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New World: Aeternum is dead! While players are still enjoying Season 10, and even seeing a rebound in player numbers since Season 9, the end is hanging over New World.

New World: Aeternum Season 10 was just released two weeks ago, and Rise of the Angry Earth DLC was released for free, and everything seemed to be getting better. Why did New World: Aeternum come to an abrupt end? We need to see the latest announcement.

What Happened?

In the announcement on October 28th, the developers stated that New World will cease providing new content updates at the end of 2026. The servers will continue to operate until 2026 (possibly until the end of the year), or even early 2027, but will eventually shut down. The official announcement promised to notify players six months in advance before the closure.

The recently released Season 10: Nighthaven will be the last major content update for the game on PC and console platforms. The game will enter Maintenance Mode, meaning the official team will only perform necessary bug fixes and server maintenance, and will no longer develop new content.

Current Game Status

The game is no longer available for sale on Steam, but it may still be available on the official website. In-game currency and micro-transactions will remain open, allowing players to trade items and New World coins with other players. Players with PlayStation Plus Extra or Premium memberships can continue playing.

Halloween Event will be the last holiday event; subsequent winter events and similar events will not be held. The official team will perform necessary bug fixes to maintain server stability, but there will be no new content.

Before the announcement, the total number of players on PC and console platforms was approximately 80,000. After the announcement, the player count has plummeted.

Why Is It Shutting Down?

The primary and most direct reason for the closure of New World: Aeternum is massive layoffs at its parent company, with some reports suggesting up to 30,000 employees affected.

The video game division was severely impacted, with 2 studios developing New World: Aeternum being almost entirely shut down. A game project based on Lord of the Rings IP was also cancelled.

New World: Aeternum's parent company announced a shift in resources towards AI, calling it "the most transformative technology since the internet." However, they didn't completely eliminate the game division; instead, the focus shifted to developing AI casual games, such as Snoop Dogg game mentioned in the announcement.

Other retained projects include the mobile game March of Giants, a new Tomb Raider title under a publishing agreement, and an open-world driving game.

New World: Aeternum's Own Problems

New World: Aeternum received significant resources from the company from the outset, boasting top game developers and a highly skilled workforce. It garnered tremendous attention before its release, even reaching a peak of 1 million players at launch.

However, due to management issues, New World: Aeternum was practically a half-finished product upon launch, suffering from optimization problems and insufficient content, leading to a significant loss of players.

After reaching a peak of 1 million players at launch, the game's player base never returned to that level. Although Season 10 performed well and player numbers rebounded somewhat, in the long run, the game failed to achieve the expected commercial success.

Player Reactions And Impact On The Game

New World: Aeternum Season 10 was actually of high quality. Its content design was excellent, and the combat system had no major bugs. The main problem was insufficient loot, forcing players to repeatedly farm ECRS in the late game.

However, knowing the game had no future, most players lost the motivation to continue playing, because the core appeal of MMOs lies in a continuously developing and evolving world.

Soon, you'll see the in-game economy (trading, auction house, guild activity) weaken due to the reduced player base, and community activities, group raids, and PvP participation decline.

And this current news may very well cause a temporary rebound in player numbers. Because players eager to enjoy the final season might return early or speed up their play, if you want to have a blast before the final moments arrive, it is the perfect time to squander your New World coins and items.

Potential Endings

The game is still running, and New World: Aeternum's fate isn't necessarily sealed. There are two possible outcomes:

• The game remains in maintenance mode until the servers shut down.
• The game's IP might be sold to a third-party company.

However, this essentially means its parent company will no longer develop MMOs. Currently, the entire game industry, especially the high-cost, high-risk MMO sector, is in a very unstable and pessimistic period. Most successful MMOs are currently based on existing IPs, and it's difficult for entirely new IPs to break through and achieve success. New World: Aeternum's early setbacks and its current ending exacerbate this predicament.

New World: Aeternum isn't the best, nor is it the worst MMO. Its focus on PvP and combat gameplay is unique among MMOs, but unfortunately, it's now lying in a coffin awaiting burial. If you still love this game, then this is its last moment of glory. Enjoy the game.

New World Aeternum Season 10 Nighthaven is the season for vampires and werewolves, and the changes to equipment this season are enough to allow you to continuously steal the life of your opponents in combat, making you the vampire on the battlefield.

The following introduces a Light Armor Bow & Rapier build centered around Bow and Rapier, focusing on Lightning damage and lifesteal. Although this build's defense is not high, its powerful lifesteal can keep you alive on the PvP battlefield.

Attribute

• Strength (50): Invest for the first two Strength Attribute Milestones - Light Attack Damage Increase and Heavy Attack Damage Increase. 100 Strength is not needed because the physical damage of the third milestone is useless because all damage is converted to Lightning.
• Dexterity (500): Dexterity is the main attribute required for bows and rapiers, which can significantly increase the damage of both.
• Intelligence (25): Achieves the first milestone buff, granting 3% backstab and random damage, equivalent to the Vicious perk.
• Constitution (25 and above): To achieve the first milestone buff, it increases the effect of life consumables.

Gear And Perks

Although Bow & Rapier Lifesteal build does not require a specific set, the perks requirements are very strict. However, as long as you have some New World coins, you can trade perks with other players, so the equipment requirements are very low.

You must at least meet the following Perks requirements:

• Lifestealing & Anointed Lifesteal: Stack 5 times each, which is the main means of survival for this build.
• Vigor: Stack 5 times to prevent being burned to death by continuous damage effects, avoiding the embarrassment of having to show your head to attack to recover health.

Helmet (Medium Helmet)

Sighted Any Ward: Increases ranged damage and improves damage absorption of certain types.

• Lifestealer's Draught II: Grants 15% life steal for 13 seconds without using potions (at least this is required).
• Arcane Conditioning II: Absorbs Arcane damage.

You might also consider Old Crown, which provides bonuses to all attributes and decent defensive perks, but only has one gem slot, which may clutter your stats.

Chest

• Vital Synergy II: When below 50% health, gain 15% increased stamina regeneration rate. When below 50% stamina, increase healing received by 15%.
• Sturdy Energy II: When blocking an attack while below 30% stamina, gain 25% stamina regeneration for 5 seconds.

These two work together, so the lower your stamina is, the faster it regenerates. This PvP build relies heavily on constant attacks, which consume a large amount of stamina.

Gloves

• Sacrificial Empowerment II: Increases base damage, but reduces armor by 1% when health drops below 50%. This light armor build doesn't have much armor to begin with, so a small reduction won't have a significant impact.
• Mortal Aggression II: Gain bonus lifesteal and health on kills.

