D4 Rogue Build: Shadowblade (LvL 70+) New.D4 Necromancer Build: Bloodshadow (LvL 70+) New.
D4 Sorcerer Build: Permafrost (LvL 70+) New.D4 Sorcerer Build: Pyromancer (LvL 70+) New.D4 Barbarian Build: Ice Vortex (LvL 70+) New.The only problem with crimsons is it really limits your cubed abilities. You can also choose a damage mitigation passive instead of berzerker rage(since you said you have fury issues anyway) and change it to something where you don't explode into pink mist instantly upon starting. You can easily ditch the COE until you're trying to push crazy high, use a band of might and swap the rage flip for stomp or charge for damage mitigation/fury building(sort of). For starters, you have no band of might there, so you're gonna take a ton of damage. There's a possible chance you're just missing the damage mitigation because honestly damage comes really easy this season as a Wastes/Rend barb. Bul-Kathos set is outstanding if your problem is fury generation, and honestly the better set of weapons to learn the build and play style. They have near perfect everything with heaps of paragon, you gotta relax. I mean, looking at the top non-season leaderboards is pretty crazy.
If you post a d3planner link to your build we can give specific feedback, otherwise I recommend the the WW build guide linked in the sidebar: You're trying to copy builds for players with 10k+ paragon or plenty of experience on the bleeding edge of pushing. People who use Ground Stomp aren't using it for a generator - they're using it to group mobs and/or proc Band of Might. If you die during the rift but can't even tank a single hit to generate fury then yes, you're fucked.Īncient Spear (Rage Flip) is used because it allows you to move enemies to where you want them and bring elites along with you if they're still alive after density dissipates. While in the rift there are two ways to generate fury: hit enemies with the Wind Shear rune or take damage. Your fury carries over into the start of a GR, so you can can use the Unforgiving passive and switch back before starting or build up fury in a different zone then TP back to start a GR. There's straight up no way to generate fury
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