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Freeze can be very useful. You can freeze your opponents in their tracks and get ready to swing a powerful hit to knock them out cold!

Basic Armor Equipment

The Frostbreaker set is a basic, 1 Star Set used for beginners. It is a danger using it though, making fire and shock more effective, so avoid fire and shock at all cost. Frostbreaker Armor, Helm, and Shield. It is important that you hurry to get your 2 Star Armor fast!

There are two armor sets you can take when you reach 2 Star, since Skelly Set does resist Freeze and protects shadow damage, it weakens you against Fire. Wolver is protection against piercing damage, increases sword damage, and has no loss, it is highly recommended to go with the Wolver Coat and Cap, so let's stick with using Wolver Set throughout the guide. Feel free to use Skelly Set on your own while following along if you want. While the Skelly Armor and Helm is not a wise choice, the Skelly Shield should be used by all Freeze Masters, for not only does it protect against Dark Damage and Freeze, it also protects against Poison! With Skelly Shield and the Wolver Coat and Cap, you're ready to move on.

The armor set for 3 Star and 4 Star is straight forward. Just upgrade Skelly Shield to Scary Skelly Shield then Sinister Skelly Shield. Wolver Coat and Cap to Dusker Coat and Cap, then to Ash Tail Coat and Cap.

I wouldn't rush to 5 Star because I wanted to note that many people go to Vog Club Coat and Cap, but for 5 Star, you go to the Skolver Coat and Cap, or, you can go to Snarbolax Coat and Cap, (whose recipe can only be obtained and used in Sky Sanctuary in the Shadow Relms) which also give poison resistance, similar to Skelly Suit, and gives Shadow Damage resistance instead of piercing resistance. Then just get your shield to Dread Skelly Shield, or a Heater Shield, which gives elemental resistance instead of shadow resistance, and you got all the 5 Star Stuff!

Basic Freeze Swords

Now, being a freeze, there is no 1 Star Sword to help you out. Your best option is to see the Bomb and Gun sub-categories below to help you out.

2 Star Sword is where your sword stuff begins. There are two sword paths. You can take one, or both of them. The first one is the Brandish, and the other one is Troika. Neither Cause Freeze, but both of their 3 Star versions do! Troika is an extremely slow sword, but extremely powerful too! Brandish (Iceburst Brandish) Has good speed, and does Elemental Damage.

It's all straight forward from here. Brandish to Iceburst Brandish, then Blizzbrand, then Glacius. Troika to Grintovec, then Jalovec, then Triglav, although to get the recipes for these, you can play Blast Network or lock down and get the Krogmo Coins for the recipes, 50 for Grintovec, 100 for Jalovec, and 150 for Triglav. That should do it for your Freeze Swords. Having the Wolver Set, (like you are supposed to,) can make your swords even more powerful!

Basic Freeze Guns

Sadly, Freeze Masters aren't meant for guns. They normally are expert swordsmen. The Frost Gun is a 1 Star Item to help you start of before getting your 2 Star Gun, the Cryotech Alchemer.

It's a basic line to follow for the most part. Get a Frost Gun, then a Cryotech Alchemer. Upgrade it to Cryotech Alchemer Mk II, then Cryo Driver, and finally Hail Driver. Sad to say that's really all there is!

Basic Freeze Bombs

This is really sad, but Freeze Masters aren't meant for Bombs either! You can start yourself off with the 1 Star Bomb, Cold Snap.

After Cold Snap, get the Freezing Vaporizer. Upgrade it to Freezing Vaporizer Mk II, then Freezing Atomizer, and last but not least, Shivermist Buster. Sad to say, but that's all for Freeze Bombing!

Credits

A guide written by Meta-Wing