Attuned Leather Pants

In addition to providing +9 to all stats, Attuned Leather Pants also have Shirking Energy II fixed perk, which restores stamina through successful dodges, making it crucial for light armor. The remaining two gem slots can be used for the following perks:

• Anointed Lifesteal II: Increases the healing effect of lifesteal by 5.5%.
• Lifestealing II: Heals 5.5% of the damage you deal.

Boots

• Sacrificial Empowerment II: Increases base damage.
• Prolonged Favor II: Extends the duration of the buff.

Exemplary Amulet

• Stamina Recovery: Recovers stamina when hit when below half health.
• Vigor: Reduces the duration of DoT damage.
• Penetrating Rapid Shot: Increases the armor bonus of weapons (especially bows). Since Boltcaster cannot carry weapon skill perks, this is placed on the necklace.
• Slash Ward: Provides resistance to slashing damage, the primary type of physical damage in the game.

Exemplary Ring

• Cursed Enchantment: Increases base attack damage and reduces skill damage (useful for bows).
• Unscathed Empowerment: Increases damage when not hit (mostly with bows).
• Enchanted: Increases light and heavy attack damage.
• Lifestealing II: Stacks and increases lifesteal.

You can also use Spectral Wrath Ring, which provides 20% life steal when below 70% health, but you may have to forgo Cursed Enchantment.

Exemplary Earring

• Refreshing Recovery: Resets all skill cooldowns when health drops below 50%.
• Slash Ward: Reduces the damage of slashing attacks.
• Vigor: Reduces the duration of DoT damage.
• Lightning Harnessing II: Increases lightning damage.

Weapons And Skills

Bow - Boltcaster

Boltcaster's Electrified perk converts weapon damage to lightning damage and increases basic attack lightning damage by 20%, making it the core damage of this build. However, it only has one offensive slot, so the following perks are recommended:

Keenly Jagged: Extends bleed/debuff duration.

Lightning Harnessing II: Increases lightning damage.

Bow Skills

Evade Shot: Provides movement, knockback (Stagger), and haste, offering exceptional versatility.

• Rain of Arrows: Unlockable area damage. Combined with life steal, it can simultaneously heal multiple targets. Its single-target and group damage surpasses that of Penetrating Shot.
• Rapid Shot: High single-target damage, particularly effective in PvE.

Rapier

• Sundering Riposte: Counterattacks with a rip, reducing the target's armor for 10 seconds.
• Leeching Flurry: Heals for 41% of the damage dealt by Flurry. Gain 0.5 seconds of invincibility when using Flurry.
• Runeglass Gem: Electrified Opportunist, Distained Infliction

Rapier Skills

• Flurry: A construction core. Multi-attacks, combined with Grit and Leeching Flurry, are your primary means of melee burst and health regeneration.
• Flourish & Finish (Combo): Flourish provides knockback and Grit, while Finish triggers the bleed applied by Flurry, dealing a burst of damage.
• Riposte: High risk, high reward. A successful Parry triggers a long stun and applies armor penetration to the target. Followed by Flurry, it can deal significant damage. If you prefer a more secure strategy, switch to Evade.

Weaknesses

This build is vulnerable to burst ranged classes, especially those with sustained damage, as it can't constantly regenerate health through lifesteal. This is especially true with Blunderbuss and Fire Staff, a particularly high burst damage combination in Season 10, making it extremely overpowered.

Also, against high-control or high-toughness melee classes, such as hammers and great axes, once you get stuck in close, you're easily controlled to death.

That's it for New World Season 10 Bow & Rapier Lifesteal build. It's strong in PvP, but can be a bit of a letdown in PvE. You can tweak it a bit to a medium armor or even a medium armor melee lifesteal build, which might be better suited for PvE.

New World: Aeternum Season 10 Nighthaven features a significant overhaul of its equipment system. For example, the ubiquitous artifact greatsword from Season 9 has seen significantly less usage this season. With the overall power shift and an increased level cap, players are now looking for new locations to level up and farm better gear.

There are numerous locations for farming equipment in the game, each with its own advantages. Some are highly efficient, some are suitable for new players, and some are more suited to PvE. Let's take a look at each of these locations.

AFK Farm Spots

For busy players, AFK Farms are a popular option. Simply leave your character there for a few hours and return to receive a large stash of equipment. Fortunately, there are several AFK Farms to choose from. However, be mindful of the number of players in your area when choosing an AFK Farm. Avoid the areas with few active players (especially ones killing monsters), and you can't AFK in those locations successfully.

Tower Of The Sun

Tower of the Sun is currently a popular AFK farm, primarily because it's suitable for beginners and features a high monster spawn rate. It primarily drops 2-perk gear. While the value of the gear isn't high, it's sufficient for beginners and early gamers. Jewelry is almost non-existent, so farming here is not recommended for mid- to late-game players.

Mercy Readout

If you feel the gear in Tower of the Sun isn't enough for you, then Mercy Readout is your next farming location. It drops 2- and 3-perk gear, jewelry, and 700 GS upgradeable gathering gear.

Jewelry is currently in short supply, making this a great AFK location for those looking to earn New World gold. However, it also has a drawback: monster spawns are slow, making it inefficient. If you're not looking for jewelry, this location can be a real waste of time.

Gorilla Farm

This farm is located on Isle of Zurvān. It also drops 2- and 3-Perk equipment, weapons, and armor, but no jewelry. Gorilla monsters are very numerous in this area, and the more players there are, the faster they spawn, making it almost guaranteed to yield equipment. This makes it the most recommended AFK farm for farming.

Elite Chest Runs

Elite Chest Runs are one of the most common ways to farm items. Players can team up to search elite areas or fortresses to efficiently loot Elite Chests. In addition to dropping equipment with fixed perks, Elite Chests often also include materials and coins, making for very high returns.

Here are some recommended Elite Chest Run routes:

• Cayo de La Muerte (CK Route): It has a consistent high density of chests, a good drop rate, and offers the chance to pick up Mystic Doubloons.
• Nighthaven Route: This route has numerous Elite Chests, and you can also kill Vampires along the way.
• Corrupted Monolith (MC Route): Elite monsters on this route drop fixed Perks, and the chests are densely distributed.
• Eternal Pool (ET Pools Route): This route is short and yields relatively low amounts, making it suitable for speed farming.
• Nightbreak Roost: A solo chest location that drops fixed gear, recommended for solo players.

Also, if you want to improve your farming efficiency, you can use some in-game items.

