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This beginner's guide is intended to help make Age of Wushu a less painful experience for free-to-play beginners by addressing common issues and questions. To access the game, see: How to download Age of Wushu. Show
Is Age of Wushu still alive?[]Yes. New players regularly try the game, and old players occasionally return to scratch that nostalgia itch. The game is still getting updates and new content, but not very often. As one of the only remaining Wuxia-inspired MMOs left, Age of Wushu provides a very unique experience compared to other games. Character creation[]In Age of Wushu the first thing the player must do is create a character. This is not a choice that should be made lightly as the player can only have one character per account. This adds weight to the decisions, and is a unique and intentional feature of Age of Wushu. When deleting a character, there is a 48-hour protection period in which the character can be reclaimed; only after it, a new character can be created. School[]Main article: School The player must choose one of ten available Great Schools. Some of the schools are gender-locked, so players should decide their path carefully during character creation. The character can only be an active member of one school at a time. Each school will give the player access to a different set of Martial Arts Skills and Internal Skills. It is possible to and join another, but this process will cause the player to lose all of their learned school skills. Great School Notable Skills Shaolin Wudang
Can't decide which Great School to join? The player can postpone their decision by ignoring the beginner quest and joining the Xu Family Manor. The Xu Family is a Faction, an alternative type of school. It has the lowest Strength requirement of all the Factions; the beginner will only need to level up their Self Recollection to level 11 to meet the entry requirement. Factions will allow their members to graduate, letting the players leave their school without losing the learned skills. Great Schools do not have a graduation option, so joining a Faction can be a great way to postpone the decision without needing to worry about any lack of progression. Name[]The character's name cannot include spaces. The name can be changed after character creation, but it is very expensive to do so. The Name Change Document can be purchased from the game's Cash Shop. The item costs 99 Facial customization[]The character's face can be changed later by purchasing a Makeover Certificate from the game's Cash Shop at the cost of 30 Gender[]The character's gender cannot be changed after character creation. The game contains gender-locked content, such as single-sex schools and the marriage system (same-sex marriage is not possible in the game). Additionally, some outfits look drastically different depending on gender. Backstory[]During character creation, the player may choose from one of four different backstories. Depending on the backstory chosen, the player character will start in a different town and has a different main questline. Backstory Starting Town Phoenix Pledge Qiandeng Town The Tale of Tianshan Sword Yanyu Villa The Nameless Sword Jiming Posthouse A Scholar’s Legend Chengdu This is an open PVP game—should I be worried about getting killed?[]People will usually avoid killing low level players because they assume it's someone's alternate account and they don't know who they're dealing with. Dying will always cause the player to lose some What level am I?[]There are no generic character levels in Age of Wushu, but the game still tracks the player's progress as they level up their Internal Skills. This is displayed via Strength titles: the first and weakest title is called Weak Body and Mind, and the strongest one is called Recover Your Original Simplicity. The player can check the Strength of any online or offline player by hovering their mouse over their character. The player's own Strength can be checked in the Character Attributes menu (default shortcut key C). Why are my gathering Life Skills failing?[]Non-VIP players cannot use most gathering Life Skills (Miner, Hunter, Woodcutter, and Fisherman) unless they purchase the Gathering Secrets book. The item can be purchased in Jinling (1140,1571) for 250 Liang The Farming Life Skill can be used by free-to-play players without fail. As such, the Chef is a good manufacturing Life Skill option for players who do not want to purchase the VIP subscription. Where is everyone?[]Online players typically hang out in Chengdu. Some popular areas are listed below. To understand the abbreviations used by the community, see Age of Wushu terminology. Scene (area) Coordinates Server time Chengdu (Bank) (738,676) 24/7 Chengdu (Marketplace) (775,631) 24/7 Chengdu (Huanhua Creek Herbal Hall) (1040,840) 24/7 Chengdu (Impart Knowledge) (836,673) 07:30 - 09:00 13:30 - 15:00 19:30 - 21:00 Chengdu (Team Practice) (999,999) 23:59 How does Experience work?[]Main article: Experience Experience can only be used to gain Cultivation Points, which can be used to train skills. The Experience-to-Cultivation conversion is passive and occurs every 100 seconds. The player's VIP subscription status affects the conversion rate: Player Passive Experience Conversion Non-VIP 1 Experience point for 266 Cultivation Points every 100 seconds VIP 1 Experience point for 380 Cultivation Points every 100 seconds The player can gain Experience with almost any action, including fighting, swimming, jumping, and completing tasks. One of the easiest ways to gain a large amount of Experience is to do the Spy Mission. The player can only have a maximum of 999 Experience. How do Cultivation Points work?[]The Cultivation Points can be used to...
