eliminate monsters to a certain extent. However, after reaching level 30, the situation changes. The Blizzard talent possessed by ice mages leads to a qualitative leap in their grinding efficiency. In actual grinding, players can flexibly incorporate the Frost Armor talent into their skill rotation based on their mana levels.

This talent is quite useful, as it effectively reduces the food consumption of mages in combat, saving players a significant amount of gold. For those pursuing maximum efficiency, they may not choose to carry the Frost Armor talent, but for most ordinary players, this talent is undoubtedly a very practical choice. When mages reach level 40, extra attention must be paid to the allocation of points for ice mages. Since the talent points related to damage for ice mages are relatively tight, careful consideration is needed when allocating points.

In the mage's skill and talent system, the combination of Endless Storm, Improved Ice Lance, and Frost Finger has a powerful effect. After players unlock these key talents, the entire combat strategy will change. Among these, the Endless Storm skill works in tandem with the Frost Spike combo from Icy Wisdom. When players use the Frost Spike combo, it triggers a special effect, providing one layer of the precious Frost Finger state. This synergy allows players to accumulate Frost Finger effects more flexibly in battle.

Improved Ice Lance is the key talent for enhancing ice spell damage. Once unlocked, the power of Ice Lance will see a qualitative leap, increasing its damage by 20%. Furthermore, for frozen targets, the improved Ice Lance can deal three times the damage. Frost Finger has a 25% chance to grant a layer of Frost Finger effect when your Frost Arrow and Frost Tornado cause damage. Although this chance does not always trigger, over continuous attacks, it accumulates, providing a significant number of Frost Finger layers for the player.

Moreover, when casting Ice Lance, it consumes one layer of the Frost Finger state and treats the target as if it were frozen, further emphasizing the importance of Frost Finger. It is not only a damage-boosting skill but also, through its synergy with Ice Lance, can achieve freezing control of the target, creating better conditions for subsequent attacks. Note that Frost Finger can stack up to two layers, each lasting 10 seconds. Players need to use the Frost Finger effect wisely within this limited time.

That's the introduction to the mage talents in the Hero Adventure Group. In practice, players can first add Ice Lance to the end of their skill list, making it easier to manage and use these skills during combat, ensuring the most suitable and highest-damage skills are released at critical moments.