Bladedancer Sync Strike Endgame Build for Last Epoch (Patch 1.1)

Last updated on Mar 19, 2024 at 20:30 by EMP1241

Welcome to our Last Epoch Bladedancer Sync Strike build guide for the Rogue class. Here you will learn everything about the Bladedancer play style, passives, skills, strengths, and weaknesses to conquer the world of Eterra.

1.

Build Introduction

This Bladedancer is an extremely elusive character with the power eliminate swaths of enemies in a single strike, and any left over trash will be handled quickly by her shadows. This build is all about speed and efficiency, quickly clearing echoes and leaving trails of destruction in her wake of shadows. She relies on two specific mechanics to function properly; Mana Efficiency with Synchronized Strike Icon Synchronized Strike and Increased Cooldown Recovery Speed. 1.1 did not change the fucntionality of this build, and is viable for play.

Strengths icon Strengths
  • +Fast clear
  • +Simple skill rotation
  • +Fun playstyle
Weaknesses icon Weaknesses
  • -Must constantly remain on the move
  • -Requires optimal Idols for Corruption pushing
2.

Skill Selection

This Bladedancer is not difficult to run with simple automations that allow for smooth and fairly simple skill rotations. In this build we focus on picking up Dexterity, Damage Reduction and picking up Critical Stike multipliers. We also pick up increased damage to our shadows, as they will be doing a significant portion of the damage in this build.

Umbral Blades Icon
Decoy Icon
Synchronized Strike Icon
Shift Icon
Smoke Bomb Icon
Skill row background
3.

Class and Skill Passive Trees

Class Passives Skill Passives
Rogue Bladedancer Falconer
Umbral Blades Shadow Cascade Synchronized Strike Shift Smoke Bomb

Our base class is Rogue, which fills the roll of an elusive fighter in Last Epoch. Upon finishing Act 1 in the campaign, your character will be offered an opportunity to select an Advanced Mastery. Each base class has three possible Masteries to choose from. For Rogue, you can choose between Passive Trees for Bladedancer, Marksman, and Falconer. Upon selecting a Mastery and placing 20 Passive Points into the Rogue Tree, you'll then be able to place Passive Points into the Mastery Trees.

Bladedancer is the Advanced Class used for this build, and also where the majority of our Passive Points will come from. The Bladedancer Tree will focus around picking nodes that increase our damage and give us a strong defensive layer to work with. A lesser amount of Passive Points will come from Falconer, which will focus on rounding out some more of our defensive stats. Each Passive Tree and their points are broken down below.

3.1.

Rogue Passive Points

Rogue Passive Tree
  • 3 points in Steady Hand: This node will start to build up our Dexterity and base Health.
  • 8 points in Swift Assassin: Early, this node will help us with Attack Speed, which will become less important. However we still use this node for the flat increase to our Physical Damage.
  • 1 point in Guile: This is a traversal node to move further into this tree.
  • 5 points in Evasion: This is a massive Damage Reduction node, as we take 25% less damage when moving and an increase to our Dodge Rating by 25%.
  • 5 points in Agility: This node gives us a 25% chance to have Haste when we hit an enemy, and do 1% increased damage for each 1% Movement Speed.
  • 1 point in Twin Blade: This node will allow us to equip the additional dagger we need in our Off-Hand.
  • 4 points in Duelist: This is a defesive node, this increases our Dodge Rating. It also increases our damage by the same amount.

Our base class is Rogue, which fills the roll of an elusive fighter in Last Epoch. Upon finishing Act 1 in the campaign, your character will be offered an opportunity to select an Advanced Mastery. Each base class has three possible Masteries to choose from. For Rogue, you can choose between Passive Trees for Bladedancer, Marksman, and Falconer. Upon selecting a Mastery and placing 20 Passive Points into the Rogue Tree, you'll then be able to place Passive Points into the Mastery Trees.

Bladedancer is the Advanced Class used for this build, and also where the majority of our Passive Points will come from. The Bladedancer Tree will focus around picking nodes that increase our damage and give us a strong defensive layer to work with. A lesser amount of Passive Points will come from Falconer, which will focus on rounding out some more of our defensive stats. Each Passive Tree and their points are broken down below.

3.2.

