Grim Dawn builds website

[Sonny Fontaine]

New player here. Is there any website that is still being updated regularly where I could find new GD builds?

[Enfild]

Yeah, on official crate forum https://forums.crateentertainment.com/t/build-compendium-x-forgotten-gods/49673
Everything you will need. Just a bit of advice, it is more enjoyable to try and make things by yourself first time, and since every class combo can be viable, you always will be able to salvage build if you did any mistakes.

[MedeaFleecestealer]

While there are some Builds for Beginners in there, there's also this dedicated compendium

https://forums.crateentertainment.com/t/beginner-build-guides-compendium-for-aom-fg-expansions/106137

Note that both these are for players having both the Ashes and Forgotten expansions for the game. There aren't really any beginner builds for the base game given that it's nearly 5 years old now. There are endgame builds here

https://forums.crateentertainment.com/t/build-compendium-v-base-game/35696

but they may need adapting since they're quite old and much has changed since they were written.

[Kollossus]

Try this site : https://www.requnix.com/gaming/grim-dawn-builds

Its the best set of beginner builds I've seen. Slightly outdated but most of the builds will see you through the game quite comfortably with minimal gear.

[MedeaFleecestealer]

Not really. His builds are mostly taken from other builders and passed off as his own.

[gNuff!~©~gNom3™]

Originally posted by wespe___o=/:*:

New Players shouldn´t think too much about builds ..and here is why:
1. Just following a Guide/Build will result in lack of understanding underlying mechanics
2. More important is actually the Class-combo.. ideally fitting your Playstyle(!)
3. Many "great" Endgame-builds are not available to new Players. Even Veterans might have a hard time without a full Shared-Stash and highlevel Farmers
Have fun :krlvlup:

i general agree with your sentiment on this, but there exist a fair number of players that, for whatever reason, enjoy some things more when following a guide/in the confines of structure, so they want/like to play with something like step-by-step tips laid out for them (guessing possibly more so in games like Grim Dawn that has maybe an initial appearance of seeming complicated)
-luckily for those people there exist beginner guides made SSF just for that, and that's ok

but well worth to mention the potential for greater enjoyment potentially being had by own "blind" progression and self discovery
and kinda sucks some of the basics/introduction mechanic guides got nuked since it might have made things appear much less complicated than the game/leveling is...