• Potion of Fool's Sight: This item grants you two extra chests in Nighthaven ECR.
• Luck Gear + Defiled Rabbit's Foot: Increases the chance of rare items appearing in chests.

PvP Track Rewards

PvP Track Rewards feature extremely powerful gear, including 4-Perk Gear and Set Bonuses. Players can accumulate rewards through PvP modes (OPR, 3v3, etc.).

PvP Track rewards are comprehensive, allowing you to easily obtain top-tier PvE gear even if you don't play PvE content. However, you'll need to find active PvP players.

Catacombs Dungeon

However, if you prefer PvE content over PvP, the new Catacombs dungeon introduced in Season 10 provides another rewarding alternative. The new end-game content for Season 10, allows three players to team up and explore a random dungeon and escape within 30 minutes. If at least one member of your team manages to escape safely, you'll all receive a reward.

Catacombs dungeon can drop Overcharge Set, which increases base damage by 15–25%. This set is a powerful build for boss fights and also includes two perk gear.

The more bosses you kill, the higher your rewards. Killing at least five bosses doubles your rewards. Additionally, you can trade Sterlings (dropped in Catacombs) for specific chests in certain locations.

Which Gear Should You Keep?

Much of the gear you farm won't be needed, so you can sell it directly to vendors. However, it's recommended that you keep some of your more valuable gear:

You should keep jewelry, 3-slot upgradable gathering gear (700 GS), and weapons or armor with skill sockets that directly suit your build.

Prioritize weapons with ideal rolled perks (high damage/survival affixes). Especially weapons with one skill slot and one gem slot (suitable for specific builds).

Pure heavy armor and gear with useless affixes, as well as duplicates of common gear with low GS and affixes, can be disassembled and sold.

These are the main methods of farming gear. Regardless of which method you choose, you must first ensure you can defeat monsters or avoid being easily killed by them. When AFK, you can choose equipment with appropriate resistances, and when in ECRs, you should join a well-matched team to maintain high efficiency and high returns.

Each method has certain level and equipment requirements. If you don't have time to farm equipment, you can buy trusted New World coins from IGGM, skip the boring farming process, and use your coins directly to search the market for the best equipment or materials you need.

Most of the time, New World players might assume that crafting offensive builds is more important and complex. After all, DPS roles are incredibly powerful, whether playing solo or in a group, making healer roles seem more limited.

But it’s important to acknowledge that if you’re playing multiplayer PvP or exploring dungeons with a group, a team without healers is simply fragile! The healing and special buffs provided by healers can ensure your entire team lasts longer in battle.

Therefore, if you’re not a staunch DPS or tanking enthusiast, we always recommend mastering the basics of healing builds. At least remember how to match weapons. If possible, it’s not too late to start learning in Season 10!

Healing Build Basics

First and foremost, it’s important to understand that while Season 10 brings a lot of new content and general mechanics to New World Aeternum, there aren’t many new tips for healing builds. You should still keep a few basics in mind.

For healer roles, it’s crucial to avoid enemy attacks while healing. Therefore, it’s best to have a light equip loadout to avoid enemies and gain a 30% bonus to your healing output - a feature that medium and heavy builds don’t offer.

After ensuring this, the next key aspect to focus on is your weapon. This isn’t to say that armor or other aspects aren’t important, but your weapon is fundamental to your team’s effectiveness.

Overview Of Weapon Selection For Healing Builds

In Season 10, the best primary healing weapon available is still the life staff. It offers flexible builds, high burst and wide-area healing, and a personal defense boost that’s suitable for both PvP and PvE.

As for secondary weapon selection, the difference varies depending on PvP and PvE modes. Void Gauntlets and Flails are good choices for PvE, while Rapiers and Hatchets are suitable for PvP.

Compared to other seasons, the frequency of team-based PvE play in Season 10 has increased due to the addition of Catacombs and the raid Isle of Night. Therefore, we’ll focus on weapon selection for healing builds in a PvE context.

While the life staff’s healing effect scales with Intelligence, Intelligence itself doesn’t provide a healing bonus. Therefore, investing focus points in it will be more profitable, as it allows you to trigger additional buffs on your secondary weapon in PvE.

Typically, these buffs include increasing enemy damage or reducing armor, or increasing your teammates’ health and stamina, allowing you to play a wider role in combat as a healer, rather than simply restoring health.

How To Develop Weapon Mastery?

The mastery system allows you to increase your weapon XP by using your current weapon, unlocking its own active or passive skill tree. The available mastery skill trees and the skills that should be unlocked based on different combat role builds.

If you’re planning to upgrade your healing builds, the first mastery skills you should unlock are those that directly increase healing through passive abilities. Other mastery skills should focus on reducing cooldowns or increasing health and armor.

After that, you should decide which weapon mastery style to choose based on the weapons your DPS and tank teammates use. For example, players with bows and fire staffs aren’t suited to receiving full-area healing.

More specifically, the life staff has the following weapon mastery styles to help you decide which to use in combat.

• Group Healing (Beacon): Provides a mix of area-of-effect and targeted healing.
• Group Healing (Orb): Provides additional buffs.
• Targeted Healing: Ideal for small-scale group fights.
• AoE Healing: Utilizes continuous healing skills to heal large groups, making it ideal for large-scale exploration.
• Splash Healing: Allows you to easily heal everyone around you.

The above is for the life staff. As for weapon mastery for PvE secondary weapons, taking Flails as an example, the following mastery skills are worth unlocking first:

• Arcane Eruption: Drag Flails’ head to the ground, allowing you to burst arcane energy to hit enemies, dealing 120% weapon damage and two stacks of Impairment for 6 seconds.
• Arcane Vortex: Swing Flails overhead, dealing four rapid hits for 75% weapon damage in a 3-meter radius. Also provides bonus healing.
• Warding Bludgeon: Perform a spin jump, then swing Flails at enemies for 100% weapon damage.

As you can see, the primary purpose of a secondary weapon in healing builds isn’t healing, but rather providing bonus damage in addition to the triggerable passive buff. This allows you to protect yourself in combat, allowing your teammates to focus more on the fight.

What Artifacts Should Be Added In Season 10?

Regardless of your build, artifacts provide powerful additional benefits. While Season 10 adds several new artifacts, Nimble Coat remains the top choice for healers, and it’s now easier to obtain in PvP reward track than ever before.

This artifact’s most important perk is Highly Refreshing, which reduces skills’ maximum cooldown by 8%, allowing you to heal your allies more frequently during combat.

