Start with control.
Mace combat adds a vertical decision to every approach. A threatening descent is only useful if you can track the opponent and land the hit. Build a repeatable setup at a manageable height before trying more complicated aerial sequences.
Three things to practise.
Track the landing
Aim where the opponent will be when you arrive, not only where they were when you launched. Their movement can change throughout your descent; keep watching until the hit connects.
Control your setup
Practise the launch method allowed by your kit, including wind charges if supplied. Consistency matters more than maximum height when a failed approach leaves you vulnerable.
Recover after a miss
Know which defensive or movement option is available when you land. Keep it on a familiar hotbar slot and avoid spending every resource on the first attempt.
Try this practice drill.
Choose a repeatable starting distance and practise tracking a moving partner during a modest descent. Count clean connections and safe recoveries separately. Increase the complexity only when both are reliable.
A mistake to watch for.
Looking only for the biggest drop. A high setup can be easy to read, and damage potential does not help if the target has already moved away.
Ready to find your tier?
Join the MythPvP Discord, follow its registration instructions and choose the Mace testing queue. Confirm the kit, allowed items, match rules and retest requirements with your tester before starting.
Your current result appears on the Mace tier list and contributes to your overall points. Practising a drill does not award a tier; testing determines the result.
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