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[kurema]

 So I'm trying to build the best DW warrior a can. My PC is currently level 14 with:
37 str
39 dex
will 17
con 18
mag 11
cun 11

I don't know how much i should get of each stat, i have 37 str so that (with bonuses) i can wear the full Legion set, 39 dex for my talents as for will and con I've only put 3 into con and haven't touched will yet. Magic and Cunning are being ignored.

The skills I'll have at a higher level will be:
Max all 3 DW trees
3 Berserker
Maxed Warrior trees

So it comes down to this, I played as a 2h warrior up till this level and ive decided to switch and thus i have no idea what skills work best, what abilities to use or where to put my points. Hell i dont even know if heavy armor is a good idea.

Any help you guys can give would be great!

[Relshar]

I wouldn't use anything more than medium armour for a DW warrior. Due to the fact you want a fast stamina regen and to keep your threat down and let the npcs beat on your main tank. NPCs will go after the heaviest armoured party member usualy.



Personaly I would get Dual Strike and the first DW skill that boosts attack and defense passivley. Then from there go with the ones that debuff your foe before working on the rest. But bear in mind that the top tree is passive skills that will always add to attack rate and defense. The last one being it will allow you to use two main hand weapons in both hands.



I also think you should either take Champion for some extra tankage or the first skill in Reaver to heal yourself with. Rally and Devour from these can help greatly.

[DKJaigen]

lol whut? dw warriors rely on passive abilities not active abilities so you can go heavy armor al the way. 36 dex and 50 strength are quite common dw builds just max out dw but get momentum first. since your trying to be a dps'er get berserker spec and/or champion or reaver.



as for threat let alistair or shale use stoneheart or Threaten

[kurema]

So i should just throw on a bunch of passive abilities reducing the crap out of my stamina and auto-swing like nuts with the odd ability?

[Haplose]

You might not want to Get Dual Weapon Expertise (and consequently Mastery). From what i understand 1 of the Berserk talents will trigger Expertise laceration wounds on yourself... or was it a bLood talent from Warden's Keep DLC?

So i should just throw on a bunch of passive abilities reducing the crap out of my stamina and auto-swing like nuts with the odd ability?

I believe that is what was written here. Though it's only one way of doing things. My advice: do whatever will be most fun. A more active game approach COULD be more fun.

Modifié par Haplose, 29 novembre 2009 - 01:45 .

[Sidney]

I had great luck basically using Flurry and Riposte as my DW attacks and then finishing up with the punisher.



Once you equip out with 2 enchantable weapons the DW character is basically your party's personal blender.

[weism]

I would recommend go for the massive armors, the one's with +stamina on it. The dragonbone version of warden commander BP and Warden commander boot is great. Stamina problem solved. You are more survivable this way. Warrior is unlike rogue, you don't get stealth to instantly shake off threat.