Obtaining Nimble Coat is your ultimate artifact farming goal. On this basis, obtaining other artifacts is just icing on the cake, not an essential task. After all, acquiring any artifact in New World Aeternum is no simple task.

But remember the point we mentioned at the beginning: make sure any artifact you equip is lightweight, otherwise it could inflict negative effects on you.

That’s all for this guide. While a complete build requires more than just weapons, it’s the foundation for further refinement. We hope these tips will be helpful as you progress through your healer roles!

While New World: Aeternum Season 10 Nighthaven saw a major equipment overhaul, with changes to weapon perks and the addition of new sets, the good news is that artifacts haven't taken much of a hit and remain incredibly useful.

However, each artifact has received adjustments, and not all are as effective in Season 10. Some have become more useful in the current meta, while others have been dropped from the meta. Let's take a look at the winners and losers of artifacts in New World: Aeternum Season 10.

Winners

Lifetaker

Although Lifetaker hasn't been tweaked, it delivers incredible damage in both PvP and PvE. Its stat bonuses (75% DEX and 75% INT) are superior to most regular Void Gauntlets, and its scaling is more efficient.

Inferno

Inferno is very effective in the current Bursty meta environment, and the developers have fixed the scaling issue with its DoT scaling with Strength. It now deals even more damage, making it a great off-hand weapon for finishing kills.

Boltcaster

Boltcaster had higher damage and burst in Season 10 than in Season 9, but it hasn't received any changes in Season 10. This may be due to hidden scaling changes or a bug.

Blooddrinker

Blooddrinker's damage reduction has been reduced from 25% to 20%. Its powerful lifesteal makes it extremely useful in single-player content like catacombs. If you're a new player accustomed to single-player, it's recommended that you prioritize upgrading it with New World gold and materials.

Old Crown

Old Crown received a complete overhaul in Season 10. It now uses three interchangeable gems and provides +6 stats, helping players reach the critical Capstone threshold, making it incredibly versatile and effective.

Vengeance

Vengeance has had two issues fixed, and its passive has been reworked. It now increases outgoing healing by 25% while not affected by Life Staff's continuous healing. While lacking a gem socket, this has a relatively minor impact on healers.

Koya's Knee Guards

Koya's Knee Guards now provide 13% all-around ranged damage reduction. With other defensive perks being nerfed, their value has increased, making them particularly effective against powerful bows and muskets.

Freedom

Freedom's perk now provides up to 15% per piece. With a full set and this artifact, you can achieve up to 95% crowd control reduction.

Creed Boots

Creed Boots' perk, Ambush, provides extremely high damage output, but comes with a high risk, as it lacks a gem socket and sacrifices defense. It's suitable for advanced players with a Glass Cannon build.

Contagious Plague

Contagious Plague is a new artifact in Season 10. Its perk, Contagion, pulls enemies in and applies a poison DOT, making it incredibly annoying in PvP, yet incredibly powerful.

Justice

This is largely because other artifact trinkets aren't as strong, while Justice's built-in Refreshment perk and gem socket make it a decent base for earrings. Therefore, it's a reasonable winner and can be swapped out for better trinkets.

Djinn Headwrap

Djinn Headwrap remains excellent for stacking Vigor and Invigorated, making it easier to achieve.

Aconite

While Aconite isn't as strong as the main item, it now works well with Inferno. However, Rapier has been nerfed, making it a less optimal pairing with Finisher.

Losers

Ankh

In the current meta, the bonus healing provided by Ankh is significantly offset by the survivability loss associated with other amulets that grant more resistance. Unless the mechanics are changed, there's little reason to use it.

Finisher

Finisher isn't weakened, but its passive now only applies to self-inflicted Bleeds, not those inflicted by allies. This significantly reduced its performance in Evade Rapier build, making it no longer a near-exclusive choice.

The Abyss

Inferno does its job better, while The Abyss's passive is more complex, and its new 75% STR and 75% INT scaling makes it less ideal for other weapons, where pure intelligence builds previously benefited greatly.

Void Darkplate

Void Darkplate has been moved from being a universal item for both Heavy and Medium armor to a specialized item. Due to the increased weight, the armor benefit it provides when using Medium armor is reduced. It is now primarily attractive to Heavy Bruisers, a niche build.

Serenity

Serenity's core perks, Trenchant Crits II and Trenchant Strikes, now randomly appear on any Greatsword that drops in the wild. Regular Greatswords can now also have more traits, enchantments, and gem sockets, effectively ending Serenity's dominance.

Endless Thirst

Endless Thirst provides Empowering Toast and Fortifying Toast perks, but lacks the Refreshment II perk. Given the importance of the new Refreshment II perk, sacrificing cooldown reduction for more potion healing isn't worth it in most situations.

Crescent's Wave

Crescent's Wave was very powerful in Season 9, but its usage has dropped significantly in Season 10. This is due to the damage loss from the lack of a gem slot, combined with the nerf to its wave damage itself, making it less ubiquitous than it once was.

Incinerating Hatchet

Although Incinerating Hatchet is a new artifact, it's poorly designed. This is because its built-in perks, Mortal Aggression II and Distained Infliction II, are both weak, and it lacks a gem slot. While its passive is interesting, it's not as practical as Freya's Francisca.

All Shield Artifacts

Due to current game balance issues, Protection perks on shields apply even when you're using other weapons, making any shield artifact without these perks uncompetitive.

Still To Be Seen

Unyielding

In an environment dominated by Crit builds and Vicious perk, Unyielding's critical damage reduction may have potential, but it remains to be seen how players develop it.

The Unmoved

The Unmoved is very powerful and underrated in PvE tanking, but Freedom is also very useful. You need to choose between knockback protection and high crowd control reduction.

Nimble Coat

Nimble Coat provides valuable cooldown reduction, making it excellent for healers. However, other items offer better performance in specific scenarios, and its value depends heavily on the specific playstyle and meta.

Attuned Leather Pants

It provides pure stats, but Old Crown generally provides more overall benefits.

Tumbler Feetwraps

Tumbler Feetwraps have seen significant nerfs to their Empower and Fortify effects. While the health recovery from dodging attacks remains, it requires more precise execution to be effective, making them less competitive than Freedom.

Grace

Grace gains a new effect: while in Haste, increases skill damage by 8%. This isn't a huge amount, but it has the potential to be further amplified with other gear.

Featherweight

Featherweight has a new debuff, slowing its damage by 7% when stunned. While its damage reduction is still significant, this slowing effect may not be enough to completely eliminate it from the game.

