How to reassign passive skills from the previous era?
One unique aspect of Last Epoch is its passive skill system, which allows players to increase their attack power and strength. These passive skills can be upgraded using passive skill points earned through experience. Each class in the game has its own unique passive skill tree, providing traits that enhance your character’s abilities and play style.
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In the last era, players could reset passive skills at any time starting from the first village. Upon arriving at the Guardian camp, players can interact with non-player characters (NPCs) marked with pink brain icons above their heads. These NPCs provide the option to reset passive skills. Players simply need to approach the NPC and start a conversation to begin the reset process.
Passive skills can be upgraded through points earned after leveling up. Each level requires a certain number of points to upgrade. If players aren’t satisfied with their passive skill tree, they can reset each class, a little at a time. Once the decision is made to reset a passive skill, points will be returned to the player for redistribution.
To reassign a passive point in the Last Epoch, players can speak to the Time Mage Lerinne in the game’s Council Chambers or at the End of Time location. Look for the “brain” icon on the minimap to find her. Each reset point costs a certain number of gold coins, starting from 10 coins. Gold can be accumulated by defeating enemies in the overworld and dungeons.
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What were the active and passive skills of the last era?
In “Last Epoch”, players can strengthen their characters in two ways: through passive skill points and active skill points.
Passive points work like a traditional role-playing skill tree, allowing players to progress through nodes that grant unique character bonuses. By investing in these passive skills, players can unlock new skills for their character based on their chosen level of mastery.
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Active skill points are for the different skill trees of your active skills. These skills are unlocked as you level up your character and assign passive points to your mastery branches.
Both active and passive skill points can be reassigned in-game, with the exception of your chosen mastery category, which cannot be changed once selected.
To reassign a passive point from a previous epoch, players can speak to the Time Mage Lerrin in the in-game Council Chambers or at the End of Time location. You can find her by looking for the “brain” icon on the minimap.
To reassign an active skill point, open the skill tree, select the skill you want to reassign, and click the “Reassign” button in the upper right corner of the screen.
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Why respec skills in the last era?
Respecting skills is crucial because it allows players to try out different builds and play styles without having to create a new character. By refining skills, players can adapt their character to suit various situations, tailor their build for specific content, or experiment with different skill sets.
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Additionally, reassigning skills can be helpful if players want to reallocate points to better suit their current play style or gear. It may also be useful if they find that a specific skill or passive node is not performing as expected.
Last Era Wiki
Last Epoch is an action role-playing game produced by Eleventh Hour Games (EHG). The game’s journey began in April 2018, when a free trial was released as part of the Last Epoch Kickstarter campaign. In April 2019, the game entered its release phase. During the testing phase, it is available through Steam Early Access.
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The full release of Last Epoch, originally planned for April 2020, was rescheduled to Q4 2020, but it faced further delays. In October 2020, the developer announced the cancellation of the Mac client due to anticipated challenges with Apple’s transition to ARM-based processors.
In December 2020, EHG delayed it again, pushing the release of Last Epoch to 2021. Fast forward to March 2023, a multiplayer beta was launched, followed by an announcement in October 2023 that the full game would eventually launch on February 21, 2024.
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In December 2020, Eleventh Hour Games announced that the release of “Last Epoch” would be postponed to 2021. In March 2023, a multiplayer beta version will be launched. Finally, in October 2023, it was announced that the full game would be available on February 21, 2024.
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Eleventh Hour Games’ highly anticipated game Last Epoch is finally ready for full release after first launching as a demo in April 2018. This hack-and-slash action RPG plunges players into dangerous dungeons with the chance to accumulate gold, weapons, and rewards. Like other games of its ilk like Diablo and Path of Exile, Last Epoch promises to inject fresh excitement for players looking for diverse challenges and gameplay.
Players have been exploring the game’s Early Access beta since March 2023, which offers a selection of classes, including Primalist, Rogue, and Sentinel. Players begin the quest to collect the best equipment.
Additionally, Eleventh Hour Games announced that Last Epoch’s online services will be undergoing maintenance 24 hours before the game’s full launch. During this time, Last Epoch will be unplayable until the game is fully released.
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