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To max out tank style, you can raise pork for strong health buff food,and move force of wind into toolbelt to use shield(shell is one of shield items too) as main ability.
another thing is you can hunt ninjas in glacial cave for their set,it's light armored but have strong buff for crits&remove movement penalty while attack/charging. which is very useful against bullet hell boss in that biome.
dredge staff is super effective against deep swamp boss,you should keep it there. but when you need cover fire, shotgun or upgraded blood bolt combined DoT and armor reduction(bone trinket) can save you from homing missiles.
Trinkets vs Reaper: Force of Wind, Frozen Soul, Hysteria Tablet, Life Pendant, Spiked Bat Boots, Balanced Frostfire Foci. Everything enchanted with Keen or Nimble. I also swig these potions: Accuracy, Attack Speed, Battle, Combat Regen, Minion, Resistance, Speed. Other potions probably help too. My favorite meal to eat before boss battles is Spaghetti Bolognese.
After Cryo Queen you get Banner Stands, and those help too.
Don't have much advice for melee; that's the most difficult class for me and I haven't played that in over a year. I dimly recall I prefer effects which remove movement speed reduction when attacking, like Ninja armor, or at least Ninjas Mark trinket.
I agree that ninja armor could be useful for a greatsword but alternatively you could use the Ninja's Mark trinket for that effect. For the Ice Queen replace your dash with boots and use the mark instead of air vessel.
For the Reaper, the main threat is his little seeking phantoms. Wipe them out and all you have to worry about is his slow scythe and predictable dash sequence. You should be a able to beat him pretty easily if you get his pattern down. As with most bosses, try to fight in a wide-open space (clear one with bombs if needed) so you never have to worry about dodging into a wall or a pool of lava.
The Reaper should mostly be in range I would think but the Ice Queen may be hard to hit. You might want a bow or gun for her. I'd have to look at the stats but I think the glacial bow is the one I use at that stage.
Totally didn't realize somebody had revived a year-old thread...
Bring lots of settlers with you to fight the bosses. Make sure they have decent equipment, with enough food and recall scrolls. I often save Pest Warden (deep swamp) until much later because settlers don't dodge well.
For yourself, try Carapace Dagger, Challenger's Pauldron, Manica (if you have it), Fool's Gambit, Dessert Pancakes (food), and potions.