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[Mabari Owns High Dragon]

So I've been playing a backstabbing Letheality Rogue (36 Dex, Max Cun, 20 Str) and I realized there are quite a few potential builds you can have with rogues.

Weapons:
-Pure Strength with Dual Swords
-Strength and Dex with A sword in main and a dagger in second
-Pure Cunning with Dual Daggers  (Letheality?)

Talents:
-Backstabbing focus (Assassin)
-All out damage Focus (Punisher and stuff)
-Mixed (Some of each with high str and Cou De Grace)
-Tank (Talents that enhance hostility and high dex)

Now obviously some of these are meant to go together like the Pure strength goes with Tank and All out damage verses backstabbing going with pure cunning, but I have a question..

Right now my dwarf is focused on Pure cunning and backstabbing but I wanted to try using blightblood. This would mean raising my strength to 26 (+5 str from items) and not using poisons anymore, is it worth it?

Modifié par Mabari Owns High Dragon, 21 avril 2011 - 10:35 .

[Ferretinabun]

For my money, I'd say probably not. Not only are you losing poisons and wasting attribute points into strength, but you're also losing attack speed (a backstabby rogue's trump card) by not going dual daggers.

[Mabari Owns High Dragon]

Aww man . Then what is Blightblood good for?

[Arthur Cousland]

There are better swords than blightblood anyway. I usually sell that a.s.a.p.

A dual dagger rogue backstabbing with momentum is quite deadly, and using swords instead of daggers just feels slow. High dex also helps with dagger damage.