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With the Reaver specialization, your warrior turns the chaos (and pain) of battle to their advantage with a series of powerful (and potentially dangerous) offensive oriented abilities. This is a high-risk/high-reward discipline, since most of the abilities benefit the warrior when their health is low, but the battle prowess given to the warrior makes a Reaver the definitive offensive specialization. |
With the Reaver specialization, your warrior turns the chaos (and pain) of battle to their advantage with a series of powerful (and potentially dangerous) offensive oriented abilities. This is a high-risk/high-reward discipline, since most of the abilities benefit the warrior when their health is low, but the battle prowess given to the warrior makes a Reaver the definitive offensive specialization. |
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| − | Use [[Dragon-Rage]] or [[Devour (Inquisition)]] (with [[Ring of Pain]] enabled to make the activated abilities more effective and all abilities upgraded) to enable your warrior to be an effective Damager. Dragon-Rage helps increase Dps when your health is high, while Devour gains you health when your health is too low. |
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== Acquisition == |
== Acquisition == |
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