Phoenix

As an amulet, Phoenix doesn't have any protection perks. However, its resurrection effect could have a place in Assassin build meta, where one-hit kills are more important.

Plagueherald

In Season 10, its self-inflicted diseases are more effective, but it does have synergistic potential with Bloodrinker, depending on how debuffs change in the environment.

This is a rough overview of the changes to artifact status in Season 10. There are still some artifacts' usage waiting to be discovered, so explore them if you're interested.

Regardless of whether artifacts are useful or not, it's recommended to collect as many as possible and prioritize upgrading GS of useful artifacts. If you're short on materials, IGGM is offering a wealth of reliable and cheap New World coins, which you can exchange for materials at the market.

New World Season 10, Nighthaven, has significantly overhauled the equipment system. Weapon perks and stats have been largely reworked, and the addition of set items is a significant change.

This is both a good and a bad thing. Players will need to rethink their weapon combinations. While Season 9's weapons may not be as powerful, experimenting with them is a joy in itself. Below are some recommended builds. While these may not be the most powerful, they will definitely allow you to deliver undeniable damage in battle.

Essential Artifacts

Inferno (Fire Staff)

Inferno is currently the most indispensable artifact and a must-have for PvE damage. It increases damage dealt to targets within 15 meters by 15%. It's best paired with Rapier and Hatchet, as both offer decent attack speed and damage, and Rapier also provides some survivability. Hatchet, on the other hand, needs to forgo Social Distancing and opt for Rending Throw, applying Rend effect to the boss, increasing the team's damage by 20%. You can obtain this artifact within five runs of Empyrean Forge expedition to Great Cleave on mutated difficulty.

Old Crown (Headwear) And Nimble Coat (Chestwear)

Old Crown and Nimble Coat aren't as important as the Inferno, but each has its own significance. Old Crown's advantage is its +6 to all stats and the ability to open three gem sockets. Improving all stats can significantly increase your damage, and gems are crucial in Season 10. They not only provide damage reduction but also provide Rune Classes, each of which provides additional damage, significantly improving your build.

However, Nimble Coat delivers the most damage. It pairs exceptionally well with Rapier, while Old Crown only works well with Greatsword, which isn't heavily ability-dependent. Both are primarily obtained through PvP track.

Blooddrinker (Ring Jewelry)

Jewelry artifacts aren't particularly important. Blooddrinker is the recommended artifact. It provides significant lifesteal, allowing you to maintain your effectiveness without a tank or healer, and even take on bosses solo. If you prefer solo play, you absolutely must try it. It's primarily dropped by Greundgul the Regent in Starstone Barrow.

Weapon Combinations

Melee DPS

Great Sword can serve as a DPS weapon, similar to the Inferno, but is slightly less powerful than Rapie or Axe combo. It's more commonly used for tanking, combining it with a Great Sword and Hammer or a Great Sword and Sword and Shield.

Great Axe is very effective in melee combat, thanks primarily to its Reap, which pulls nearby enemies toward you and taunts them. Combined with Hammer's Shockwave and Path of Destiny abilities, it can be used to mow down smaller enemies.

It also synergizes with Spear, whose abilities grant various debuffs like Rend and Pierce, Weakness, and Bleeding, making it extremely useful against bosses. However, be aware that Rend effect doesn't stack infinitely within a group; similar effects only apply at the highest value, so avoid duplicating weapons when forming a group.

Ranged DPS

In Season 10, if you want to participate in Nighthaven raid, the best combination is a Blunderbuss + Fire Staff. However, to maximize your damage, your Fire Staff must be an Inferno, and your other weapons must be upgraded to their GS using New World coins and materials.

But for casual players, are there other options? Of course, there are some. Musket + Void Gauntlet or Bow + Void Gauntlet or Rapier both deal decent damage. For Void Gauntlet artifact, choose Lifetaker, while for Rapier artifact, choose Finisher.

Ice Gauntlet is no longer a Mate damage weapon in Season 10, but it can still be used as a secondary weapon or for control DPS in large-scale PVP.

Healer

Healer received adjustments in Season 10, but its role hasn't changed much. If you want to effectively support a team, the best combination is Life Staff + Void Gauntlet.

Core Perks And Gems

Before introducing perks, I'd like to remind you that old enchantments no longer stack with new ones, and these will be fixed soon, so don't invest in them. Here are recommend perks: 

• Sacrificial Empowerment II: Increases damage. It's best to have this perk on every piece of gear.
• Enchanted Ward: Reduces damage from light and heavy attacks. Equip multiple of this perk to stack.
• Keenly Empowered: Increases damage on critical hits. This perk is suitable for every class.
• Keenly Jagged: Apply a powerful DoT effect on critical hits.
• Prolonged Favor II: Extends the duration of a buff by 10%. Ideal for builds that prioritize dot-time buffs.
• Refreshing: Reduces skill and potion cooldowns, and this perk is valuable for all your classes.
• Attunement Perks: Increases weapon damage. While currently very strong, it's expected to be nerfed soon. It can be combined with other perks.
• Vicious: Increases critical hit damage.
• Enchanted: Increases light and heavy attack damage. Ideal for weapons with fast attack speed.

New World: Aeternum Season 10 offers a wide range of gear and weapon combinations. You can freely combine and match excellent combinations to optimize melee and ranged DPS based on your available gear.

In Season 10, collecting artifacts and upgrading your weapon's GS will consume a lot of items. However, if you have enough coins, you can significantly shorten the process. IGGM currently has a lot of cheap and secure New World gold on sale. If you're feeling tired during the game, you might want to use it to relax.

New World Season 10 Nighthaven launched on October 13th. This expansion focuses on werewolves and vampires, likely due to Halloween being in October.

Although Halloween is the last day of October, the event will arrive before then. The popular Nightveil Hallow event will return from October 16th to 26th, and Baalphazu, the demon from another world, has once again arrived in Aeternum. Participate in the event to win various rewards!

Event Lore

Nightveil Hollow is a mysterious festival where ghosts and ghouls gather in the shadows. The boss, Baalphazu, Marquis of Terror, is a demon from Netherworld (a dark, twisted underworld ruled by nightmarish monsters). He was sent by his master to spread fear in Aeternum.

Three legendary witches, The Hexen Sisters, who settled in Aeternum, created the powerful Nightveil Cauldron, capable of dispelling the demon Baalphazu's Ichor. The player's goal is to collect enough demonic Ichor and place it in a cauldron, thereby weakening Baalphazu's influence over the world and saving Aeternum.

How To Start The Event?