Bladedancer Passive Points

Bladedancer Passive Tree
  • 8 points in Cloak of Shadows: This node furthers our base to Dexterity and increases our Gancing Blow chance.
  • 8 points in Once: This node will increase both our Melee Physical and Throwing Physical Damage base by 16.
  • 8 points in Shroud of Dusk: We add a significant chance to gain Dusk Shroud when hit, while increasing our base HP.
  • 5 points in Veil of Night: You gain a significant chance to gain Dusk Shroud on hit.
  • 5 points in Blood Dance: This node will give us Melee Health Leech, as well as an increased leech rate.
  • 6 points in Asuvon's Pact: We have a significant increase to damage while at full hp.
  • 1 point in Argent Veil: When we dip below 70% hp, we have a 100% chance to dodge the next hit. 15 second cooldown.
  • 5 points in Perfection: We gain up to 10 stacks of Perfection, will are empower our next defensive node.
  • 5 points in Confidence: We gain 50 armor and 50 dodge rating for each stack of Perfection (up to 10).
  • 1 point in Critical Eye: This node increases our Critical Strike two ways; increasing our base chance and inflicting Critical Vulnerability.
  • 5 points in Shadow Master: This node will increase our Shadow's damage by 100% and add one to our maximum shadows.
  • 5 points in All In: This node increases our Critical Strike Multiplier by a whopping 75%, but reduces non-critical strikes damage.
  • 1 point in Exuberance: This node is taken to give us two stacks of Perfection per melee attack, instead of the standard one.
  • 2 points in Hooked Blades: We take this node to Shred Armor and increase the effect by 25%.

Our base class is Rogue, which fills the roll of an elusive fighter in Last Epoch. Upon finishing Act 1 in the campaign, your character will be offered an opportunity to select an Advanced Mastery. Each base class has three possible Masteries to choose from. For Rogue, you can choose between Passive Trees for Bladedancer, Marksman, and Falconer. Upon selecting a Mastery and placing 20 Passive Points into the Rogue Tree, you'll then be able to place Passive Points into the Mastery Trees.

Bladedancer is the Advanced Class used for this build, and also where the majority of our Passive Points will come from. The Bladedancer Tree will focus around picking nodes that increase our damage and give us a strong defensive layer to work with. A lesser amount of Passive Points will come from Falconer, which will focus on rounding out some more of our defensive stats. Each Passive Tree and their points are broken down below.

3.3.

Falconer Passive Points

Falconer Passive Tree
  • 5 points into Raptor's Wings: Gives us a chance to gain haste on hit, adding more damage while we have haste.
  • 2 point into Wilderness Scout: Gives us base HP and Dodge Rating.
  • 5 points into Outlander's Tenacity: Gives us base dodge rating, and 15% of our max HP as Endurace Threshold.
  • 4 points into Stamina of the Rover: Increases dodge rating, mana regeneration, and gives us mana when we dodge.

In this section, we will break down each skill and highlight the key passives we have selected to make the skill shine in the build. While some of these skills do allow for some variation to exist depending on your own custom choices, we recommend utilizing the skill trees as presented until you have a strong understanding of the build itself.

3.4.

Umbral Blades

Umbral Blades Skill Tree

Umbral Blades Icon Umbral Blades is one of the strongest, if not the strongest skill for the Rogue. This skill will have automation from our Shadows. These blades will also trigger Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers, which are arguably the strongest ailment in the game. These daggers have a 100% chance to critical strike at a 450% damage scaler with a base of 90 Physical Damage. This skill can be used directly by the player, however it is automated in the build. We rely mostly on our ability to Shift Icon Shift at a constant rate. You will read about this automation further in the build.

3.4.1.

