I might consider putting five more points into it if I find that at higher levels I can soak the mana cost of casting it nonstop in boss fights, but putting 15 ranks into this skill is for suckers and people who regenerate 60 mana per second, which is pretty much nobody.Īnother skill that I like quite a lot is Cursed Daggers. It’s cheap enough that I can still use it basically nonstop with a small investment in mana recharge gear without needing mana potions.
I put five into it and stopped, since going from hitting 2 enemies to hitting 4 is a big deal, and the first few ranks of damage increases are worthwhile. Linear damage increases combined with progressive scaling mana costs mean that the more ranks you put into this skill, the less efficient it gets. At 15 ranks it does 43% more damage than at 1 rank, but only 27% more damage than at five ranks. Notice that the damage increase with more ranks is linear, and honestly not very big. Glaive Throw 15 = 5883 damage average (3163-8604), mana cost 42, hits up to 8 enemies Glaive Throw 10 = 5251 damage average (3163-7339), mana cost 25, hits up to 6 enemies Glaive Throw 5 = 4618 damage average (3163-6073), mana cost 14, hits up to 4 enemies Glaive Throw 1 = 4112 damage average (3163-5061), mana cost 10, hits up to 2 enemies At level 100 it looks like this with different ranks: It’s poison based, scales off of your level, is modified by your Focus stat, and is independent of your weapon damage. Plan A is pretty much always going to be “Glaive Throw until everything is dead.” However, the skill has some quirks that you should be aware of. This skill rules it takes the place of autoattack to the extent that I actually bound it to left click. Some of the skills don’t synergize with each other, and others are actually worse skills once you put more points into them. It’s not quite as simple as “dump all points into all the poison skills” however. My bread and butter skills are Glaive Throw and Cursed Daggers, but mostly Glaive Throw. I took a look at the Outlander skills and decided that I would try a poison-based approach since Master of the Elements gives such a huge bonus to it. Torchlight 2 Outlander Poison Build Guide by Empyrean
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