You need to go to any Major Settlements and then find a bubbling green Cauldron in the town center, marked by a pumpkin icon on the map, the talk to Salvatore the Mad near the cauldron and accept his quest.

To complete the quest, you must defeat Baalphazu for the first time. After defeating him, return and place Ichor obtained from the boss into the cauldron. Then, speak with Salvatore again to receive a Nightveil Cache as the initial reward.

First Nightveil Cache Rewards:

• 5 Nightveil Tokens
• 2 random Nightveil Hallow weapon patterns
• Access Nightveil Sentinel section of the event shop

Finding And Defeating Baalphazu

How To Find Baalphazu?

Baalphazu is a level 66 Elite World Boss. He is represented on the map by an icon with his portrait. If the boss is being attacked, a glowing circle will appear around the event icon. Possible boss spawn areas include:

• Great Cleave
• Edengrove
• Mourningdale
• Ebonscale Reach
• Brightwood
• Weaver's Fen

Searching for bosses is slow, so the most efficient way to farm them is to join a group organized through Recruitment Chat. Simply type "X WB" or "X Baalphazu" to quickly receive an invitation. While Baalphazu isn't difficult to defeat, it's recommended to be at least level 61, otherwise you might not be able to deal the minimum damage required to earn rewards from the boss.

How To Defeat Baalphazu?

Baalphazu Core Mechanics

Baalphazu's damage isn't high, but it has 23 million health, so you'll need to use mechanics to quickly reduce its health. At the start of the fight, several Crawling Pumpkin Mobs will spawn, ranging from level 55 to 60. Killing them will drop Pumpkin Heads. Picking up a Pumpkin Head and throwing it at Baalphazu will deal significant damage and reduce its Stamina resistance bar. When the stamina bar is depleted, Baalphazu becomes paralyzed and takes more damage, making this the optimal time to deal damage.

Gourdspewers and Calabashers, when killed, create healing circles on the ground and remove debuffs from players.

• Calabashers: Regenerate 10% of maximum health per second.
• Gourdspewers: Regenerate 5% of maximum health per second.

Baalphazu Primary Abilities

• Demonic Waves: Green circular waves emanate from the edge of the arena and move inward, dealing significant damage upon impact. Players can block or dodge these waves.
• Vine Reach: Baalphazu rapidly extends vine arms toward the target of aggro. Players can dodge or block these waves.
• Vacuum: The entire area turns green, sucking players toward the boss. Escape quickly or use defensive skills.

Nightveil Hallow Event Rewards

Baalphazu Drops

Each Baalphazu defeat will drop a number of items, but some items have a daily drop limit:

• Armor (up to 5 per day)
• Costumes (up to 3 per day)
• Ichor (unlimited)

Nightveil Cache

By repeatedly farming Baalphazu, you'll gain his drops, which can be exchanged for Nightveil Caches from Salvatore. Each time you open one, you'll gain:

• 7-13 Nightveil Tokens
• Random Nightveil Hallow weapon pattern
• Coin Bag ( offer some New world gold)
• Diamond Gypsum

Costumes And Candy

You can also obtain costumes by defeating bosses or from cauldrons in various towns (note that these are limited-time items, with a maximum of three per day). These costumes allow you to transform into famous characters in the game:

• Captain Thorpe
• Adiana
• Anubian Reaver
• Lost Monarch

While transformed, you have 30 minutes to search for Hidden Treat Baskets around town. Opening these may give you:

• Baalphazu armor: 10% chance.
• Nightveil Tokens: Up to 3 per day.
• Angry Earth Candy Fish: Transforms your character into a fish for 10 seconds.
• Lost Black Licorice: Increases Luck for 5 minutes.
• Corrupted Jelly Beans: Makes your character's eyes glow a corrupted red.
• Ancient Grizzly Gummies: Increases the number of Nightveil Tokens you receive over a 5-minute period.

Nightveil Tokens And Reward Shop

You can redeem Nightveil Tokens for rewards in the shop. Past items like Jack-o'-lantern Mask, Pride of the Witch Hat, and Skeleton Twirl Emote are back, and this year we've also added a full set of skins and 3 masks.

Rewards that can be redeemed repeatedly:

• Chromatic Seal: Redeemable every 3 days, and saves some New World gold for you.
• Elite and Legendary Armor Patterns: Used to craft transitional gear or improve trade skills.
• Nightveil Themed Furniture: Used to decorate your home.

This summarizes New World Season 10 Nightveil Hallow event. While the rewards are good, it only lasts for about 10 days, so players who want new gear and furniture should play daily.

To claim the rewards in time, you need to be at least level 60. However, upgrading and crafting gear requires a significant amount of coins. Fortunately, IGGM.com has plenty of safe and cheap New World coins on sale, which can help you quickly boost your combat power.

As you adventure through the open world of New World Aeternum, you'll need reliable gear to combat potential enemies and earn rewards by completing battles and leveling up. Artifacts are a rare and powerful type of gear.

New World typically releases a fluctuating number of new artifacts with each new season, and may also retain some artifacts from previous seasons, though they'll be more difficult to obtain.

Unlike regular gear, which can be redeemed for New World coins, artifacts must be earned by completing more challenging seasonal content or making sufficient progress in the rewards track. The combat benefits they provide make them a worthwhile investment.

New World Aeternum Season 10, which launched on October 13th, introduces two new artifacts and restructures the entire artifact system, particularly making older artifacts more reliable.

Below is a list of these two new artifacts and how to obtain them, as well as the way to get Crescent's Wave, the most popular artifact from Season 9, in the new season.

Crescent's Wave - Season 9

Although Season 9 has ended, Crescent's Wave is still worth using in battle. Essentially, it's a greatsword piece of gear that grants you ranged magic attacks through unstable arcane energy, creating a long-range, high-damage burst.

In Season 9, this artifact was a Tier 20 reward in the free Season Pass, but if you missed it then, you'll now need to travel to high-level zones and participate in portal runs to earn it.

Incinerating Hatchet

This was a higher-tier free Season Pass reward from Season 10, requiring at least Tier 20 to earn - sort of like a Season 10 version of Crescent's Wave. This artifact has a unique incineration effect, inflicting additional incineration when you use it on ranged attacks.

If you accumulate three stacks of this incineration effect on an enemy, your next ranged attack will trigger an explosion. And consuming all stacks and dealing burst damage and 100% weapon damage to all enemies in the designated area.

This artifact also has a weapon mastery skill slot and an offensive skill slot, into which you can add your preferred perks. The Incinerating Hatchet also comes with two fixed perks: Distained Infliction II and Mortal Aggression II.