Order of Skill Points

  • 2 points into Dawnfall: This node gives us a defensive layer with Dusk Shroud, but also boosts our damage with each Dusk Shroud we have with Edge of Obscurity.
  • 1 point into Sword Thrower: This node is what starts to make Umbral Blades Icon Umbral Blades hit very hard. Its drawbacks are negated by our ability to Create Shadow Icon Create Shadow.
  • 1 point into Lethal Darkness: Inflicts a stack of Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers on hit.
  • 1 point into Cacophony of Steel: This causes our blades to spin in place, making the Umbral Blades Icon Umbral Blades hit three times per second with Bladestorm Icon Bladestorm. However, the real damage comes from applying Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers.
  • 4 points into Steel Torrent: This node increases the duration and size of the Bladestorm Icon Bladestorm from Cacophony of Steel.
  • 1 point into Loathing: We take this node in order to have the Bladestorm Icon Bladestorm home in on enemies. It is slow, but effective when used in packs from our Shadows.
  • 3 points into Edge of Obscurity: This adds 6% more damage per Dusk Shroud we have, and this value is doubled while we are inside of Smoke Cloud.
  • 1 point into Umbral Remnant: This is where our Shadows become extrememly lethal; upon their expiration, they turn into a Bladestorm Icon Bladestorm. This instace uses all the same benefits as before, but increased because we have scaled our Shadow Damage.
  • 5 points into Jagged Carvings: We add 20 base Physical Damage to Umbral Blades Icon Umbral Blades.
  • 1 point into Precision Cuts: We take this node for the ability to have Umbral Blades Icon Umbral Blades go exactly where we want, when we self cast.

In this section, we will break down each skill and highlight the key passives we have selected to make the skill shine in the build. While some of these skills do allow for some variation to exist depending on your own custom choices, we recommend utilizing the skill trees as presented until you have a strong understanding of the build itself.

3.5.

Shadow Cascade

Shadow Cascade Skill Tree

Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade is the second part of our automation in the build. This skill gives us and our shadows a ranged attack that can proc Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers on hit. It also it necessary, because after we Shift Icon Shift our shadows will use Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade, causing them to expire and turn into Bladestorm Icon Bladestorm as listed before. This skill does not need to be on the skill bar, and we elect to use Decoy Icon Decoy in its place for crowd control or luring enemies into our Smoke Cloud.

3.5.1.

Order of Skill Points

  • 3 points in Dismantle: Initially, two points will be put in. We need to rush into Shadow Elegance, once the points are allocated, you can put the third point in here.
  • 1 point in Crushing Darkness: Take this node for the 30% more damage, but also to traverse through the tree.
  • 4 points in Dagger Dance: This node allows us to have Dagger Throw when we use Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade. This also counts for our shadows.
  • 1 point in Porcupine's Wrath: We take this node for a signifant boost in damage for Dagger Throw and increases the amount of daggers thrown from 4 to 7, but lose the melee function of the skill.
  • 1 point in Shadow Elegance: This node is what will apply Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers from us and our Shadows. The Shadow Clones have a 20% chance to apply Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers, but there's a 100% chance from the player.
  • 1 point in Onslaught: This node is imperative in order to restore Mana. Since this skill will be used constantly, we need to kill the Mana cost as much as possible.
  • 2 points in Fight In The Shadows: This node will give us up to 24 Mana when Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade is used, gaining 6 Mana per Shadow. With only the singular Shadow, this will make the skill cost 6 Mana, completely manageable with standard Mana Regeneration.
  • 1 point in Flow State: Deal an added 30% more damage, effective due to dual wielding daggers.
  • 2 points in Daggerflow: This node effectively adds off-screen clear for our Dagger Throw.
  • 4 points in Shadow Torrent: While using full Shadow Clones (4), Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade will have 48% more damage.

In this section, we will break down each skill and highlight the key passives we have selected to make the skill shine in the build. While some of these skills do allow for some variation to exist depending on your own custom choices, we recommend utilizing the skill trees as presented until you have a strong understanding of the build itself.

3.6.

Synchronized Strike

Synchornized Strike Skill Tree

Synchronized Strike Icon Synchronized Strike is our biggest hit in the build, however this is due to the instantaniously applied ailement of Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers that are applied on the strike. Since we have four Shadow Clones mimicing our strike, the strike applies five stacks of Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers to enemies in an AoE. However, it only takes four stacks of Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers to trigger the large hit. Any enemy that doesn't die instantly to this strike will still have a lingering stack on them. This skill rotation always causes another stack of the ailment to carry over.

3.6.1.

