The Mastery Lorenzo is a new Style in Azure Latch that's the mastery version of the base Don Lorenzo Style. Similar to other Mastery variants, you can unlock and use this Style by finishing the questline associated with it. So, here is a list of all the questlines to help you get the Mastery Lorenzo Style.
How to complete Don Lorenzo Mastery in Azure Latch
Unlike other Styles in Azure Latch, you cannot roll for the Mastery Lorenzo Mastery Style. Instead, you must finish three sets of quests using three different Styles to unlock the Don Lorenzo Mastery Style. These three Styles are Aiku, Barou, and Don Lorenzo (base). So, pay $250 and try to get all three mentioned Styles before going ahead. Securing Aiku and Barou is slightly easy; however, ensuring the Don Lorenzo Style will be hard, as it has a spawn rarity of only 0.4%. Be patient and keep at it until you get every one of them. Also, if you are out of money, I recommend using the Azure Latch Codes guide to get some free money!
Once you have all three Styles, go and speak with the Quest NPC in the main lobby. He will be wearing torn clothes and will look like a beggar. Immediately, you will start the questline related to Aiku.
Aiku Questline Requirements
The Aiku Questline is called Aiku's Path to Blooming, with four different sets of quests listed in the table below.
| Questline Riddle | Answers |
|---|---|
| You won’t be stealing any goals, lil’ burglar. | Land Reflex Tackle 10 times |
| Nice shot. | Intercept the ball with Venom Trap 5 times |
| The Final Wall. | Block a shot with Ultimate Defense |
| Unfortunately for you, I happen to be a former striker. | Score with Former Striker |
Barou Questline Requirements
After the Aiku tasks, you have to equip Barou and finish the following set of quests as part of the King's Reign Questline.
| Questline Riddle | Answers |
|---|---|
| This route is the only path that exists for my goal! | Use Chop Dribble 5 times |
| I’ll devour everything in this match! | Score with Long Shot 5 times |
| On the field, I am the king. | Score with Stealth Shot (Long Shot Variant) (does not count toward Long Shot progress) |
| I need more to devour… | Use King’s Path 10 times |
| Your light… IS MINE. | Land the autogoal for Barou’s DEVOUR |
| Can’t you see? I’m Isagi-hunting. | Steal the ball with Predator’s Eye 5 times |
Don Questline Requirements
Once the Barou questline is completed, players can take up the final Don Lorenzo's Greed tasks to finish the Mastery and get the Don Lorenzo Mastery Style.
| Questline Riddle | Answers |
|---|---|
| “What are you, some kind of zombie?!!” | Use Zombie Dribble 4 times |
| Hi-ya. | Land Defensive Stance 7 times |
| Feeding Time, OK? | Pass with Undead Crash 5 times (needs to shoot, but doesn’t need to be caught) |
| It’s mine now! | Intercept with Horrific Intercept 5 times |
| Yo, Michael. | Steal with Undead Crash’s Flow Variant |
| 47 Million. | Score with Ace Eater |
Azure Latch Mastery Lorenzo FAQs
It will take 3 to 5 days to complete the Mastery. Firstly, you have to secure all three Styles; this itself will take quite some time, as a rarity like Don has only a 0.2% chance. After that, finishing all the quests will take another day. So, that is why I have specified a 3-5-day time frame as realistic.
Yes, you can complete all the quests on an Azure Latch private server. In fact, I recommend completing all the quests on it to avoid wasting unnecessary time with random players who will try to sabotage or disturb your quests.
Yes, Mastery Lorenzo is absolutely worth grinding for and is one of the strongest offensive styles, with interesting skills that let you score from either side of the wing. If you love scoring a lot of goals, Mastery Lorenzo is a must-addition to your inventory.
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