It's important to note that, unlike the other two new Season 10 artifacts to be introduced later, the Incinerating Hatchet isn't truly "new," but rather a potential build idea for Freya's Francisca artifact.

Furthermore, given that Incinerating Hatchet's acquisition method in Season 10 is very similar to Crescent's Wave's in Season 9, it's possible to obtain this Hatchet in Season 11.

Contagious Plague

This artifact is a bow. Its unique perk, Contagion, fires poisonous arrows. Direct hits trigger a vortex, sucking nearby enemies in and creating an Infected Cloud that lasts for 5 minutes. For 10 seconds, enemies caught in the cloud receive 25% poison damage per second.

Like Incinerating Hatchet, this bow has one weapon mastery slot and one offensive slot, as well as two fixed perks: Distained Infliction II and Plagued Strikes II.

To obtain Contagious Plague, you need to defeat the level 75 spider boss, Uttu, located west of Everfall settlement in Nighthaven, newly released in Season 10.

As you approach your destination, you can save time by jumping directly from the clifftop into a specific area in the castle, skipping the main cave path. Then, kill the spider bosses that spawn in the center of this area until an arcane card spawns.

Note that as an artifact, Contagious Plague is a rare drop, so you may need to kill the spider multiple times to obtain it. The boss's respawn cooldown is approximately 5 minutes.

What Changes Have Been Made To The Artifact System In Season 10?

In addition to the new artifacts, several older artifacts have been updated, optimized, or even reworked in Season 10.

First, the stat scaling of Inferno, The Abyss, and Lifetaker now works correctly under the new system. Issues with Vengeance not triggering on critical hits, as well as issues with stamina and mana regeneration not being as expected, have been fixed.

Crescent's Wave artifact from Season 9, which we also introduced earlier, now only triggers its Heavy Blade passive on melee critical hits to prevent wasted triggering opportunities.

Other artifacts and their effects are as follows:

• Old Crown: Now has three swappable gem slots, and the number of stats it provides has been reduced to compensate for the stat adjustments.
• Attuned Leather Pants: Now has a reduced number of stats it provides to compensate for the stat adjustments.
• Featherweight: Now slows you by 8% for 4 seconds while staggering.
• Tumbler Feetwraps: Reduced power from 15% to 10%, and reduced buff from 25% to 18%. Serenity: Reduced the duration of the empower and enhancement abilities from 5 seconds to 4 seconds.
• The Unmoved: Reflects damage from the attacker's back. 16% Void damage, with a 1-second cooldown.
• Blooddrinker: Reduced the downside from 25% to 20%. Furthermore, the damage reduction is smaller if the target is diseased.
• Gilli's Gravity Gauntlets: Increased the power of each charge and reduced the maximum number of charges.
• Freya's Francisca: Provides a bonus effect, dealing 25% chain damage to nearby targets when triggered.
• Dorgort's Blade: Consumes burn damage and deals the remaining damage once, similar to a finishing move.
• Plgueherald Mask: Increases the power of self-inflicted diseases from 1% to 2%.

That's all the information we've gathered about the artifacts in New World Season 10. If you're interested in the new artifacts' effects, follow our guide to get them as soon as possible!

Farming the new artifacts requires completing various quests or defeating specific bosses. To ensure you complete the game in one go, we recommend buying cheap and quick New World coins at IGGM!

This way, you can redeem your coins for more usable gear or consumables like potions beforehand, increasing your success rate in artifact farming encounters and helping you complete your goal faster! Good luck!

New World Season 10, Nighthaven, has launched. Players are currently in the exploration phase, gathering resources and leveling up, which requires a lot of resources. As you explore, level up, and battle in Season 10, you'll gradually unlock Season Pass rewards.

So what are Season Pass rewards for Season 10? What are some notable rewards? And how can players quickly progress through Season Pass?

Season Pass Details

New World: Aeternum seasons typically last several months, and players earn experience points (XP) by participating in various activities, which helps them level up their pass. Each level earns items, including New World coins, materials, and artifacts.

The pass is divided into a Free Pass and a Premium Pass, each containing 100 base rewards. Premium Pass requires 20,000 Marks of Fortune to unlock.

Season 10 Pass Rewards Analysis

While there are many rewards in the pass, most aren't particularly useful. Let's take a look at the more important rewards in both passes.

Free Pass

• Hatchet Artifact: Reward for Levels 11-20, the only artifact in both passes. ( Premium Pass rewards do not include an artifact.)
• 2,500 Marks of Fortune In Total: Marks of Fortune granted at each level, and they can be used to unlock Premium Pass or cosmetic items.
• Transmog Token: Used to change the appearance of equipment. One is awarded at levels 51-60, 61-70, and 91-100.
• Skins: Includes armor and weapon skins.
• Season Title: Obtained at levels 41-50, the title of Impaler.

Premium Pass

Premium Pass includes enhanced versions of all the rewards in Free Pass, including 5,000 Marks of Fortune and 4 Transmog Tokens.

• Exclusive Skins: Includes a large number of weapon and armor skins.
• Emotes: Such as Gleamite Mining Emote and Thumbs Down Emote.
• Mount: Foxy Mount is one of the ultimate rewards for levels 91-100.

This Premium Pass is highly recommended, as it includes a large number of epic skins and the exclusive Foxy Mount reward.

How To Level Your Pass Fast?

Farming all 100 tiers of rewards can be quite tedious, so is there a way to unlock them quickly? Of course there is, but you need to efficiently complete Activity Card missions, rather than relying solely on Journey Missions.

Activity Cards are a mini-game similar to bingo cards, giving players a series of small objectives. Completing these objectives earns Season XP. You can earn additional XP by completing entire cards or rows, and you can complete tasks strategically or use stamps to complete them more efficiently. Completing Activity Cards is the primary way to level up your Season Pass.

Preparation

Tier 5 Items

Many players sell these items at Trading Post. If you're looking to save some coins, you can farm them by participating in Chest Runs and Expeditions at level 60 and above.

Carry All Weapon Types

To complete the Kill 10 enemies with a certain weapon type quest.

Vial Of Suspended Azoth

You can also obtain Vial of Suspended Azoth at Trading Post, but if you farm monsters normally, you should be able to accumulate quite a few. You'll need them to refresh Activity Card missions.

Season XP Booster And Housing Trophy

It boosts your Season Pass experience gain by 100% for two hours, while Housing Trophy provides a smaller, but longer-term boost.

