Moto Order Calling Leveling Guide

❌ Repetitive Playstyle
❌ Minions May Cause Lag
❌ Limited Gear Selection Early On
❌ Slow Movement Without Leap Attack

The Energy system in Torchlight Infinite is directly tied to the progression of your Skills and Passives. As you level up you obtain more Energy that you can assign to your Skills and Passives, unlocking more support skill slots. When you approach the end of the Story Energy also appears on gear as a stat that you can even re-roll, to get those big numbers we all love.

Energy is going to be directly tied to the Skills in this guide, beyond level 50 we'll attach "required energy" right into the skill embed, allowing you to see the thresholds needed to link your skills properly. Understanding the connection between Energy and Skills is very important, so make sure you read our energy system guide if this is your first play through.

Prioritize putting Energy into both Summon Machine Guards, after that into remaining Active Skills. Passives have the lowest priority.

Like any ARPG, the Skills you use to defeat enemies are a pivotal part of your heroes progression and power. Torchlight Infinite has a robust Skill and Passive System that leads to a staggering amount of possible combinations. How you allocate your Energy and which Skills you invest into are important decisions. This guide eliminates that stress for you by showing you what skills to use and how to enhance them as you progress through the Campaign.

Talent Trees provide tons of bonuses to your Heroes and have 2 Major Talent nodes within them that provide an even more significant boost to your power. Selecting powerful Talent Trees for your build is important and you are faced with this decision very early on. Use the Talent Tree Tool in each section of this guide to see the progression through each tree and establish the most powerful Major Talents as soon as possible.

Your first selection must be one of the "Gods" followed by another tree in that group. The final tree can be any non-god tree you choose, providing huge amounts of possibilities and diversity to builds.

Pactspirits offer bonuses that boost your Heroes in a variety of ways. You can have up to 3 Pacts at a time and their associated trees are adjustable based on which Pacts you choose. Pact points are obtained while leveling up and can be reassigned at any time, at no cost.

This system is not a part of a build's core gameplay and doesn't require much attention until you reach higher levels and find more Pactspirts to choose from.

Prioritize Pact Points in this order: Experience (if you have experience Pactspirits), Elemental Resistance, Damage, Reduced damage taken, Drops.

Hero Traits are a distinct set of abilities unique to each Hero that set them apart from the other playable Heroes. You get a Hero Ability at level 1, and 5 Hero Trait Points to choose different powerful effects by level 80. Your Hero Ability can't be changed but the Hero Trait Specialization Points can be as you please. The following pages of this guide use this system as the ending milestones before moving onto the next leveling section.

Hero Relics and Memories are new to Season 2. Here are some good options to look for while we learn more about them. We'll update this section of the guide once we know more.

Throughout the Story, look for Wands, Staffs or Maces with the following stats:

TIP: Clicking on a new item in your bag shows the %change to your Damage and Survivability with green or red arrows. This is helpful to save time while leveling but will most likely not be 100% accurate.

Look for these Offensive stats on weapons:

Look for these Defensive stats on armor: