Pearl Abyss Introduces New System “Mastery” in Shadow Arena

SEOUL, South Korea, June 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Pearl Abyss announced today that the new system “Mastery” has been updated in Shadow Arena.   

Mastery is a system that allows players to additionally select another skill for their Hero based on their preferred concepts. By adding an offensive Mastery skill to a support type Hero, they become aggressive with their defensive skills strengthened. Players cannot know the opponents’ Mastery skills until the battle starts, making each battle more tense and strategic. 

There are two types of Mastery skills: Combat and Sub-Mastery. Players can select the desired skill among the unique skills each Hero has. On the other hand, Sub-Mastery skills allow players to participate in battles with specialized abilities that can be activated using a certain amount of points. 

The Dye system has also been added to Shadow Arena. Players can now change the color of their outfits and weapons as they wish. There are 1000 kinds of dyes to choose from, allowing players to customize their Hero with style. 

Last but not least, a special log-in event will be held until July 1. Players who login during the event period will receive 2 Hero Selection Coupons and up to 36 Support Chests, which can be opened to earn rare items. 

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About Shadow Arena  

Shadow Arena is Pearl Abyss’ action-packed PvP game that is currently available in Early Access on Steam. Based on the world of Black Desert, Shadow Arena features fierce battles in which 4 teams of 3 players each compete to become the ultimate victor on the battlefield. Players can choose from a variety of Heroes, each with their own unique fighting style. To climb to the top of the pack, players must slay monsters to gain buffs and collect tokens, which they can use to buy their gear. Impeccable skill execution and well-timed evasive maneuvers are also critical in securing victory. 

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