The masks in Soulmask include general upgrades for you to unlock once you settle into your tribe, but with combat buffs to choose from at the start of your adventure, deciding which is best for you becomes a top priority.
Soulmask developer CampFire Studio promises new masks in future updates. While the total number of masks is limited to ten as of Soulmask’s early access release on May 31, this number will surely rise as the game continues its development. For now, though, let’s dive into all currently available Soulmask masks and where you can get them.
All Soulmask masks listed and where to get them
While there isn’t much choice between the Soulmask masks, each mask has unique combat buffs that separate your character into classes. Soulmask begins with a choice between three masks:
- Civilization
- Conquest
- Rich
Unlike trying to find the remaining starter Pokémon in the wild, the two starting masks you didn’t pick spawn inside Ancient Ruins. Crucially, you must reach level 25 to find them. There are seven other masks you can find in Soulmask, and here is everything you need to know about them:
Mask | Starting mask | Do you need to repair it? | Nodes | Combat buff(s) | Where to find |
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Civilization | Yes | No | Common Overclock Stamina Surge Deep Sleep Critical Barrier Outer Armor Sequence Protection Healer Mode (Mimicry) | Reduced Damage, increased Stamina, and HP Recovery bonuses | Ancient Ruins (Lvl. 25) |
Conquest | Yes | No | Common Overclock Falling Buffer Noise Absorption Forbidden Territory Light Disturbance Hidden Assault Slayer Mode (Mimicry) | Stealth bonuses | Ancient Ruins (Lvl. 25) |
Rich | Yes | No | Common Overclock Fata Analysis Projectile Adjustment Hunting Guide Poison Inhection Deeply Focused Sniping Mode (Mimicry) | Archery (Accuracy) bonuses | Ancient Ruins (Lvl. 25) |
Torch of Eternity | No | No | Metabolism Maintenance Life Halt Artery Isolation Life Maintenance Cell Proliferation Tissue Repair Holy Mode (Mimicry) | Health bonuses | Holy Ruins (Lvl. 30) |
Wilderness Mark | No | No | Frequency Adjustment Fatal Blow Dynamic Shooting Mirror Reflection Air Manipulation Nerve Coordination Hunting Mode (Mimicry) | Archery (Precision) bonuses | Holy Ruins (Lvl. 40) |
Tactical Guidance | No | No | Reconnaissance Teamwork Full-out Attack Positional Defense Combat Deployment Emergency Mobilization Protection Mode (Mimicry) | Tribesmen bonuses | Holy Ruins (Lvl. 50) |
Shadow Walker | No | No | Flexible Torso Vision Blockage Silent Operation Dark Camouflage Vital Attack Illegal Invasion Shadow Mode (Mimicry) | Stealth bonuses | Holy Ruins (Lvl. 55) |
Explorer | No | No | Emergency Repair Living Body Mod High Mobility Immunity Activated Tissue Enhancement Power Injection Special Mode (Mimicry) | Resilience bonuses (status effect resistance) | Holy Ruins (Lvl. 60) |
Ironblood Guard | No | Yes | Stamina Burst Absorption Barrier Endless Vitality Sequence Protection Extreme Vigilance Combat Potential Vigilance Mode (Mimicry) | Max Load, Speed, and Stamina bonuses | Ancient Dungeons |
Nature Enlightenment | No | Yes | Nature’s Blessing Nature’s Heal Nature’s Protection Eco-Balance Nature’s Domain Resonance Mode (Mimicry) | Resilience, Health, and Hunting bonuses | Ancient Dungeons |
Soulmask lets you play as multiple characters throughout your journey. You can only do this upon completing a Mysterious Ruin and unlocking the Control Repair Node.
Mask Repair Nodes are unlocked and upgraded via Green Crystals. Your character is rather limited in their Proficiency levels while other tribe members quickly master new abilities as these rise through the ranks. You can increase your Proficiency by defeating bosses. Search for Green Crystals inside ruin chests to upgrade your mask as you level up.
Published: Jun 9, 2024 09:57 am