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Jujutsu Infinite Innate Techniques Guide

Innate Techniques are skill sets you unlock by spinning. Higher rarities have more moves. Raise Mastery by using moves in combat to unlock new abilities.

What Innate Techniques are

Innate Techniques are sets of unlockable skills that are the primary source of your combat power. By default, you start with two slots for Innate Techniques, and you can buy two more for 399 Robux each.

The two techniques you get at the start are random. You can reroll them using Spins. Techniques are split into five rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Legendary, and Special Grade. Higher rarities have more skills and stronger abilities.

How to get Spins

You start with 10 Spins. The most reliable way to earn more is through daily quests, which can give you around 90 Spins per day if you do them off cooldown. Other sources include codes, AFK World (1 per 20 minutes), daily login rewards, and Robux purchases.

Rarity and best techniques

Special Grade and Legendary techniques are the strongest because only they have Domain Expansions. Examples of Special Grade techniques include Infinity, Star Rage, Demon Vessel, Curse Queen, Soul Manipulation, and Gambler Fever.

Legendary techniques include Hydrokinesis, Judgeman, Volcano, and Puppet. If you get a Legendary or Special Grade, you will see a confirmation message before rerolling that warns you about spinning it off.

How Mastery works

Innate Technique Mastery represents your progression with each technique. As you increase Mastery, you unlock new skills. Each technique has different breakpoints for unlocking moves, but Maximum Techniques always unlock at Mastery 250 and Domain Expansions at Mastery 300.

Raise Mastery by using your technique moves while doing missions and gaining EXP. You can also use Mastery Scrolls or Mastery Talismans to skip grinding.

Innate Bag and storage

The Innate Bag (799 Robux gamepass) allows you to store Innate Techniques and change them whenever you want. Once you buy it, all techniques you ever rolled will be available, and you will see their current Mastery level. Swapping techniques does not affect your Mastery or progress.

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