Void Gauntlet Perks for New World

All the perks below are usable in any Void Gauntlet build. While there are many other perks in the game, these are the perks that are within the scope of having value when using a Void Gauntlet and properly gearing your build.

The perks within this section include general weapon perks and Void Gauntlet specific perks that are in the current META.

• Putrefying Scream — This should be located on your weapon, it will result in a large amount of healing reduction to the afflicted target(s).
• Nullifying Oblivion — Preferably, have this on an armor piece. It can go on weapon for more cooldown reduction, but that is less effective than Putrefying Scream because it is not as big of an increase. It is a very important perk nonetheless.
• Keen — This is the second most important perk to roll onto your Void Gauntlet. More critical hit chance results in more cooldown reduction.

• Diminishing Orb — This is a fantastic perk to have on an armor piece to contribute to more debuff removal. Since it is casted so often it ends up having significant value.
• Chain Void — In an optimal three perk best in slot situation, this would be an the final perk for your Void Gauntlet in addition to Putrefying Scream and Keen. This not only contributes to more damage output, but the chain effect can be used to quickly charge your heartrune.
• Vicious — This is also considered an optimal third perk for more damage output due to high critical hit chance.

• Voracious Blade — This can be rolled onto a Void Gauntlet or an armor piece when using a build that uses Void Blade to receive significantly more healing.
• Keenly Jagged — A perk that acts as a functional third perk option for best in slot. This results in higher damage output and the damage over time effect charges heartrunes more quickly.
• Keenly Empowered — A perk that acts as a functional third perk option for best in slot. Since critical hit chance is so high, this will have high up time. It does have an internal cooldown, and at times the empower effect can be wasted due to the timing of its proc given the current situation (ie: activates at the end of combat and goes on cooldown).
• X Chain — While Chain Void is typically best when using Runeglass of Abyssal Opal, any type of chain can result in more damage and heartrune generation. Since it is not Void damage though it will not benefit from Void damage increases like Chain Void would.

• Refreshing Rupture — This ability is not commonly used other than for PvE healing. Even in that situation this perk is not needed due to innate Void Gauntlet cooldown reduction.
• Slowing Tether — There are very few players who use Tether because of its lack of usefulness and how easily it can be countered. If using the ability this perk can have some use.
• Refreshing Move — Most Void Gauntlet builds will not need to light or heavy attack often. Therefore, the usefulness of this perk is minimal and outpaced by damage focused perks.
• Enchanted — Most Void Gauntlet builds will not need to light or heavy attack often. Therefore, the usefulness of this perk is minimal and outpaced by damage focused perks.

The perks within this section include general armor perks for builds that are viable in the current PvP META.

• Vital Synergy — This perk is only compatible with Chest pieces, and provides a huge boost of stamina regen and incoming healing when your HP gets below 50%.
• Freedom — Fantastic survivability option when stacked four times on armor pieces. Allows for you to get out of stuns, slows, and roots more quickly to save your life.
• Enchanted Ward — Gain further protection for both light and heavy attacks.
• Elemental Aversion — Defensive option that can provide value when being hit by ranged attacks.
• Shirking Heals

• Refreshing — Top-tier cooldown reduction option so that maximum cooldowns are shorter and abilities come online faster. Used in non-bruiser builds.

• Shirking Fortification — Provides a small amount of defensiveness.

These options are somewhat filler perks that can be used on a three perk item so you have more value than a simple two perk item. They are low value perks in this aspect of gameplay and would not be the pick for a Best in Slot item.

• Physical Aversion
• Invigorated

• Vital Synergy — This perk is only compatible with Chest pieces, and provides a huge boost of stamina regen and incoming healing when your HP gets below 50%.
• Enchanted Ward — Gain further protection for both light and heavy attacks.
• Refreshing — Free cooldown reduction in PvE. This is generally a top pick due to the lack of needing PvP survivability perks.
• Elemental Aversion — High value defensive option because of the rotating elemental types in mutated expeditions.

• Shirking Fortification — Provides great defensiveness when threat is focused on you and you are forced to dodge enemies.

• Physical Aversion — Has less value than Elemental Aversion due to the high amount of magical damage in all expeditions. It can be a viable third perk option.
• Freedom — Can be beneficial to reduce CC effects from some enemy types.

These options are somewhat filler perks that can be used on a three perk item so you have more value than a simple two perk item. They are low value perks in this aspect of gameplay and would not be the pick for a Best in Slot item.

• Invigorated

The perks listed below are combined between amulet, ring, and earring. These are the best options for jewelry as a whole. Keep in mind that some of these perks are only able to go on a specific jewelry slot, for example Keen Awareness can only go on a ring.

• Health — This is just free health. This is crucial on any amulet for increased survivability.
• Stamina Recovery — Great survivability option in any kit. When you are being dove on by enemies this has the potential to save your life.
• Invigorated Punishment — Necessary ring perk to increase damage in PvP. This will only be effective in PvP combat.
• Keen Awareness — Critical hit chance in any Void Gauntlet build results in fantastic cooldown reduction in both PvP and PvE.
• Refreshing Toast — Incredible perk to increase self healing and Infused Regeneration Potion usage to remove debuffs. This is a "must-have" on earring.
• Purifying Toast — Necessary for Void Gauntlet players in PvP to help with defensiveness and one's ability to play in the frontline. Removing a debuff such as a root can save your life.
• Frozen Protection — Amulet specific. Depending on your surrounding, you can adjust this element to another. Especially helpful in high-level PvE content.

• Slash Protection — Can be a great third perk option on amulet to help provide defensiveness against enemies using melee weapons who are trying to dive onto you.
• Refreshing — Can be placed as a third perk on an earring or used as a functional perk on other jewelry pieces.
• Void Damage — This should be used instead of Invigorated Punishment in PvE, but this can be a great option in PvP as well. The only issue is that it only improves damage on your Void Gauntlet instead of both weapons.
• Hearty — Do not use this in a medium loadout build. It is not necessary unless playing in a light armor loadout. If you are playing in light this must be on your ring.

• Mortal Empowerment — This is usable, but not optimal. You need to stay alive to make it useful, which becomes difficult with the way a Void Gauntlet is played. This has no effect in PvE.
• Refreshing Evasion
• Thrust Protection — One of the best third amulet perks for healers due to high amounts of thrust damage from Bows and Muskets.
• Divine — Can be a decent third perk option. Increasing healing received could save your life, but often times this amount is not enough and more defensive options have more value.
• Regenerating — Free additional healing over time. This can be a decent third perk option.

These options are somewhat filler perks that can be used on a 3 perk item so you have more value than a simple 2 perk item. They are low value perks in this aspect of gameplay and would not be the pick for a Best in Slot item.

• Fortified
• Alacrity
• Purify
• Leeching
• Focused
• Healthy Toast