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Topic: Gladiator: worst career?

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  • Re: Gladiator: worst career?

    I agree Star. They would benefit from perhaps a boost in act 3. Something that gives them a bigger benefit from blood rage like +1 speed and +3 brawn. I noted that pyromancers and assassins get boosts in act 3 (like they need it!) My opinion is that the gladiator is just an entry level one to get you to ranger or beserker. I struggled in act 2 with gladiator. It took me long time to defeat some of the harder monsters.

  • Re: Gladiator: worst career?

    gladiator sucks but no big deal. warriors get plenty of choice with other careers. its been tough choosing between ranger and berserker.. and i probably have same tough choice with cavalier and inquisitor.

  • Re: Gladiator: worst career?

    What career did you settle on Blazzor? I'm considering playing through again to try berserker and inquisitor.

  • Re: Gladiator: worst career?

    I keep ranger into final act. I like the speed powers of the ranger, good for setting up wins and combat moves

  • Re: Gladiator: worst career?

    so what is the best career for warriors? I've swapped gladiator for ranger but wondering about the other three careers. Which is best for damage? Sounds like berserker from other posts but inquisitor sounds powerful too and a few people have opted for ranger.

  • Re: Gladiator: worst career?

    My preferences would be:
    1: Inquisitor
    2: Berserker
    3. Ranger
    4. Cavalier
    5. Gladiator

    Berserker and ranger are interchangeable I think. Berserker probably more likely to do high damage, the ranger more likely to win combat rounds.

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