#TITAN QUEST STONEBINDER CUFFS MOD#

Clearly there is a lot of room for improvement with my items but I had absolutely no problem breezing through the game. I also farmed stonebinder cuffs in legendary and I'm using a hallowed helm that dropped somewhere along the way as my head socket for a total +4 skills socketed with erebus crystal which rolled 20% all resist including secondary resists. Remember onslaught grants you some attack speed so if you hit something like 175 attack speed its enough. As long as you can keep your attack speed capped at 200 its fine. If you have attack speed from other relics you could swap them out for anubis' wrath or peng claws, whatever suits your need.

#TITAN QUEST STONEBINDER CUFFS MOD#

I'm using two Phonoi monster infrequents from A4 which always have ADCTH as a mod on them, socketed with Achilles' relic. Level 40 more or less (went dual wield and onslaught):ДЄs far as skills go you could swap sacred rage for doom horn, for when your surrounded, I just like the automation of sacred rage when you get low.ДЇor sustain the most important is having ADCTH on your weapons, as my artifact I used soul shiver a low level artifact which gives adcth through the whole game. Magical charge (yes I know this was supposed to be an onslaught build) it just carries too hard and makes the first difficulty almost trivial.ДЄt the beginning of epic we go dual wield and onslaught (start putting pts in dual wield to prepare for the change at the end of normal). Most important is physical resistance if we can get it, mostly from dionysus relics socketed in rings/amulet. As well as keeping our resists as close to capped as possible. Combined with dropping a standard at bosses=chunked bosses.ДЇor defense we rely on attack damage converted to health (adcth). So these are our procs: All the dual weapon line, reckless offence, runeword:explode, battle and sacred rage. If you spend the time to farm this build up I think its probably one of the best boss killers in the game on a par with conqueror or harbingers. I played it mostly self found, I think the only thing I transferred was an amulet. I just finished the game and it was pretty much a breeze up to the last part of A5 where the little demon archer things were very annoying. The main plan was to stack as many attack procs as possible and rely on adcth to sustain me. Because I wanted to use onslaught strength is the obivous choice, as well as letting me wear heavier armour in compensation for lacking a shield. The main consideration in this class is going int or strength based. I wanted to make a throwing weapon based onslaught build (after using rune weapon line too many times on other builds I wanted something else), however I ended up melee. Initially I posted this on reddit but I figure it might be more helpful here. I enjoy trying to make quirky mastery combinations work, and although berserkers certainly aren't quirky I think its a hard class to build properly, and I do enjoy a challenge.

Titan quest stonebinder cuffs