Nintendo’s latest action game, Xenoblade Chronicles 3, is finally available for people to try. In this role-playing game, you will be playing as a Mio, Noah, and their six party members to save the world.
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is now available only on the Nintendo Switch. Get ready to explore the fascinating maps of Monolith Soft and complete your daily quests to get your rewards.
Unlike previous Xenoblade games, which limited the number of active party members to three, the game allows for up to seven party members to participate in battles at once, including the main party of six and one of several characters that appear over the course of the story.
Like any other action game, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 has plenty of abilities and skills names Arts; use them wisely to level up your game. One such impressive skill is Master Arts.
You can easily unlock Master Arts after completing specific standards. Afterward, you can use those excellent skills in your game, but you should equip those Arts.
If you want to know How to equip Master Skills in Xenoblade Chronicles 3, follow this article to equip yours.
How to equip Master Skills in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
To equip your master skills in Xenoblade Chronicles 3, follow the steps below to do.
- Open your game which leads the way to your Home page.
- Now, press the X button to go to the pause menu.
- After that, open your character tab.
- Now, you’ll encounter the skills sections. Open it.
- You will see two sections there: Class Skills and Master Skills.
- Scroll down to see the Master Skills.
- Finally, press the A key to switch your skill to the desired one.
Before you equip your skill set, you should unlock the Master Arts. Check it out below to Unlock Master Arts and know the name of all Master Arts.
How to unlock Master Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
To unlock the Master Arts, you need to boost your class level to the maximum. Remember that you can use it without using the class. Once you have unlocked the Master’s skill, don’t worry about changing various classes.
All Master Arts in Xenoblade Chronicles 3
- Ground Beat
- Shadow Eye
- Overclock Buster
- Wide Slash
- Glow Ring
- Gemini Strike
- Myopic Screen
- Ether Cannon
- Healing Ring
- Dark Banner
- Overfall
- Tidal Wave
- Crash out
- Solid Stance
- Mad Taunt
- Giant Swing
- Maximum Voltage
- Pressure Drop
- Hidden Thorn
- Cross Impact
- Saber Strike
- Staying Power
- Night Hunt
- Refreshing Rain
- No Love Lost
- Hornet
- Soulfire
- Demolition
- Quickdraw
- Violent Streak
- Energy Grenade
- Flashback
- Sword of Valor
- Violent Flurry
- Spearpoint Thrust
- Demise Thrust
- Noble Taunt
- Shield Bash
- Deflector Field
- Multi Blast
- Advanced Cooldown
- Technical Heal
- Gale Smash
- Soaring Tempest
- Blossom Dance
- Aerial Slash
- Glitter Stream
- Supreme Sword
- Shield Wall
- Mighty Beat
- Thunder Steel
- Aureole
- Resonant Flag
- Cry of Faith
- Final Countdown
- Impulsive Wave
- Jackal Claw
- Raging Force
- Way Home
- Ring o’ Roses
- Glittering Melody
- Flamelord
- Crimson Lance
- Empyrean Salvo
- Tyrant Cross
- Fatal Bite
- Viral Vector
- Hydro Blast
- Aqua Mind
- Divine Sword
- Summon Element
- Elemental Discharge
- Element Genesis
In Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Master Arts capabilities are based on percentages. They are used for increasing stats like your Critical Rate, Attack Damage, etc.
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Last Updated on July 31, 2022
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