Order of Skill Points

  • 3 points in Dynamics: This node is extremely important, as it works in tandem with the prefix Mana Efficiency with Synchronized Strike on our armor. With both the prefix and this node we can reduce the Mana cost by up to 70%. This is required since we will be using this quite often as can be seen in the demo video.
  • 2 points in Art of the Blade: This node is more traversal than anything.
  • 1 point in Perfect Coordination: We take this in order to have our shadows hit the same area that we do, this ensures that whatever we hit in the AoE will have the final triggered ailement for our Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers.
  • 5 points in Coordinated Cuts: Indirectly adding damage with Armor Shred is a nice bonus to our already hard hitting Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers.
  • 1 point in Umbral Assassination: This is where the magic happens, as the strike will now apply the incredibly potent ailment of Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers from ourselves and two Shadows.
  • 2 points in Growing Darkness: This will increase the area of our strike to hit in a larger AoE, nice for pack clears.
  • 5 points in Foreshadowing: This causes any Shadow created in the last 4 seconds of Synchronized Strike Icon Synchronized Strike to have 200% increased damage. The Shadows for Synchornized Strike count.
  • 1 point in Dark Allies: We add two more Shadows to the strike, which now ensure the final effect of our ailment, Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers, will instantly be applied.

In this section, we will break down each skill and highlight the key passives we have selected to make the skill shine in the build. While some of these skills do allow for some variation to exist depending on your own custom choices, we recommend utilizing the skill trees as presented until you have a strong understanding of the build itself.

3.7.

Shift

Shift Skill Tree

Shift Icon Shift will be the bread and butter for just about everything we do in this build. It will massively buff our defenses, and trigger all of our damage. It also will apply Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers on any enemy it hits. This is how we will move around the Echo, as this is the primary reason we use the Smoke Weaver Icon Smoke Weaver unique daggers.

3.7.1.

Order of Skill Points

  • 3 points in Velocity: This help us spam our movement skill, which will increase our defenses and proc our damage dealing skill at a rapid rate.
  • 2 points in Momentum: We use this node to move further into the tree, however, the movement speed buff is nice.
  • 1 point in Lasting Presence: This node is great for our Mana, and also our damage, as this Shadow will use Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade.
  • 1 points in Dancing Shadows: This node is what makes the previous node functional, as well as after using Synchronized Strike Icon Synchronized Strike, we Shift away causing all the shadows to use Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade.
  • 4 points in Swift Recovery: This node gives us 16 Mana whenever we Shift, helping alleviate any Mana issues we encounter. Indirectly, we gain 22 Mana each use from the Shadow using Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade. This gives Shift Icon Shift a net cost of only 3 Mana.
  • 1 point in Shadowslip: We are impervious to any damage while Shifting. Considering we are able to Shift every other second or so, this makes us invulnerable most the time. While not invulnerable we have a capped Dodge Rate of 85% 1 second after Shifting.
  • 3 points in Elusive: This node will give you about 4000 Dodge Rating after Shifting, this is a massive bost to our defenses.
  • 1 point in Unseen Strike: This is a traversal node.
  • 2 points in Broad Sweep: This node increases the width we damage along the path, this includes applying the ailment Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers in the next node we take.
  • 2 points in Hidden Blades: We apply Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers whenever we pass through an enemy with Shift Icon Shift.

In this section, we will break down each skill and highlight the key passives we have selected to make the skill shine in the build. While some of these skills do allow for some variation to exist depending on your own custom choices, we recommend utilizing the skill trees as presented until you have a strong understanding of the build itself.

3.8.

Smoke Bomb

Smoke Bomb Skill Tree

Smoke Bomb Icon Smoke Bomb is used mostly during a dangerous encounter or a boss fights. It can be used freely to clear packs, as this skill will also apply the ailment Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers. Use this in cohesion with your unscaled Decoy Icon Decoy to have enemies run into the smoke cloud.

3.8.1.

Order of Skill Points

  • 1 point in Thick Smoke: This node applies a stack of Slow every second they are in the cloud.
  • 4 points in Eroding Fumes: We Shred Armor from the enemy every second they are in the cloud.
  • 4 points in Swirling Fog: We double the rate of both Shred Armor and Slow, now being two times a second.
  • 2 points in Knives in the Dark: Stacks of Slow now have a 70% chance to apply Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers. Since this now happens two times a second, it is a very good chance to apply at least 1 stack of Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers every second. In practice, this would normally apply 2 stacks of the ailment every second, and killing all packs in just 2-3 seconds.
  • 4 points in Lingering Fumes: This causes the smoke cloud to last longer. The default is 4 seconds; this increases it to 5.6 seconds.
  • 1 point in Smoke Blades: We don't normally stand in the cloud, but if we do, we gain stacks of Smoke Blades that increase our damage.
  • 4 points in Umbral Assault: We generate a Shadow every second the cloud lingers, these shadows are exactly like our other Shadows, they can use Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade.
Image courtesy of Last Epoch Tools
4.

