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[WP] Level 40+ Champs farming build

Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2021 7:31 pm
by Keepem
Hello!
I'm looking for some more input for my fragments farming build as a WP.

Currently:
Full Bloodlord armor set (except back)
Full warrior Genesis jewelry set
Renown: full parry, 2/4 FS, 3/4 melee crit.
Tactics: Fanaticism, Divine Fury, Guilty Soul, then either Hastened Divinity or Emperor's Ward

1- Now, I'm really baffled when it comes to the hammer choice, should I go with the bloodlord one (hate the armor/toughness reduction!)?
or maybe the dominator sc one? What about the C&T ones (Truth, Sledge, and Anvil)? one of them has a whopping 108 str, but has no melee crit, another is really fast (2.7sec), etc.

2- What about talisman choice? Armor, wounds, str, or maybe a mix of them?


Thank you very much in advance!

Re: [WP] Level 40+ Champs farming build

Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2021 9:12 am
by Keepem
Anyone?

Re: [WP] Level 40+ Champs farming build

Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2021 11:49 am
by khorne8kill
i know from a DoK perspective full glass cannon spec you can take champs out no problem,
and going more str means more base lifetap and not relying on a lucky crit

Re: [WP] Level 40+ Champs farming build

Posted: Tue Mar 23, 2021 1:01 pm
by zulnam
With your gear it's probably fine in wrath, but I would farm tough mobs as grace. Mobs don't really need to be burst down quickly, unless you're trying to do a PQ i guess. But even then going turtle makes more sense to me, since this means that not only are the fights less risky but you also have less downtime between mobs and can even pull 2-3 mobs if they're not too strong. Slowly take them down using Divine Strike + Grace of Sigmar tac, Smite and Prayer of Righteousness (if you don't feel the need for the extra heal from Prayer of Devotion) + thorns potion.

For tactic's i'd go: Fanaticism, Grace of Sigmar, Divine Fury & Emperor's Ward.

As for talis: str and wounds. The more str you have, the more your lifetaps will heal.

But this is pve mob farming man. Try out some stuff, experiment a little.