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Is this still a good build

Can this hammer be one used handed?

Much better buffs instead of golden vow and flame, grant me strength is rallying standard and bloodboil aromatic way more damage

Its funny that i already finish this game before 2024 in and just realise about this cuz i never parry or sheild that much lmao, anyway the game so ez there is nothing really a problem.

Have to say this build is OP! My rogue is now level 97 with 38K AP, 9,3K armor and 37K life. Still haven’t found a mob that this build doesn’t obliterate in seconds. And yes this is very simple to use with next to zero chance to die. 👍👌🙌

Why nobody plays traps😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

very weird cant seem to have the same board as you

Hello there, great video ! Running exalted paladin and it’s terrific. Question tho how to run heavy great stars with the prayerful strike? Aren’t they two different ashes of war? Trying to implement both but I can only choose one. All insights welcome. Thanks!

Followed this and am absolutely loving it. Way better and more fun than my dual katanas I used for almost the entire base game. Thanks!

Why take multiple concentration spells? Hunters mark AND Hex???

Bard CAN get longbow proficiency if your an Elf

This might be dumb but how are you able to cast Earth spike? And i see you have the gems for basic skill dmg is that better than the critical strike dmg gems?

Yeah this ring sucks now, nerfed is putting it lightly. lmao

What if you don’t have the scorpion talisman?

Heya, thanks for this build, the most satisfying build for me. But i need some help with my anxiety: have u already checked the changes from PTR for season 5? I'm too noob to avaliate properly, so I'd like to know what do you think, is this build dead for season 5? Need lots of changes to work? (Staff affix is meme now for direct damage). If so, i'll look forward for it! Thanks again!

Thank you very much for this guide. Very straight forward, short and informative. Incredible content! Definetly gained a subscriber.

Big Hammer. Big Damage.

copied this build and I never want to use any other weapon again impaling trust is so good even for dragons

how do I change my milady to heavy variant without changing the base ash of war?

Might try this looks really neat, im currently using milady with some frost ashes of war paired with Rellanas twin blades and i just dual wield them, my favourite weapons after dual wielding bandit swords the whole game before

I cant change my milady to the heavy variant

Tried this against Rellana and it worked out better than the wing stance did for me. Appreciate this-- I think this may have been better than a keen variant of this build.

Loving the DLC.

I'm a beginner, and the truth is that I tried this build and it's the best of all the ones I've seen!

Nice Video! My questions: dlc best offensive element and must common enemy element to defend against? And best new regular and legendary swords, shields, spells, and icons? Hardest boss and weakness? DM if you don't want to spoil... Ty!

I just transitioned from Storm Shred to your Storm Claw build, and it's great. It's weird, though-my overall damage dropped from about 20k+ with the previous build to about 7.6k+ with your build. Is it a bug on those numbers? But strangely enough, it deals much higher damage! I can even solo Hellborne and kill them within 2 minutes. I tested it on a Helltide boss, and for the first time, I was able to solo it with the Profane Mindcage active. I even managed to stagger her alone! In all my time playing since Season 4, whether solo or in co-op with friends, I've never seen her stagger once. This build is CRAZY-it's like hacking the game!

Very high quality, deserves more attention

Only got the game today and I've never paused a video so many times ever, and it went supersonic speed😂

This is very similar to the first squad I fell in love with in the game, with gambling Ochlys up front as an evasion tank and Lhinalagos, Rosalind (with Dancer's Bracelet for extra buffs), and Melisandre in the back row. I am only halfway through the game and just cleared Elheim so it might get weak soon, but so far it's the only squad that beats everything consistently for me. Also, I like it for visual reasons because it's so damn funny having an angel up front and two elves in the back row blowing kisses at her for buffs and debuffs, haha.

I always try to kill at least 2 enemies a turn and always avoid fighting multiple squads.

I don't have proficiency whit halfling to use the Titanstring on act one , it's normal ??

Do you guys like the subtitles?

Cant find eternal frost arrow could you explain where it is more precisely?

I purchased a triple GA crone staff for 70 mil. So now I’m here. lol

If you learn one way to be honest it can feel slow when holding almost like you parry a little less before it hits you

Nice video and guide, do you think the bug with the staff is solved with the mid-season patch?

Thank you for a very interesting melee heavy build guide. 👍 I only recently acquired the ability to remove veils from the kind of chests that look like grave stones (I forgot their actual name, atm), but I have a feeling that this will be very helpful, and if nothing else, something I'll want to try out, once I get further into the game. There are two things that I have done very differently so far: 1. I avoid the perks that I call "but-perks". "But" because they give you something But take away something else. And 2. Antea seems so strong at this point in the play-through, that I have focused on adding to Red's shooting ability. Even without putting much of anything into the items that strengthens Antea, she is still by far the strongest with anything to do with melee, plus her Leap and Burst are so strong that I can always save Red when he gets swarmed (which he does a lot, especially in the Void). I also notice that you have a lot of what I call "But- perks". I call them "but-" because you get added something 'but' something else gets decreased in exchange. I know this is something I have to learn how to manage better by learning just how much I get in exchange for losing something else, and how worthwhile loosing certain amounts of some perks is for the larger picture. All this makes me believe your guide will become very helpful a little further ahead into the game, when I become more experienced. So again, I'd like to thank you for creating and uploading the video!.....And I'm looking forward to watching more from you!

your total strength 524, my 478 I didn't get some paragon rare bonuses. how can i fix this ?

I think i read in your notes or comments somewhere that once we acquire and equip Harlequin Crest we are going to need to shift shadow damage to a piece of gear to retain the max damage resistance but i can't find it for the life of me. Can you help explain that piece so i know what to prepare for? Thanks!

I just picked up the Harlequin Crest on Torment Duriel running wind shear. Thinking about switching up my build to use this. Should I go for it?

Thank you for this update! I have a friend that will be starting the game this weekend. What build would you recommend to a new player with no resources or materials? Normally the obvious choice would have been wizard, but does that still hold?

😂 EU guide = jobs NA guide = how to easy

Wooww I didn't know fable art parrys were so forgiving! As someone who struggles with this I'll definitely give it a try with the dancer's curved sword handle + bone cutting saw!

Why outmatch?? You don't deal any physical damage, claw is storm skill with the stafff, earth and storm strike are nature magic.

My attacks aren't making enemies vulnerable. Am I missing something? What is making mobs vulnerable?

Great build!!!

How is this build without the bugged pot?

Can someone explain please why is Cutthroat crit chance is a thing in this build? I have spent an hour looking through the build but other than Dash nothing is tagged as "cutthroat". I just like to understand as vulnerable damage temper makes more sense at first glance.

I'm new what build do you recommend using the most out of all your content?

This might not be the strongest or best build - but me and my friend we love it. It’s so much fun with all the attacks that happened at once. But I I have two questions; Ever thought of using Visage for poison damage and life steal - this would probably have to be on a redone board and skill. What’s the biggest issue with higher levels? Wouldn’t a pure crit build solve this or a base damage build with out crit?