Where Winds Meet – Mo Blade & Spear Tank Build Guide
If you’re looking for one of the strongest and most reliable tank builds in Where Winds Meet, this Mo Blade and Spear setup is among the best options available. This guide breaks down the full rotation, explains how to maximize your damage and survivability, and offers early recommendations for gear and Inner Ways.
Overview
This tank build focuses on two weapons that share the Stonesplit Might trait, making them ideal for defensive, high-threat gameplay:
Mo Blade using Thundercry Blade Martial Arts
Stormbreaker Spear
The synergy between these weapons creates a rotation that applies Vulnerability, generates shields, maintains strong taunts, and empowers high-damage charged attacks.
Multiplayer Rotation Guide
1. Begin with Mo Blade
Start with Shield Veil of Stillness on the Mo Blade to immediately gain a protective shield.
2. Swap to Spear (Tab)
Use your Special Skill: Thunder Shock to:
Apply Vulnerability for 8 seconds
Potentially knock the enemy down
3. Cast Storm Roar (Martial Art)
This skill:
Taunts your target
Shocks them, reducing their outgoing damage
Grants Fortitude, giving you crowd-control immunity
4. Perform a Charged Heavy Attack
Charging your spear attack activates Drumbeat, increasing your charged skill damage and empowering one Mo Blade skill later in the rotation.
5. Swap Back to Mo Blade (Tab)
6. Use Mo Blade Special Skill
This gathers weaker enemies, but more importantly, it grants Focus, giving your next charged attack 50% increased charging speed.
7. Cast Heaven’s Shift (Martial Art)
This is your empowered Mo Blade skill thanks to the spear’s Drumbeat passive. It provides:
A fresh shield
Fighting Spirit restoration
30% charged attack damage for 12 seconds
Removal of endurance cost on charged attacks
8. Begin Charging Heavy Attacks
Now enter your damage phase:
Continue using charged attacks
Repeat the sequence before your buffs expire
If you run out of Fighting Spirit, blocking will quickly restore it so you can maintain your rotation.
Mo Blade Charged Attack Tips
Mo Blade’s charge attacks have three power stages. Release your attack once the weapon glows red for maximum impact.
Light Charged Attack: Great for AoE. Press light attack once more after releasing the charge to perform an additional sweeping hit.
Heavy Charged Attack: Follow the charge with another heavy attack to unleash a powerful finisher for bonus damage.
Single-Player Rotation
You can use the same multiplayer rotation in solo content. However, boss design currently resembles Souls-like encounters, where careful parrying and counterattacking tend to outperform preset rotations. Feel free to adjust based on the encounter.
Early Build Recommendations
Weapon & Trinket Set
Rainwhisper Set
Offers:
Bonus HP
Increased critical damage, which multiplies when you have a shield active—perfect for this build’s constant shielding.
Armor Set
Moonflare Set
Provides extra survivability and works well with a tank playstyle.
Inner Ways
Although it’s still early in the meta, here are solid recommendations based on widespread testing:
1. Morale Chant
Highly recommended across many classes; offers strong benefits even if its full mechanics aren’t yet fully understood.
2. Vital Leech
Grants lifesteal on executions—excellent for solo survivability.
3. Exquisite Scenery
Scales extremely well as you level it, providing a consistent boost.
4. Battle Anthem
Helps during early game boss fights by increasing charged attack damage.
5. Adaptive Steel
Adds 20% critical damage to charged attacks—a direct boost to this build’s primary damage source.
6. Trapped Beast
Provides a shield when your HP drops below 30% (5-minute cooldown). Useful for clutch survivability moments.
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