Guide (Wynncraft 2.1 Beta) Aspect List

Hey everyone! In the interest of getting the most community feedback possible, I got permission to release the current list of aspects for the 2.1 update! Feel free to ask any questions you have related to aspects here as well, and I will do my best to answer them.

Aspect List

 

Thanks a bunch!

 

i absolutely love this feature. hopefully it's intuitive enough to not confuse the living hell out of average players

 

• Is it free to rearrange aspects? Because if so, then you would basically have 5 aspects per class and you would have to switch them all out every time you were on a different class. This would get annoying
• Can you transfer aspects across classes? I know that they are active across all classes, but can any class take them out of the interface?
• For new classes (this is more of a request), can Aspects of a class only be obtainable for that class? This would be nice as 1. you could control what classes' aspects you get and 2. wouldn't start a class with aspects for it assuming it's the first time you've made that class.
• Can you sell aspects? If not, how do you get rid of them?
• Finally, bearing in mind all of these questions, how the heck does Ironman work with this?

 

There is a "Aspect of Unyielding Fate" which increases backstab anhle by 50. Does this aspect allows shadestepper to trigger after hitting mobs from the side like annihilation or colossus?

 

I personally disagree with this. This feels very similar to how tomes work currently where they are soul bound, where if you want to have it for your current class you have to run raids on that class (which is getting removed). I feel you should have the freedom to run raids on other classes and still get the aspects for that class, as for me I enjoy raiding on 2 classes way more than others, so if I'm grinding raids to get aspects i'd much rather just use those and give the aspects to the other classes than being forced to run the raids on a class I don't enjoy raiding on.

 

eh, fair. I think adding a level requirement before an aspect applies to that class would be a nice replacement. (Level 1 warrior with 4 fabled aspects and 1 mythic.) Though, then again, most of them only work with specific abilities. (which means natural level requirement... ish)
(also I relate to the above statement.)

 

Yeah, definitely agree having some requirement is necessary to make it balanced, whether it's naturally based off of ability tree or just level reqs or smth