**Where Winds Meet Aspiration Talents**

**Drunken Precision**

This Aspiration Talent increases your precision during the minigame, Pitch Pot. This game requires you to track a point with your cursor and aim at the pot with a dart. With the Drunken Precision talent, you’re more likely to hit the pot! It’s essentially an archery-style game, but your character is drunk, making their precision pretty lackluster. You have 10 seconds to shoot the arrow, aiming for the pot. If you have more points than your opponent, you win.

**Rhetoric Edge**

The Rhetoric Edge Aspiration Talent is useful for the Gift of Gab minigame. The main mechanic of this game is to debate with others, and with Rhetoric Edge, you gain an advantage. To win Gift of Gab, deplete the Mental Focus of your opponent. Once it reaches 0, you’ve won the game! With Inspiration Points, you can choose cards to provide buffs or deal damage.

**Which Should You Pick?**

As there are only two Aspiration Talents as of right now, it’s a 50/50 choice! I recommend going for the Rhetoric Edge talent, as that’s more useful than Drunken Precision. With Pitch Pot, you can practice aiming with the dart, and it’s much easier on a PC with your mouse cursor. However, as Gift of Gab requires you to utilize cards, and a lot more skill is involved, an advantage in this minigame is helpful!

**What’s the Point of Aspiration Talents?**

Aspiration Talents do not affect the general gameplay of Where Winds Meet. They are simply buffs that only work during particular minigames. So, I wouldn’t worry too much about which Aspiration Talent you pick, as it ultimately doesn’t change the actual game. In fact, you’ll eventually unlock both Aspiration Talents further into the game, so for now, just choose the one you want to start with!