If you’re looking to add a powerful crowd-control move to your combat toolkit in Where Winds Meet, the Wolflike Frenzy skill is a great one to pick up. This guide will show you exactly where to find it, how to unlock it quickly, and what the skill actually does in battle. You will also learn how the Tier upgrades work and what materials you need to make the skill even stronger.
How to Unlock Wolflike Frenzy Skill
You can find this skill inside a chest in the Ghost Light Market. To get there, go to the exploration event at the coffin shop in the southeastern part of Kiang City. You will see a coffin you can interact with. You need to lie inside the coffin and it will teleport you straight to the Ghost Light Market.
When you arrive, leave the first cave you spawn in, then turn around and climb up to the hidden cave above the entrance. Walk a short distance inside, and you will find a chest on the left side. That’s where the Wolflike Frenzy mystic skill is stored.
The Wolflike Frenzy skill lets you channel power into your staff to knock an enemy down, follow up with fast hits, and finish with an upward strike. It works especially well against cavalry and enemies who don’t have strong poise.
How to Use Wolflike Frenzy Skill
This skill lets you channel power into your staff to knock an enemy down, then hit them with a fast combo of strikes and finish with an upward swing. It works especially well against cavalry and enemies with weak poise. The animation is a bit slow, so it’s not ideal when you’re surrounded by many enemies. However, it’s very useful against mounted enemies and targets that are easier to stagger.
Tier | Type of Enhancement | Effect |
| Tier 1 | – | Base skill (no additional bonuses) |
| Tier 2 | Damage Enhancement | Deals 10% extra damage to players |
| Tier 3 | Strategy Enhancement | Inflicts Hamstring: target cannot use Lightness skills for 5 seconds |
| Tier 4 | Energy Enhancement | Reduces Vitality cost by 5 points |
To upgrade Wolflike Frenzy, you will need Ebon Iron and Jade Tower Pearl. Mystic Skills have 4 Tiers, each with 9 Ranks. These ranks increase general power (like damage). Remember, higher Tiers add new effects and require stronger materials.