Build Mechanics and Playstyle

This build will require two at least decently rolled Smoke Weaver Icon Smoke Weaver. This is the only way to get our Shift Icon Shift down to an acceptable spam rate to keep and cap our Dodge in the 80+%.

Our big damage will come from Synchronized Strike Icon Synchronized Strike, but only indirectly. Shadow Daggers are what really push our damage. Since we are using Dark Allies, we have a total of four Shadows that jump with us, each applying Umbral Assassination. This means you will instantly be able to apply five stacks (four from shadows, one from the player) to a group or individual. Once we Shift away, these Shadows will dissipate, but not before casting Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade, which have a 100% chance from you to apply another stack of Shadow Daggers, and a 20% from the Shadows to apply it. Once they cast their cascade, they will then drop Umbral Blades Icon Umbral Blades that will spin and home into enemies from Cacophony of Steel and Loathing. These will also apply Shadow Daggers Icon Shadow Daggers with Lethal Darkness. This will at least ensure an AoE of targets see anywhere from 8 stacks of Shadow Daggers, perhaps more if the Shadow Cascade Icon Shadow Cascade from the shadows rolled in your favor from Shadow Elegance.

With this setup, we will always be Shifting (holding it down) unless you're bossing or facing a difficult encounter, where positioning should be taken more into consideration. We have enough Mana recovery from Shift Icon Shift with Fight In The Shadows and Onslaught. We are able to use Synchronized Strike Icon Synchronized Strike for every Shift Icon Shift. So our rotation is Synchronized Strike Icon Synchronized StrikeShift Icon Shift. If you ever need it, dropping a Smoke Bomb can be done any time you feel like you need extra Shadow Clones and Shadow Daggers. Most of the time, Sync and Shift will be more than enough. The unscaled Decoy Icon Decoy is really only used in difficult encounters or bossing, to control the enemy in a different direction for setup to draw them into your Smoke Bomb Icon Smoke Bomb.

5.

Noteable Defensive Mechanics

Our Dodge is our major defensive mechanic, however we will rely on our Endurance from time to time. We will get hit, it is inevitable, which is why we have the Blessing Grand Wrath of Rahyeh Icon Grand Wrath of Rahyeh. This will allow us to soak life from our Umbral Blades Icon Umbral Blades spinning on enemies. Adding this to our Critical Strike Avoidance, which should be capped, we can stay pretty comfortable when engaged in fights. With nearly capped Resistances adding to our EHP, our final defensive layer is Health, which should be between 1700 and 2000. However, none of these defensive layers should make a player think they should not practice evading obvious damage mechanics. As one pushes into deeper Corruption, this will become more prevalent.

5.1.

Mobility

Using Shift Icon Shift as a mobility skill should be spammed on a continuous basis, however, it is important to note that the unique weapon Smoke Weaver Icon Smoke Weaver has drastically reduced the range of our Shift Icon Shift. This skill should still be used continuously when in combat conditions, as it is our primary way of building and maintaining extremely high defensive layering.

6.

Equipment and Gear Affixes

For this build, we will be focusing on several main affixes for each piece of non-unique gear, as well as working towards acquiring the specific Uniques needed to make this build operate correctly. Our equipment will focus on these specific affixes for the Implicits and Modifier stats.

