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The Reaper  

Complete guide (PvE, PvP, Tips, Builds)
Introduction
The Reaper is one of the new classes added to the game, with its offensive potential and acceptable stamina it is one of the classes if not the class with the highest burst in the legion. Now what should we take into consideration when deciding to start one?
 
The reaper has a slow start, due to the fact of only having a damage ability, in addition to this, it will not be cheap at all. Being able to equip one in a decent way, is not a recommended class for players with little experience or for beginners, in addition to this it is a complex and difficult class to use it will not be enough to simply spam abilities, you must know when and how to proceed in each combat. You should always be on top of so many things at once in order to bring out the high potential this class has to offer. So if you still want to become a master reaper you should first know your strengths and weaknesses
 
Pros:
- high ability damage
- Acceptable endurance
- decent mobility
- extremely strong in duels
- resistance capacity
 
Cons:
- limited area damage
- limited stun capacity
- lacks ranged abilities
- lacks control abilities (stun, silence, fear...) in area
- has a "limiter" that blocks the mechanics of some of his abilities
- high difficulty
 
 
Reaper Constructions:
 
PvE Guide (Player versus Entity)
Recommended Build:
 
Basic Skills:
 Evisceration 5/5
 Demonic appareance 3/5 
 Otherworldly Boost 1/5
 Indulgence of Chaos 5/5 
 Chains of the underworld 1/5
 
Expert Skills:
 Exaltation 4/4
 Annihilation 4/4
 Hands of the Underworld 4/4
 Explosion of Chaos 3/4 (+2 talent skill points)
if you don't like this skill you can redirect the extra skill points to some other skill of your choice
 
Relics:
 
 Evisceration:
 
 Demonic appareance
 
 Otherworldly Boost
 
 Indulgence of Chaos
 
 Chains of the underworld
 
item selection:
This section is based on the opinions of various reapers who use or used these objects and my own.
 
Gear Options:
 
Accessories Options:
The accessories have a little more freedom due to the great variety that there is and their availability, it is already a little more up to your preferences but I will recommend that those that in my opinion have better synergy with the previously mentioned armor constructions.
 
Weapon Options:
again here the great variety of weapons that exist allow all kinds of combinations, it will depend on the game style of each person, even so I will show the most used builds for this class
 
Tips when leveling up: 
at the beginning of your adventure use the transformation only to heal yourself and recover energy, activate and deactivate the ability quickly so as not to lose so much hate the reaper has very little damage at the beginning so it will cost you much more to kill enemies. Keep that in mind do not use any of the minions that they give you, they will be extremely helpful later the first skill you should improve is Evisceration  It's your only damage ability at start when you leave the first island use the Dummy to fill the hate so you can heal yourself when you transform farm all the "knowledge" you can, talents are an indispensable part of a reaper and will serve you both for PvE and PvP The first expert ability that you should acquire is Annihilation  since it will allow you to eliminate enemies much faster, then it would be the Hands of the Underworld  which will have the same objective in addition to stunning the enemy I don't recommend getting Exaltation  until you have a decent amount of energy, although the damage bonus looks attractive you are a class that relies heavily on skill spam so running out of energy will be common  
Tips on using skills and acquiring talents: 
I recommend directly acquiring the key talent of expert skills, then the improvement of demonic appearance and finally the skill points, after that you can go acquiring in the order you like The talents of this class are extremely useful, especially the demonic appearance upgrade but to increase your damage it is preferable to acquire the expert upgrades first, in which case you prefer to focus on pvp first, then get the Demonic appareance  talent first  If possible use Annihilation  only in demonic form this to take advantage of the 25% more damage of  Exaltation  in combination of the guaranteed crit. This can be done by activating the demonic form and after using the deactivate the transformation. And yes, the demonic transformation can be deactivate so if you are not fighting something or there are no enemies nearby, turn it off! you must save hate to be able to activate it faster later Due to the activation delay that the Explosion of Chaos  has, I recommend using it before jumping towards a group of enemies, so you can eliminate them or not be exposed when activating the ability in the middle of the fight but only do this in case you don't have enough hate to be able to transform, in case you can transform simply activate the demonic form use Otherworldly Boost  to reach the center of the group and use Explosion of Chaos  to destroy the group faster to fight bosses it is preferable to fight without activating the demonic form, while when fighting against mobs or mini-bosses it is advisable to use the demonic form to eliminate them quickly  
Buffs
 
