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Tribal wars 2 barbarian boost free#

Go with something that can add to the versatility of a character such as a skill monkey or spellcaster. You go Barb/Ftr and you are adding some more damage and maybe better armor, but that is it. Gestalt's power all comes from versatility. Dude got something like 20 hit points per level and even though he went with sharpened chair legs for weapons and whatever else he could pick up in a drunken rage, he dealt insane amounts of damage, I can only shudder of the thought of what a combat optimized rager might do in similar circumstances.Īlso, I do not suggest doubling up on the fighter classes. Was a pretty funny concept that was really nasty once mutagens, raging and buff spells took effect.

Tribal wars 2 barbarian boost free#

Result is your enemies will cry as they try to bring you down while you are flipping off to death with your free hand.īarbarian, the raging drunk archtype and Alchemist worked pretty well in our last game. To maximize the results, Invulnerable Rager and Unbreakable chosen as Archtypes. Then Fighter, archtype if you want again. With the other 6 levels take 4 levels of Alchemist for Lingering spirit, mutagen is a very nice bonus, Archtype if you want to.

I do not remember who it was that posted it, so not my idea.(it was without gestalt though) Barbarian levels just straight 6, Archtypes if you prefer. I am in the Barbarian/fighter camp too, but I would go different route. So much that perhaps I will use that one next time I get to play Gestalt. I don't need to tell you why that's hilarious, do I? Make sure to grab Quick Draw, you have the feats for it.Īt level 6 you will be able to throw Spell Sunders out through your bow. You should be a Barbarian/Archer(Fighter Archetype), and be a switch hitter between giant weapons and bows. If you gestalt, it should be to get moar damage, and I think Two-Handed Fighter is the only way you could possibly add damage to a barbarian.Ī one-level dip into alchemist on your fighter side will also get you mutagens, for more Strength. It's.kind of hard to not love that stuff. However, there's also the Two-Handed Fighter archetype, which gives you things like Overhand Chop, Backswing, and Devastating Blow.

Tribal wars 2 barbarian boost for free#

I've seen some builds around here that like Unbreakable, since you get Endurance and Diehard for free at level 1, which softens the prerequisites for Stalwart and Improved Stalwart, two feats that are fantastic for a Come and Get Me Invulnerable Rager barbarian. Now, there are a lot of options for barbarians here, so the question is, which archetype best suits a barbarian? My logic here is that with 11 bonus feats, you can take the feats that are necessary for your desired build and be more free to spend your actual level-up feats on Extra Rage Power, giving you more options as a barbarian. You actually get to be more barbarian if you take fighter. Heavy armor proficiency and increased Damage Reduction at level 19! Weapon Training: More accuracy, more damage.Īccess to Weapon Specialization, Greater Weapon Focus, Greater Weapon Specialization, Critical Mastery, and Disruptive/Spellbreaker at all times. Put them together and you're pretty alright at what you do.įrom taking fighter as a second class, you get: A barbarian/fighter is as close to sorc/oracle as melee gestalt is going to get.

Tribal wars 2 barbarian boost full#

Sorcerer/Oracle (Gotta love full divine and arcane spellcasting off the same casting stat).

I'm currently leaning towards Alchemist since a lot of the discoveries mesh well with a melee character and extracts will bump up my utility, and unless I'm not getting the rules I could still use extracts while raging.įor reference, the other two members of the party are:įighter/Ranger (Archery/Switch Hitter Build) Aside from the obvious Barbarian goodies (taking power attack, moving down the superstition and Beast Totem Rage Power lines) I'm pretty open to considering just about any kind of build. Well, not so much stumped as coming up with too many conflicting ideas to really narrow things down. I know I'm going with a Human Barbarian, but I'm really stumped for the what to do for my second class. So, I've got an upcoming gestalt game, and I'm at something of a loss for how I want to build my character. Handy dandy link for those who aren't familiar with Gestalt rules.