During crafting, don't aim for the best xp gears & weapons. Damage from weapons contribute a lot to overall damage, most of warriors skills & gear buffs depends on it. However, if a level77 weapon/s comes up, it would be optimal. Aim for 2.4k - 2.5k( the more the better) in xp farming. Haste between 5-6, Vitality 90-100k (the more the better) & Cooldown reduction of 38-39% (the more the better).īefore applying those enchants, make sure to have crafted weapons having good weapon damage (not necessarily high level). These are essentials to achieve good results. Slayer on both weapons, slayer on Helm, Movement speed to boots & pants & Crit Damage to Shoulders. Slayer over Osmosis & BoWS over TemplarĪfter completing the xp farming items, see to it that those essential enchants were applied as discussed previously. I don't feel that I get as much out of Shockwave on those two, so I try to keep both Cleave and RS active and use Storm of Swords from Leap.įYI, I played this build mostly as an XP farmer in Bronze ANB, so I haven't tried it past TL100 yet.10.

I am not sure how to best attack Kara & Garm since their blue status bar never changes. Then once you get them bleeding, you can proc Leap, ITZ, and then Shockwave once you hit the ground to finish them off.įor bosses whose blue status bar winds down, Macgroth, TBD, Elban, I think it is better to use Rending Slash to activate the DOT so that once the blue status bar runs out, you can hit them hard with Shockwave. It seems to work best if you can keep both of the primary attacks active, but you definitely want to start the DOT from Rending Slash to get more out of Shockwave.

I use the Vampiric Blades with my initial attack being Rending Slash followed by Cleave. Are these really better than Frenzy for this build?

I noticed most of the top warriors using a Fury/Warlords combo does not use Frenzy but instead use Rending slash and Cleave.

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