PvP Guide (Player versus Player)
Here the guide expands much more because there is still no perfect build for this class, opinions are divided and the debate continues, so I will recommend the build that has worked for me personally, the build that many reapers use and a build in my opinion will be quite good after the balance in some skills of this class
Recommended Builds: 
 
Most used build:
 
My personal build:
 
New personal build:
 
Note: Since the class is still very new, don't be afraid to try new builds if you feel that one ability is better than another.
 Relics:
 
 Evisceration:
 
 Demonic appareance
 
 Otherworldly Boost
 
 Indulgence of Chaos
 
 Chains of the underworld
 
item selection:
 
Gear Options:
 
Accessories Options:
If you don't want to see math and just skip to the recommendation, just ignore the text and go to the images
 
Weapon Options:
 
How to deal with every class (except legion classes) 
 
Tips for arena
These are more general tips that will help you with the reaper or playing any class, for the most veteran players it will possibly be something normal but for someone just starting this may be useful
 
Always check the area you should always check the area when entering the arena, your way of playing will not always be the same, you should always change and adapt to the compositions that exist both in your team and in the opponent, in one you can play very offensive if your team has good initiators (barb, dk, chief) or very defensive if your team lacks one but has better defensive capacity (warlock, hunter, charmer, shaman) Use buffs! in arena this is very important, a person with buffs will be much stronger than a person who does not use them, if you want to increase your chances of winning always use buffs (potion, scroll, food) Go with a partner preferably a support. the reapers have limited healing capacity, it will also be of great help since sometimes the return of damage from delayed death is very large Don't start the fight! the reaper is a very bad initiator, you don't have a stun in the area (which you can use without activating demon form before) nor a reliable damage reduction ability (delayed death will return the damage received, don't trust that ability) let others take the enemies attention and jump to their supports or damage dealers so you have a chance to kill someone and reduce their healing/damage if you manage to kill one learn to select enemies It won't have the same impact using all your attacks in a tank than in a support or a class that gives damage, look for who is your best target, is there a support and full tanks? focus on the support, are there damage classes without a support? focus on him, memorize the names of each enemy you face and ask yourself "does he have good damage?" "Does he is very endurance?" "He's good playing?" if you always remember that, you will know who to eliminate first, always go for the weakest or least experienced first, they will be easy prey  
Tips on masive fights
 
the ideal way to proceed in a fight of this magnitude is to first fill the hate meter in any way possible, your top priority when fighting is to fill this meter until you are able to activate your demonic form and try to keep it until the fight starts.
 
Once you have managed to fill the hate and go to start the battle do not rush, reaper is still one of the classes with less endurance among the melee, to be efficient in battle you should stay a little away from the center of the fight or stay hidden in the crowd, after a few seconds that all enemies have used their abilities aoe, it will be time to activate the demonic form and start using aoe abilities.
 
Although it should be clear that this only works in battles where the number of enemies is not very high, the resistance charges are very easy to remove and due to the nerf with the heavy mm, hold in the center of a fight is no longer possible, so try to kill anyone who approaches from the sides, anyone who enters the middle of the crowd or anyone who tries to kill the supports, focus on defending the back line, when you see that the enemy numbers are down, jump to eliminate all the enemies you can.
 