Cultivation Points do not have a cap, and having a lot of unused Cultivation Points is desirable — After using enough Weapon Manuals, the player must spend 2 million Cultivation Points to continue using more Weapon Manuals. Opening Meridian acupoints can also cost millions of Cultivation Points. Cultivation Points can also be used to open temporary bank slots, but most would consider it a complete waste of points. It's highly recommended for beginners to focus on spending their Cultivation Points to level up their Internal Skills, because this will increase their Strength, which unlocks new content in the game. Using Cultivation Points[]The Cultivation menu. Players can use their Cultivation Points in the Cultivation menu. The menu can be opened by clicking the "meditating man" icon on top of the player's red HP bar. The menu has three options: Internal Cultivation[]When Internal Cultivation is toggled on, the player's selected skill will slowly use Cultivation Points to level up. It it recommended to always have Internal Cultivation active. If the player has purchased the VIP subscription, the Internal Cultivation will remain active even if the player is offline. Free-to-play players can leave the game running while away from keyboard to train their skills. The school area is a good place to go AFK because the player can gain a passive +10% Experience conversion buff from activating School Patrol mode. The School Patrol is only available to members of a Great School; it is not available to members of a Reclusive Faction or Faction. Sacred sites can also be used to boost Internal Cultivation while AFKing. Practice Martial Arts[]The Practice Martial Arts option allows the player to spend Team Practice[]The Team Practice requires multiple players, up to 10, working together to play a button input mini-game to use Cultivation Points to train a skill. The player can cultivate with Team Practice until their fatigue reaches 100% (100,000 Cultivation Points used). Fatigue will reset to 0% at midnight in-game time. Team Practice is most commonly done in Chengdu at coordinates (999,999), and the area is most populated around 23:59 in-game time. A message that says "TP 25 +7" would mean "We are doing a 25-round Team Practice, and we're missing seven players". VIP players can reach 100% fatigue in a single 25-round Team Practice if nobody fails their button input. Non-VIP players will have to complete at least 2 Team Practices to reach 100% fatigue. How to grow stronger?[]There are many different ways to grow stronger in this game. Understanding how Experience and Cultivation Points work is an important part of character growth, but there are alternative methods to gain power. Internal Skills[]Main article: Internal Skills The Internal Skills provide stats to the user. There are many different Internal Skills, and the player can have only one Internal Skill active at a time. Leveling up Internal Skills costs Cultivation Points. Annotation Books can be used to reduce cultivation cost by 5%. The Kidney Foot Meridian's acupoints; only the first acupoint has been opened. Meridians[]Main article: Meridians The Meridians provide stats to the user. There are many different Meridians, and beginners can have up to 3 Meridians active at a time. To increase the number of active Meridians, the player will need to consume Ganoderma Pills. To increase the maximum level of a Meridian, its acupoints must be opened by cultivating specific Internal Skills to high enough levels. Alternatively, the player can spend a large amount of Cultivation Points and an item (Manual of the Core) to open an acupoint. Weapon Manuals[]Main article: Bai Xiaosheng's Weapon Manual The bonus damage from Weapon Manuals is displayed in purple. The Weapon Manuals are a type of item that permanently increase the damage of a weapon type. There are many different ways to obtain Weapon Manuals. Beginners should first find a Martial Arts Skill Set they enjoy using before using all their Weapon Manuals to boost the weapon type's damage. Equipment[]Main article: Equipment The equipment provide stats, particularly defense and attack damage. Some good basic equipment can be obtained from the main questline. Better equipment can be crafted and enhanced by