Gear Slot Implicits Modifiers
Dagger Smoke Weaver Icon Smoke Weaver +# Melee Physical Damage
Critical Strike Multiplier
Dagger Smoke Weaver Icon Smoke Weaver +# Melee Physical Damage
Critical Strike Multiplier
Helmet Armor
Increased Cooldown Recovery
Increased Stun Chance
Prefixes
% Physical Penetration with Shadow Daggers
Dexterity

Suffixes
+ Health
% Increased Health
Amulet Physical Resistance
Necrotic Resistance
Prefixes
+ Throwing Damage
+% Critical Strike Multiplier

Suffixes
Needed Resistance
% Increased Dodge Rating
Chest Armor
+% Endurance
Increased Mana Regen
Prefixes
+% Mana Efficiency for Synchronized Strike
% Physical Penetration with Shadow Daggers

Suffixes
+ Health
% Increased Health
Belt Poison Resistance
Cold Resistance
Potion Slots
Prefixes
+ Throwing Damage
% Increased Physical Damage

Suffixes
Increased Cooldown Recovery
+% Critical Strike Avoidance
Gloves Armor
#% of Armor Mitigation also applies to Damage over Time
Prefixes
+ Throwing Damage
Dexterity

Suffixes
+ Armor
Hybrid Health
Ring Increased Cooldown Recovery
+ All attributes
Prefixes
+ Throwing Damage and Reduced Throwing Mana Cost
Prefix

Suffixes
+ Health
Needed Resistance
Ring Increased Cooldown Recovery
+ All attributes
Prefixes
+ Throwing Damage and Reduced Throwing Mana Cost
Prefix

Suffixes
+ Health
Needed Resistance
Boots Armor
Movement Speed
Fire Resistance
Prefixes
Dexterity
Movement Speed

Suffixes
Hybrid Health
Increased Cooldown Recovery
Relic Increased Dodge Rating Prefixes
+% Critical Strike Multiplier
+ Throwing Damage

Suffixes
Needed Resistances or Life

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7.

Uniques

Below we have listed the required uniques to make the builld work, alongside an explanation of what they do for this particular build.

7.1.

Smokeweavers

Smoke Weaver Icon Smoke Weaver We use two of these unique items in this build and it will be required to run this build effectively. Shift Icon Shift is heavily relied upon, which is why we also try and reduce cooldowns anywhere we can in the gear. It will also give a significant boost to our primary defensive mechanics, Dodge. If found with LP, it would be best rolled with Critical Strike Mulitplier and +# Melee Physical Damage.

8.

Idols

Idol slots are gained through the campaign, unlocking small bonuses and unique affixes for the player to discover and augment their builds with. The Idol screen consists of a grid system for the player to fill out with different sized Idols, eventually filling in every part of the grid. As the Idol shape increases (1x1, 1x2, 1x3, 1x4, etc.) the stronger an affix you might find for your build.

The Idols selected for this Sync Strike Shift build 3x1 in size and are focused primarily on Increased Damage for Skills used by Shadows and Physical Penetration with Shadow Daggers. These nodes are imperative to pushing your damage into significant values. The remainder of the idols should be used for increaing health and fixing resistances where needed.

  • +% Phyiscal Penetration with Shadow Daggers
  • +% Increased Damage for Skills used by Shadows

These idols can have a relatively large spread 11%-24% on the former, and 17%-40% for the later. Clearly, priotizing better rolls will be paramount, however, a player may have to mix and match to get the primary benefits from an class specific idol.

9.

Blessing

Blessings are permanent buffs that are applied to your character. These come in two different powers, Standard and Grand. Grand blessings are significantly stronger than the Standard Blessings. In total, there are 10 Blessing Slots, one for each Monolith Timeline. When you complete a Monolith and defeat the final boss you will be awarded a choice of three blessing with a random value.

Blessing Name Affix Timeline
Grand Wrath of Rahyeh Icon Grand Wrath of Rahyeh % of Throwing Damage Leeched as Health The Black Sun
Grand Bastion of Divinity Icon Grand Bastion of Divinity +% Lightning Resistance Ending the Storm
Grand Embers of Immortality Icon Grand Embers of Immortality +% Endurance Spirits of Fire
Grand Bulwark of the Tundra Icon Grand Bulwark of the Tundra #% Increased Armor The Age of Winter
Grand Survival of Might Icon Grand Survival of Might +% Critical Strike Avoidance Reign of Dragons

The Blessings listed above cover the most important slots, with the remaining Blessing Slots being filled with whatever the player may be lacking for stats.

10.

Changelog

  • 16 Jul. 2024: No Significant Changes for 1.1, Updated Images and Loot Filter.
  • 08 Mar. 2024: New Loot Filter added, Updated for 1.0
  • 21 Jan. 2024: Loot Filter added.
  • 30 Nov. 2023: Guide added.
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