Good Build for reach wrath 10. Any info appreciated.

[PiDiVi]

Hello guys i just reached lvl 60 on my knight and i was wondering how to reach warth 10.
ATM i can reach wrath 5, maybe 6 but i usually die.

Is there a build to start with? like a weapon combined with runes and knight?

Then i can drop equip to change it to suit the best for the build.

is just to have a good starting point.

Thanks in advance

[Torinux]

Whirlwind with the Upgrade: Armor Breaker +Slorm Reaper of Deadly Accuracv's (Primal is better) Active effect "Exposed Armor"+ Soul Eating Mantle.

Exposed Armor active will remain in effect as long as you keep WW channeled. Keep in mind that whenever you get silenced/rooted/frozen/etc you'll have to recast the Exposed Armor effect.

Focus your mats for the soul eating mantle, upgrade that to +15 and you'll be good to go. Get as much crit chance, crit damage, ancestral crit chance, ancestral crit damage and attack speed as you can.

Secondary Skill: Crest Shield with Barrage and Common Usage upgraded (Maxed will be even better)

For Runes go as follow:

Effect Rune: Rune of the Nimble Warrior
Enhancement Rune: Rune of Hagan
Activation Rune: Rune of Hagan

Attribute Stats on gear:
Get x10 Attribute points for Fury
Get x10 Attribute Points for Zeal
Get x9 Attribute Points for Toughness

Regular Attribute Points
Put at least 55 points on Determination and the rest on Toughness

Support Skill: Enduring Protector Deflect and make sure to max
Gathering Iron
Unbreakable Spirit
Steady Arm
Avenging Wrath
Self Cut
Vibranium Shield
Mastering Block or Safety Bubble (if you feel you die too much to AoE effects)
Shielding Intensifies or Elder Armor (I highly recommend Shielding Intensifies)

If you are lucky enough to find a helmet with the "Faith of the Ancient" Legendary effect, your mana problems with WW will be zero (if you have at least 50% chance on both crit chance and ancestral crit chance (you will if you level up your Runes) but in case you don't have at least 50% on those stats, then the Ultimatum Of Adamant Abundance will take care of the mana issues combined with the Legacy Three passive "Balance of the Mana Bender".

Having a belt with the "Sahrusiel's Pact" effect will help you survive at higher Wrath levels too.

Hope this helps you :)

Ps. When you reach the point of having zero mana issues, go with this Legacy Tree scheme:
Flashing Darts
Agent of Shield
Light Powder
Shield of the Champion of Light

**This Legacy Skill setup might change when the new update releases because we are going to get more passives added. I'm waiting to see what the new nodes do and what's getting nerfed too. I'll adjust if needed.

[PiDiVi]

Originally posted by TorinuxCthulhu:

Whirlwind with the Upgrade: Armor Breaker +Slorm Reaper of Deadly Accuracv's (Primal is better) Active effect "Exposed Armor"+ Soul Eating Mantle.

Exposed Armor active will remain in effect as long as you keep WW channeled. Keep in mind that whenever you get silenced/rooted/frozen/etc you'll have to recast the Exposed Armor effect.

Focus your mats for the soul eating mantle, upgrade that to +15 and you'll be good to go. Get as much crit chance, crit damage, ancestral crit chance, ancestral crit damage and attack speed as you can.

Secondary Skill: Crest Shield with Barrage and Common Usage upgraded (Maxed will be even better)

For Runes go as follow:

Effect Rune: Rune of the Nimble Warrior
Enhancement Rune: Rune of Hagan
Activation Rune: Rune of Hagan

Attribute Stats on gear:
Get x10 Attribute points for Fury
Get x10 Attribute Points for Zeal
Get x9 Attribute Points for Toughness

Regular Attribute Points
Put at least 55 points on Determination and the rest on Toughness

Support Skill: Enduring Protector Deflect and make sure to max
Gathering Iron
Unbreakable Spirit
Steady Arm
Avenging Wrath
Self Cut
Vibranium Shield
Mastering Block or Safety Bubble (if you feel you die too much to AoE effects)
Shielding Intensifies or Elder Armor (I highly recommend Shielding Intensifies)

If you are lucky enough to find a helmet with the "Faith of the Ancient" Legendary effect, your mana problems with WW will be zero (if you have at least 50% chance on both crit chance and ancestral crit chance (you will if you level up your Runes) but in case you don't have at least 50% on those stats, then the Ultimatum Of Adamant Abundance will take care of the mana issues combined with the Legacy Three passive "Balance of the Mana Bender".

Having a belt with the "Sahrusiel's Pact" effect will help you survive at higher Wrath levels too.

Hope this helps you :)

Ps. When you reach the point of having zero mana issues, go with this Legacy Tree scheme:
Flashing Darts
Agent of Shield
Light Powder
Shield of the Champion of Light

**This Legacy Skill setup might change when the new update releases because we are going to get more passives added. I'm waiting to see what the new nodes do and what's getting nerfed too. I'll adjust if needed.

Wow man such a detailed answer.

Thank you very much for your response and it will take a lot of time for me for find everything you listed.

i will keep you updated on the progress i will make.

Thanks again

[Torinux]

Originally posted by pol.89:

Wow man such a detailed answer.

Thank you very much for your response and it will take a lot of time for me for find everything you listed.

i will keep you updated on the progress i will make.

Thanks again

You are welcome. Yes, it takes time to get a good build, I've been playing since release and probably have something around 2.5K hours on this game. I've play a lot when I'm on the road so I play offline most of the time.

Take your time and enjoy the game, there's no need to hit Wrath X right away. A lot of stuff is going to get changed. Like I said, when the next update gets released, they are going to change some stats here and there, some skills are going to get adjusted. Dev keeps nerfing or "balancing" stuff to prevent players from clearing Wrath X with no effort.

[WallaceTheSane]

I wouldn't focus too much on builds for a while. We don't have max level of 100 yet, and that is a massive difference in talent points. Everything is going to get a sizable nerf for a while, as that honestly makes sense. There's no point in having characters that can basically max out the end game content at ~60% power.

I would just pick some skills that feel fun or good for the short term until the game is fully released.

[Torinux]

Originally posted by WallaceTheSane:

I wouldn't focus too much on builds for a while. We don't have max level of 100 yet, and that is a massive difference in talent points. Everything is going to get a sizable nerf for a while, as that honestly makes sense. There's no point in having characters that can basically max out the end game content at ~60% power.

I would just pick some skills that feel fun or good for the short term until the game is fully released.

Yeah, that's why I said he/she should just enjoy the ride. Dev already said he's going to change thing with this coming update so we just can't take Wrath X as a walk in the park.

Nerfing is not a good decision but a lazy one. He should make mobs do more things. Most mobs are just sitting ducks and that's why it's damn easy to clear Wrath X.

[Peredur]

They only said they will do changes for the most broken things.
They also have plans to add more mobs, which will expand what they do.

Please don't insult people while spreading false information. :/

[Torinux]

Originally posted by Peredur:

They only said they will do changes for the most broken things.
They also have plans to add more mobs, which will expand what they do.

Please don't insult people while spreading false information. :/

Where did I insult anyone? false information? Aren't they changing stuff?

Have you even read their monthly updates? He even said he don't want people clearing Wrath X right now and that's why he's making the changes because we are not supposed to do it at this point of development, and I actually agree. How Am I spreading "false" information? Come on now...