Okay, so, I’ve been digging into this “Throne and Liberty” game lately, and let me tell you, the Skill Conversion Book thing is a real game-changer. I mean, who hasn’t messed up their skill tree at some point, right? So, I wanted to share my experience with these books and how I’ve been using them.
First off, getting your hands on these books isn’t exactly a walk in the park. I found out there are basically two ways to snag them. One way is through those main story quests. You know, the ones that you kind of have to do anyway to progress in the game. I started grinding those out, hoping to get some books, and eventually, they started to drop. It felt like a slog at first, but it was worth it in the end.
Finding Skill Conversion Books
- Main Story Quests: I focused on plowing through the main storyline. It took some time, but I managed to collect a decent number of these books just by completing the quests.
- Zenus’s Star Shop: Then there’s this shop thing that you can access through the Battle Pass. This is where I spent some real-world money, or well, the in-game version of it, which is called Star Crystals. Each book costs 250 Star Crystals. It’s a bit pricey, but I was impatient and wanted to respec my skills ASAP.
So, I stocked up on a few books, mostly from the main story quests and I splurged on a couple at Zenus’s shop. Once you have them, they just sit in your inventory. Using them is super simple. I just opened my inventory, clicked on the book, and bam! I got to transfer all the experience points from one weapon’s skills to another.
Transferring Skill Experience
For example, I initially focused on sword skills. I spent hours and days to upgrade my sword skills. But later I found bows to be more fun. I was bummed to start all over again. That’s when I remembered I had a Skill Conversion Book. I used the book, moved all my sword skill experience to my bow skills, and voila! I was a bow master without having to grind all over again. It was like magic!
Now, I’m not saying you should go crazy and buy a ton of these books right away. But, it’s definitely something to keep in mind as you play. I found it super useful to experiment with different weapon combinations without feeling like I was wasting time leveling up skills I might not use later. It’s all about that flexibility, you know? I felt so relieved that I didn’t waste my time on the sword skills.
Honestly, the Skill Conversion Book has made playing “Throne and Liberty” way more enjoyable for me. I can try out new things without that fear of messing up. If you’re on the fence about spending those Star Crystals or grinding those quests, I’d say go for it. You won’t regret having that option to switch things up later on. I surely didn’t!
