The Reaver post-Trespassing is pretty amazing.
Sept 19, 2016 9:53:59 GMT
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Post by spacev3gan on Sept 19, 2016 9:53:59 GMT
Obviously the Trespasser is not new and for some people what I have to say here is not new either. But considering that I haven't seen many people talking about the Reaver post-Trespassing, I guess it is worth bringing it up.
Obviously all classes benefited from Trespasser additions, but the Reaver for me seem to have benefited the most thanks to two key items: the Chromatic Greatsword and the Belt of Urgency.
The Chromatic Greatsword is one the best weapons in the game. Each attack that hits an enemy is followed by a random elemental hit at 100% damage modifier. This sword effectively doubles your damage and also doubles your chances of triggering effects.
A few people like using Fade-Touched Snoufleur Skin on their Reavers for that 1% healing per hit. With the Chromatic Greatsword you get double that healing, doubling the effectiveness of a tier 3 fade material which is already great in its own right. While the Belt of Urgency, well, it simply adds attack speed to the Reaver's disposition of fighting at low health, there isn't much else to be said about it.
I have a video of an experiment that I did with this setup. Not really a display of skilled gameplay and using the Iron Bull. Still no healing potions, no focus, NM with most trials enabled.
Obviously all classes benefited from Trespasser additions, but the Reaver for me seem to have benefited the most thanks to two key items: the Chromatic Greatsword and the Belt of Urgency.
The Chromatic Greatsword is one the best weapons in the game. Each attack that hits an enemy is followed by a random elemental hit at 100% damage modifier. This sword effectively doubles your damage and also doubles your chances of triggering effects.
A few people like using Fade-Touched Snoufleur Skin on their Reavers for that 1% healing per hit. With the Chromatic Greatsword you get double that healing, doubling the effectiveness of a tier 3 fade material which is already great in its own right. While the Belt of Urgency, well, it simply adds attack speed to the Reaver's disposition of fighting at low health, there isn't much else to be said about it.
I have a video of an experiment that I did with this setup. Not really a display of skilled gameplay and using the Iron Bull. Still no healing potions, no focus, NM with most trials enabled.
