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Gear and Weapon Combination
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I am thinking combining 2 Gear sets together to make a powerful one. What do you guys think of this combination?
2 piece of the Neflehiem set
3 piece of the Thegn set
Viper Bow
Excalibur
Neflehiem Shield -
@leoraptor1979 had such a combination when leveling up. 3 Mentor / 2 Brigadine.
Similar to odyssey crit builds are strong in valhalla. Since i bought niflheim armor i am very happy with all crit runes and 1 heal on crit rune/effect on main or offhand, depending on health status.
I used most of the time 2 daggers. Now with 2 spears. Besides named fights i dont even have to block / parry. Just re-heal up on crits. -
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@rorobfo I was using the same combo... using dual daggers as main and switching to dual spears for boss fights. However, I've now switched to dual flails and it's pretty fun.
I'm running a combo 2pcs of Mentor along with 2 pcs of the Thor set for the stun speed with the flails and have crit chance and stun runes in weapons. Flails I'm using are the Raven Spinning-Death and Nifleheim flail which gives me a chance of adrenaline gain on crit. I had thought about using 2 pcs of the Nifleheim set but it only gets crit buff after killing three- so it's not so beneficial in a small skirmish. -
@leoraptor1979 sounds not bad to me. just the swords are a little slow for my taste. and i hardly need a shield
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@rorobfo I like the shield because it helps against archers and block against big boys. I am not sure what weapon to replace the shield with to keep the Crits going.
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@adarklore I ran a combination of the Mentor and Thegn before the Neflehiem set got released. I just find the Neflehiem set to be better then the Mentor set because it helps with the Crits.
I haven't tested out the Flail yet, I have been using the Sword for awhile since I got it. -
@leoraptor1979
Have no flails upgraded yet.
but i switched to using Kopis, the healing dagger, with crit chance runes in the main hand & Thor's hammer Mjolnir on speed in secondary. Now this is very much fun.
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