players, but beginners usually cannot afford to buy them. The Relaxation Points can be traded for some basic weapons. School NPCs provide untradeable equipment that boost school-specific Martials Arts, and are a good option for newcomers. The equipment in Age of Wushu have no level requirement, with the exception of Treasure and Jade Dolls. Martial Arts Skills[]Main article: Martial Arts Skills are all the combat skills. Leveling up the skills costs Cultivation Points. When cultivating a Martial Arts Skill, it's worth using an Annotation Book to reduce the cultivation cost by 5%. Beginners should avoid leveling their skills to a high level because their energy costs will skyrocket, rendering the beginner unable to use their skills. All Martial Arts Skill sets have a rage move. Because the rage moves cost no energy to use, they can safely be leveled up to the maximum level. Flying Skills[]Main article: Flying Skills The Flying Skills are jumping, dashing, and sprinting abilities that can be used in and out of combat. The basic Flying Skills are fairly cheap to buy from the player market in Chengdu, but only players with VIP subscription can make the required money easily. To browse the market for Flying Skills, follow these steps:
Martial Brother[]Main article: Martial Brother Forming a Martial Brother bond with an experienced player will allow the beginner to level up their skills faster, and grants them access to a useful shop. Most masters will only take VIP players as students because the subscription allows the student to teleport to Influence Challenges, saving a lot of time. However, it is possible to find masters who are willing to take free-to-play students. Follow these steps to become a Martial Brother student:
Which activities should I be doing?[]The world of Age of Wushu is massive and filled with all kinds of activities. Below are some newbie-friendly, free-to-play activities with good rewards. Sign-in Roulette[]Main article: Sign-in Roulette Spin the Sign-in Roulette for free stuff. They're all useful items! Spy Missions[]After joining a school, the player can do Spy Missions up to five times per day. The Spy Mission provide a lot of Experience, Jianghu Hermit's Trial[]Main article: Jianghu Hermit's Trial The Jianghu Hermit's Trial is a quick duel with the NPC Jianghu Hermit. The NPC can be found in Chengdu and Luoyang. He's very difficult for beginners to defeat, but the player will receive some rewards even if they lose the duel. This event can be done once per day. Impart Knowledge[]Main article: Impart Knowledge The Impart Knowledge is a simple button input mini-game similar to Team Practice. It provides a significant boost to Experience conversion. To participate, the player must go to the School Instruction Administrator NPC located in Chengdu, Luoyang, or the player's own school. This activity is available daily during the following times: Server time 07:30 - 09:00 13:30 - 15:00 19:30 - 21:00 Murong Flower Garden[]A flower growing in the garden. After obtaining 100 Family Tokens from repeatable Four Families quests, the player can go to the Rosy Clouds Villa in Suzhou (792,1768) to trade the tokens for 10 Garden Certificates. This will allow the player to start their own flower garden. The flower seeds can be bought with Warning: if the garden is not visited for 10 days, the player will lose access to it and they must start a new garden. Jianghu Heroes[]Main article: Jianghu Heroes Jianghu Hero gauge. When the player defeats enough NPCs in an area, an orange gauge will slowly fill. When the gauge is full, the player is challenged by a Jianghu Hero. Defeat the challenger to claim rewards! Having trouble defeating the challenger? Leveling up your Internal Skills will make the battle harder because the Jianghu Hero's power scales with the player's Strength. To make the battle a little easier, level up your instead of your Internal Skills. The rewards for defeating the Jianghu Heroes are pretty good for beginners. They will sometimes drop Training Scrolls. Beginners cannot use the scrolls, but they're worth stockpiling until they can be used. Training Scrolls increase the maximum level of Internal Skills, but the Internal Skills need to be learned before the Training Scrolls can be used. |