Efficient Activity Card Tasks

• Salvage five Tier 5 items
• Play two songs (can be completed while idle)
• Kill two named enemies
• Heal 5,000 damage
• Kill 10 enemies of a specific mob type
• Kill 10 enemies with a certain weapon type

Other Optional Activities:

• Earn Azoth Salt
• Craft a gypsum orb (stock up on gypsum in advance and quickly teleport to Gypsum Kiln to craft it)
• Gather 500 resources
• Participate in a duel (can be completed in a group)

You should complete multiple tasks simultaneously whenever possible, prioritizing the easier ones. When you're unable to complete a current task, use Azoth or Vial of Suspended Azoth to refresh your task list. The most recommended location is Amrine Temple, as it's densely populated with low-level monsters and is not far from the player base, allowing you to team up with other players and share kill counts.

You can also use Wild Stamps to complete a row or diagonal line, earning additional free Wild Stamps. You'll receive one Wild Stamp for the first refresh of the daily event card. However, avoid completing a row of quests when you already have three Wild Stamps, as this would be a waste.

This is a rough guide to quickly completing Season Pass in Season 10. While it requires some preparation, it's still quite fast. If you're not focused on cosmetics, the Free Pass will suffice. If you like the new look and are interested in the new mounts, unlocking Premium Pass is also a good option.

Both Tier 5 equipment and Vial of Suspended Azoth can be obtained at Trading Post, but you'll need some gold or can farm it yourself. If you don't want to waste extra time on this, you can buy reliable and cheap New World coins on IGGM.

After days of anticipation, New World Season 10: Nighthaven has finally officially launched! If you've stockpiled enough coins and supplies, it's time to begin your exploration of the new main story and battle modes!

As an experienced New World player, you already understand the importance of battle preparation. This requires not only adequate consumables and tactics adapted to each mode, but also effective weapons specifically tailored to your needs.

While Season 10 new content focuses primarily on PvE combat, PvP remains a vital component of the game, and you can unlock even more items through PvP reward tracks.

To ensure you can earn rewards in both PvE and PvP while minimizing the hassle of changing gear, we've recommended several of the best Season 10 weapons for both modes.

Three Ranged Weapons

These three weapons are the bow, musket, and the artifact Blender Bus. We've grouped them together because they offer similar synergies and can be enhanced with infixes in Season 10 to deliver powerful combat effects.

Infixes are actually a perk that grants regular gear effects similar to those of artifacts. For example, in Season 10, melee attacks with ranged weapons within a 10-meter range will deal 20% more damage.

This perk allows you to deal even more damage with rifles and bows, and with Blender Bus, the alternating enchantment allows your basic attacks to continue dealing bonus damage for 5 seconds after hitting an enemy.

It's true that artifacts are still more reliable than regular weapons. At least with Blender Bus's infix perk, your next attack's base damage increases by a certain percentage when you use a skill. Combined with Blender Bus's one-piece perk, your damage is doubled.

Furthermore, infixes require you to be within 13 meters of the target to function. This can be a challenge for bow and musket players, but with Blender Bus, everything becomes easily manageable.

How To Enhance These Weapons?

While infixes are already impressive, you can increase the damage output of these three ranged weapons with offensive slots. These slots grant you thrust control through thrust damage, increasing the damage dealt by light and heavy weapons with these slots by 2.5%.

Building on this, you can also pair perks like Keenly Jagged or Keenly Empowered, which are very effective for these ranged weapons, especially if you use Blender Bus, which grants additional buffs.

• Keenly Jagged: Critical hits cause bleeding, dealing 10% weapon damage per second for 6 seconds, but with a 7-second cooldown.
• Keenly Empowered: Critical hits grant 10% Empower for 5 seconds, but with a 10-second cooldown.

Alternatively, Sundering Stacks is a great perk for these three weapons. It grants 4% Rent stacks when attacking with these weapons, up to 5 stacks, each lasting 6 seconds.

It's worth mentioning that Trenchant Strikes is a very suitable perk for bow, allowing you to instantly kill your opponent with a powerful bow strike.

Melee Weapons More Suitable For PvE

If the above three weapons have a wide range of applications, then the following will introduce several melee weapons that are more suitable for PvE.

First, let's take a look at Tier 5 artifact Serenity. This weapon is a Greatsword, with the following attributes and benefits:

• 75 Base Damage
• 7.0% Critical Hit Chance
• 1.25 Critical Damage Multiplier
• 60.0 Block Stamina Damage
• 60.0 Stagger Damage
• 34% Block Stability
• 221 Slash Damage
• +38 Magnify
• Trenchant Strikes
• Balanced Blade
• Refreshing Move
• Trenchant Crits
• 100% Random Perk

Building on this, you can have Serenity deal an additional 20% damage with a heavy attack while in rage, consuming three stacks of attack. Combined with other enchantment sets, this can further increase the damage of heavy attacks and normal attacks.

Another good Tier 5 artifact is Inferno, which primarily increases your secondary damage by 15% within a 15-meter range.

Thanks to the addition of set bonuses in Season 10, you can now use Enraged Set Bonus on the hatchet, one of our PvE weapons, to increase your damage by 25% at max level and deal an additional 8 damage when your health drops below 70%.

More importantly, you don't have to worry about losing health, as the hatchet's Berserk skill is undead, meaning even when your health reaches minimum, you still have extra health to use.

Better PvP Weapons

For the current Season 10 PvP mode, Greatsword-type weapons are likely the best. They gain an 8% buff with each block, stacking up to three times.

For this reason, we recommend adding some extra tankiness to your Greatsword in PvP. When you're fighting against enemies, you're constantly blocking, and with the right perks, you can maintain near-100% defense, maximizing your buff.

Other good PvP weapons include Void Gauntlets. It removes the duration of positive effects on enemies within its radius and increases negative effects by 30%. Stacking DoTs provides a significant damage boost.

If you can obtain Flail artifacts, using them to complete PvP battles is also a good choice. When combined with burst perks, each stack of damage reduction increases damage dealt to enemies by 16%, stacking up to three times.

These are the best weapons for New World Aeternum Season 10. As the season progresses, you may find more powerful weapons that suit you better, so feel free to update your arsenal as needed!

Early in the season, unlocking high-level weapons or artifacts through the rewards track is unlikely. To improve combat efficiency, you'll need to consume coins to buy useful basic weapons.

While you can farm coins yourself, it's a repetitive and time-consuming process. For this reason, IGGM has launched cheap and safe New World coins trading service! Shopping on the corresponding page now, you can even enjoy extra discounts if you buy enough!