The reason I donвЂ™t use it вЂ“ itвЂ™s slow to use, and I tend to prefer fast weapons. Using a 2-hander with Raze, you can create some seriously big numbers. Raze вЂ“ This is the attack for you if you want to see big numbers. The real bonus here, though, is that it can proc mana steal вЂ“ meaning that with enough, you can eviscerate indefinitely. This is especially good with claws, as they donвЂ™t normally get splash damage. There is (last I checked) currently a bug which causes the tier bonus (which says it grants damage reduction as well) to actually cause you to take more damage.Д®viscerate вЂ“ Attacks all enemies in front of you. IвЂ™ll note the things I didnвЂ™t like about the other abilities for discussion purposes.Д«attle Rage вЂ“ At least a 1-point wonder here. But here are a few bits of this tree that might make it worthwhile to look at. There wasnвЂ™t a lot in this tree I enjoyed playing with. For instance, with a single 10 mana steal socketable item, I find I have more than enough mana to keep buffs and summons up while having some left over to mess around with other abilities. Claws can have a very high attack speed, and there are a number of fun things you can do on the side while your auto-attacks are doing their work. IвЂ™ve come up with a few different ideas for types of Berserkers, but the one I play predominantly is one whose damage and survivability come mainly through normal attacks.

And thereвЂ™s no better class to do a write up about than the class I play most: the Berserker. But, as my previous blog on Torchlight 2 showed a high amount of interest, I thought IвЂ™d write another one speaking more to the specifics of gameplay and write somewhat of a guide on character building. #1 I have by no means played the Berserker more than many other people have.

Torchlight 2 dragoon build