1. Weapon Abilities
Each weapon in New World has a distinct set of New World gold abilities that you can customize to fit your playstyle. These abilities usually come in pairs, one for each weapon skill tree (for example, the Greatsword has two trees: one focused on damage and one on defense).

Examples of Weapon Abilities:

Greatsword – "Skyward Slash": A powerful aerial slash that deals damage and launches enemies into the air, allowing for combo attacks.

Bow – "Rapid Shot": Fires a quick series of arrows in a short time, great for ranged DPS.

Musket – "Sticky Bomb": Throws a bomb that sticks to enemies and explodes after a short delay, dealing massive damage.

Fire Staff – "Flame Strike": A fiery explosion that deals damage over an area, useful for crowd control and dealing with large groups of enemies.

2. Abilities Based on Attributes
Some abilities are tied to specific attributes. These abilities often focus on defensive or supportive roles, enhancing healing, buffs, or crowd control.

Examples of Attribute-Based Abilities:

Focus Ability – "Sacred Ground": Creates an area where allies receive healing over time, making it essential for healer builds.

Constitution Ability – "Shield Bash": Stuns enemies and reduces their damage output, perfect for tanking and crowd control.

3. Cooldowns and Ability Management
Abilities in New World are not spammable and typically have cooldowns to prevent overuse. This adds an element of strategy to combat, as you’ll need to time your abilities effectively to maximize damage output, healing, or survivability. Managing cooldowns and ability rotations is crucial, especially in New World coins high-level content like dungeons or world bosses.