WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers is the first work of developer Leenzee, and the game is undoubtedly an impressive adventure. You will play the protagonist Wuchang, in Shu where the disease is ravaged by disease, a mysterious disease called "feathering disease" is spreading - the infected person not only grows feathers on his body, but also becomes extremely aggressive, and Wuchang himself is not spared. Your mission is to embark on a journey of finding a cure.

What follows is a dangerous and challenging journey: Wuchang must defeat several terrifying creatures mutated by disease while striving to resist its gradually out of control. To help you better explore the game world and deal with powerful bosses, here are our practical tips and suggestions from WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers .

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WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers Practical Tips and Suggestions

The following tips are designed to help you fully experience the full content of WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers and ensure that the characters remain strong throughout the game!

Check out the "Transfer" function in the shrine frequently

At the beginning of the game, you will be told that "dreams" (i.e., resting in the shrine) will advance the plot. Whenever you make important progress and enter the shrine to dream, be sure to check the “Telection” option in the shrine.

When you select the shrine you want to teleport, the avatars of those characters you need to talk to or have not completed the task will be displayed next to the corresponding position (as shown in the image above). Once you have completed their task steps (usually a conversation or delivery item), the avatar will disappear.

Please check this feature frequently to avoid missing any task clues. Many times, a strange key item you picked up before is actually what a character needs for a mission!

The "power library" skill tree can be reset unlimitedly

In WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, you can reset the skill tree - the "Impetus Repository" at any time without specific props or NPCs, without losing any resources.

This means you can adjust your skill points repeatedly as you like, try various genre combinations, find the best combat style for you, or develop exclusive strategies for different bosses. The combat system of this game is extremely playable, and each weapon has its highlight moments in different boss battles, so you might as well spend more time experimenting with different configurations.

Pay attention to the appearance of the "confused bamboo" creature

"Misconception Bamboo" is a small creature that looks like bamboo shoots and will appear randomly in various scenes of WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers. In addition, they will also appear as Wuchang's automatic archive icons, so if you are not sure what it looks like, you can pay attention to this prompt.

Once you find such a little guy in Shu, be sure to kill him quickly! After successfully killing, you will get a bamboo shoot that can be redeemed for panda stores in the "narrow domain" area in the early stage of the game. Even if you don't have time to kill this time, there is no need to worry, as long as you rest in the shrine, they will reappear in the same position.

Sell excess "red mercury" items

If you urgently need more red mercury to upgrade your skills or buy your favorite armor set, remember to check if you carry red mercury-related items like "Red Mercury Bamboo".

You can use these items directly to get red mercury, or you can choose to sell it to a merchant, who can complete consumption faster—but either way, the amount of red mercury obtained is the same.

Don't forget to check out the donation box of "Shen Temple"

In WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, if you missed some key items and didn’t pick them up, they end up in the “donation box” of the Temple of Gods. Therefore, be sure to return to check regularly to prevent important props from missing!

Pay attention to the potential weaknesses of the enemy

The enemies encountered in the game have hidden attribute weaknesses. Although the system will not indicate it, they can usually be judged based on their appearance.

For example, enemies made of wood are more vulnerable to fire attribute damage, while enemies made of metal are afraid of lightning attacks. Therefore, before fighting, you should choose the appropriate "tempering needle" to attach the corresponding abnormal state to the weapon, or use the corresponding spells and consumables to restrain it.

Pay attention to the accumulation of "annihilation value"

When fighting a boss or an enemy, each opponent will have a small ring in the center that fills up as you attack continuously. This ring is the "annihilation value". Once it is full, the enemy will enter the "annihilation state", and a powerful ending attack can be launched.

This is similar to the mechanism of "triggering critical strike after breaking the defense", which can cause huge damage in a short period of time. Pay close attention to this mechanism when facing large enemies and bosses!

Be sure to explore every corner carefully

This may seem obvious, but it is still important to emphasize: in WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, be sure to explore every path you encounter. These paths not only open shortcuts and trigger side missions, but also allow you to collect a large number of consumables and red mercury resources, making it fully prepared for the next boss battle.

For example, after arriving at the "Shu Saint" in the early stages of the game, don't forget to explore the various villages around it. You will find many paths leading to useful props, shortcuts to other key areas, and even potentially encountering hidden bosses…

The difference between "Shield of Cause and Effect" and "Sanhua Wuchang"

After defeating a large enemy (i.e., an enemy with independent blood bars), the screen will display one of two messages: "Shield of Cause and Effect" or "Sanhua Wuchang".

Among them, the "Shield of Cause and Effect" appears after defeating ordinary non-key enemies, while the "Sanhua Wuchang" marks that you have just defeated a key enemy or mainline boss. While this tip may seem inconspicuous, it is one of the effective ways to identify the main bosses in the game.

Make good use of the "crazy" mechanism

WUCHANG: The "crazy" mechanism in Fallen Feathers is relatively complex, but if you can master it, it can be turned into an advantage. The madness value accumulates as the number of deaths increases or the killing of non-feathered enemies. As the madness rises, the damage you deal increases, but the damage you take increases as well.

In addition, the blaze value will also affect the amount of red mercury you lose when you die. When the craziness bar is full, your "inner demon" is very likely to appear. Defeating this demon not only eliminates the madness, but also receives the "God Gifted Gift" or "God Gifted Fragments" (can be used to purify madness at the "Shu God Statue"), and sometimes even drops rare items.

Want to learn more about WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers? Please check out our complete graphic guide, including more practical guides, and an in-depth article that specifically analyzes the mechanism of "feathering disease".

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