Wrath of the Berserker is your "hard enrage," which you'll have to use more sparingly. The first is your everyday use enrage which, with this build, should be active more or less at all times with only one trigger at the beginning of combat. Your key skills are Battle Rage and Wrath of the Berserker. RAAAAAGE! This build is all about maximizing your "enrage powers," making you a self-buffing death machine. See the build: Inexhaustible Berserker (opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) Barbarian build: The Inexhaustible Berserker Preferred stats: Vitality, Strength, Armor, Movement Speed You may be hearing words like "impossible" getting thrown around in regard to the barbarian on Inferno, but with this build, you'll at the very least make those elites work for their kills. Superstition will save you from that nasty elemental damage that bypasses your armor, while Relentless and Juggernaut kick in when death is near to give you half a shot of wading out of the fray alive. If you get stunned and/or surrounded at the wrong time, you're going to die even if you're encased in metal and made entirely of granite. The fact is, in Inferno, it doesn't really matter how much armor you have.
You'll notice the passives here aren't the straight armor buffing ones. War Cry, and especially the Impunity rune, will boost your ability to soak all kinds of damage amazingly. Ignore Pain should be used sparingly, only when you know there's a big damage spike coming (such as being stunned next to something that's about to explode and spew acid all over you.) Sprint and the Gangway rune give you one more way to get out of trouble fast, and make sure you control the where and how of each engagement. A spammable (if you aim it right) AoE attack that generates fury and can get you out of sticky situations is just too good in too many ways to not take. A stunned enemy is dealing no damage to you at all, making it more valuable than damage mitigation.įurious Charge with Merciless Assault is something I can't seem to ever justify giving up, no matter what kind of build I'm going for. Stuns are probably the best tanking abilities in the game in Diablo 3, due to the sheer number of enemies. Start with your bread-and-butter Frenzy/Hammer of the Ancients combo runed for Triumph and Thunderstrike, giving you some decent lifesteal and a 100% proc stun. You need to be tough, but it's just as important to have great mobility and stun resistance. The biggest dangers in D3's top difficulty are those deadly combinations of prefix mobs you'll come up against (such as Molten Waller Jailer). See the build: Infernal Barbarian (opens in new tab)Īs a melee class, the barbarian has a rough time of things in Inferno, and building him as a pure tank is surprisingly ineffective in terms of keeping you from dying horribly.
Try to ignore the random people who decided to sit there and mock me because of that.(opens in new tab) Barbarian build: Inferno Barbarian This is a post I made with some cube recipes to put sockets into items that don't have them already, but it only works on white or ethereal items, anything that was found unidentified won't workīefore i thought that you could do it with superior but you can't so ignore that part of my original post.
This is the official list of rune words for D2 from blizzard, use this to see the rune words that I'm listing if you don't know what they are already.Ħ socketed Colossus blades (ethereal, BotD is used for this) (abbreviation Ebotdcb) ( botd = Breath of the Dying)Ĥ socketed vortex shields ( ethereal, exile is used for this )Ħ socketed Bezerker axes ( ethereal, BotD here as well ) ( abbreviation ebotdz)įor ladder 5 socketed swords/axes for Grief, i haven't been on ladder long enough to know what type of weapon exactly but i know grief is in demand. Here is some items that I know are currently in demand
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