So the way in which leech works in Path of Exile is actually complicated and unintuitive when it's not instant. However, if you're killing bosses (the only factor that ever kills my slayer) leech is a lot harder to help keep max.
#Slayer leecher poe full#
He’s a good choice for those preferring physical damage to spells, but not the brute strength of the Marauder nor the fragility of the Ranger.If you're mapping like a slayer, you are able to most likely assume you've your full max leech rate whatsoever occasions. Take note that due to his positioning on the skill tree, he’ll never be good at slinging spells. He has enough power and defense to defeat his enemies, helped by his natural agility and grace. The perfect balance between brute force and finesse, the Duelist, is an excellent physical all-rounder. He becomes genuinely unstoppable at that point. What’s more, it adds 1000 to his armor and evasion, and he cannot be stunned. That skill allows a 10% increase in attack speed and a 30% increase in armor and evasion. Then, it activates the effects of Unstoppable Hero. It has the added effect of making taunted enemies unable to evade attacks. Worthy Foe makes enemies he taunts take 20% more damage. Notable skills of his are Worthy Foe, Fortitude, and Unstoppable Hero. His skills all focus on increasing his survivability. He can even boost their already high defense or gain a burst of adrenaline. The Champion supports his allies through taunts, buffs, and de-buffs. Lastly, maimed enemies take 10% more damage. Upon hitting a bleeding enemy, his attacks maim and has a 10% chance to blind. The latter provides a 25% chance to make enemies bleed. At max Endurance Charges, he takes 10% less physical damage. Then, at max Frenzy Charges, he deals 10% more physical damage. It also provides the same opportunities to obtain an Endurance Charge on kill with the off-hand. The former provides a 25% chance to gain a Frenzy Charge on kill with the main hand. His notable skills are Outmatch and Outlast and Blood in the Eyes. He can then improve on that by applying bleed, improving blocking, or enhancing Endurance and Frenzy Charges. His skills synergize well with dual wielding or one-handed weapon and shield combinations. The Gladiator maximizes the Duelist’s hybrid nature. Endless hunger makes 20% of overkill damage turn into leeched life and gives immunity to bleeding while leeching. As a bonus effect reflected physical damage doesn’t hurt him. It increases damage and radius of area skills by 20%. Headsman activates when you’ve killed recently. Some notable skills are Headsman and Endless Hunger. They also boost life leech and stun, with some passives boosting damage against tougher monsters. His skills revolve around power and sustaining it. The Slayer specializes in two-handed weapons, such as bows and greatswords. While not as fragile as a Ranger, he can’t tank at the level of Marauders either. To keep on using skills, he must rely on mana leech and conservative magic.
Any spell he casts will also be weak, as he cannot reach the spell modifiers. Dual wielding is also his forte, and he starts out quite near the needed nodes for that.Īs the intelligence skill nodes are on the opposite side of where he starts, he has a limited mana pool.
It also grants increased accuracy, making more of his hits land on enemies.
His other affinity, dexterity, grants him increased dodge and movement speed. Because of his affinity for strength, he can deal powerful blows and tank damage. He shares many of the strengths and weaknesses of his neighboring classes, the Marauder and Ranger. His Ascendancy Classes are Slayer, Gladiator, and Champion. His skills are a balance between his two primary stats. He wears helmets, scale/brigandines/doublets/lamellar, scale gauntlets and boots, and round shields. He can use PoE items such as swords, axes, maces, and bows. Whether by bow or sword, enemies fall at his hand. He has good defenses from strength, augmented by the evasion boosts dexterity gives. A hybrid Path of Exile class, the Duelist, takes advantage of strength and dexterity.
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