It’s finicky to pull off, but can turn the tide of battle quickly when used correctly.Ĭhasing Slice is most commonly used in conjunction with your Loaded Shuriken to close a lot of distance quickly.Ī quick shuriken throw can be used to interrupt an enemy’s combo, then you can Chasing Slice to retaliate and punish their opening.įang and Blade let you play like you're a mini-boss yourself.
This lets you turn enemies’ unblockable thrusts against them to deal big posture damage. It’s incredible at whittling down mini-bosses who block all of your hits and finishing off enemies with a sliver of health left - an invaluable tool in your arsenal.Īnything that lets you deal with attacks that are usually unblockable is very powerful, which makes Mikiri Counter an essential pick-up. Not only does it have good reach and hit multiple enemies, but the damage it deals through guard makes it one of - if not the - cheesiest moves in the game. One of the first combat art skills that you can acquire is Whirlwind Slash, a swirling sword strike that deals damage to enemies even if they’re guarding.Įven though it’s the first skill on the tree, don’t be fooled, it’s one of the best pick-ups you can make.
Completing the Dancing Dragon Mask out of the Mask Fragments you find throughout the world lets you trade Skill Points for attack boosts, which could really give you the edge in the late game. If you've got a few Skill Points burning a hole in the pocket of your shinobi shozoku, but have settled on a set-up that you like it might be wise to hold onto them. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. This means that skill points are precious, and you want to get the most out of each one. You lose half of your experience when you die, but once you fill the bar and gain a skill point it’s yours to keep.
You gain skill points by gaining experience from defeating enemies. Here are our picks of the best skills in Sekiro that we’ve used so far. Sekiro’s skill system is FromSoftware’s deepest yet, with certain powerful abilities changing up the way you tackle engagements with almost every foe.
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