Wars:
Maintaining hate in wars is extremely easy thanks to the large number of mobs that are in the area, now something that you may not have thought about when defending or waiting for a unit, is the use of the Dummy to maintain hate at a level optimal and without leaving the town  
Raids:
Like the wars, keeping your hate will be easy thanks to the number of mobs around these bosses, except for some exceptions or situations, a good way to keep your hate at an optimal level is using the "revenge" ability in the boss and returning the formation  
GvG:
Although in most GvG there are mobs that will allow you to manage the hate, there are others in which it will be impossible for you to gain hate without fighting, so it is best to stay behind attacking anyone who enters the group in order to fill the hate  
For this type of fight I recommend using the talent Devastating Flash  in case you want to focus on this type of fights, I recommend the following build
 
Buffs
 
To conclude I would like to add a final note to this guide.
As I said before starting this guide, the reaper has enormous potential but due to certain mechanics it is not a popular class, it is flashy, yes, but it is not a class that many people use as their main class so the information and the limits that it is class can reach are still unknown, as far as I have tried a very good class and although it is not very complex or difficult to understand, once you study it.
 
Mastering it is really the challenge since being strong is not the same as being good, even having all the amplification, all the books, all the talents there have been and will be, if you don't take your time to study this class, practice and experiment , possibly you will not get the results you expect or you will not take full advantage of the potential that this class has to offer. This class demands time, dedication, conviction and above all patience, you won't get results in a day, a week or a month but sooner or later you will, don't be afraid to try skills, equipment or strategies. You never know if what you tried out of curiosity will end up being the build that hundreds of new reapers will use later.
 
If you want to add any information, suggestion, opinion or doubt about this guide or the class, do not be afraid to add it in the comments, I will be more than willing to answer them since, like many, I learned arguing with other reapers and with that I went acquiring knowledge that after I was testing until I found the best result. With this said, I hope that it can be of help to you at the beginning of the journey that this new class will be, I hope you have a good day and a pleasant experience with this class.
 
Thank you for reading
 

Hunter
         
Hunter is a Legion Mountain Clan ranged class that specialize in Damage Dealing and Area Control
 
      Attack   
    Defense   
    Control  
 Difficulty  
  
 
 
 
 Pros and Cons 
Pros:
One of the best DPS class in Legion and in game. Has the ability to control enemy’s movement and limit their fighting capability. A great class for mass fights and events “Guild vs Guild”.  
Cons:
Lack of survivability and defensive or escape abilities. Lack of burst “high damage in a short amount of time”. Difficult to control in terms of positioning and play-style.  
 
  Skill information 
 
Here you can find all the information about hunter’s skills as well as demonstration.
 
   PvE and PvP 
Builds 
   
PvE As mentioned before Hunter is one of the best DPS classes in legion and they play the part of the party/guild damage dealer. In terms of build there are two main builds that we will discuss, Single target and mass.  
Single target  mainly played for dungeons and Raid bosses that require a lot of single target damage     "Mythical sea" and "Mythical nadir" dungeons are great example to use this build for. Basic:
 
Expert:
 
Mass or group damage build is mainly played for dungeons or events that requires a lot of group damage    Castle dungeons are a great example for this build. Basic:
 
 Expert:
 
 
PvP: Hunters are a great class when it comes to PvP, they deal a good amount of damage while also having  a helpful crowd control abilities. In terms of build there are two categories that we can divide hunter builds into, Arena and GvG/War.         
Arena build can split into three options based on the situation or your play-style
 
The standard  Offers a lot of damage while also gain a lot of stuns/control     This build works really well against opponents that rely too much on their skills whether for: Healing     Dealing Damage    Control    Keep in mind that some classes have abilities that grant them  Resistance which can ignore all control skills for few seconds making this build weak against:   Mage  Blade Dancer  Barbarian  Chieftain  
 Basic:
 Expert:
 
The Dodge  Similar to the standard build in terms of stuns/control however it shifts more into surviving or withstanding damage by filling up your  Dodge stat while also having a bit of  Damage reduction. The idea of this build is to avoid as much damage as possible even against characters who has  Accuracy boost as it forces them to spend extra skill points into their accuracy skill making them lose points in other important skills thus lowering their damage or their fighting capability. Even though this build focuses more onto leveling  Dodge and Damage reduction skills rather than damage it can still deal a decent amount of damage.  This build works really well against opponents that deals a lot of burst or DPS such as:  Blade Dancer  Seeker  Warden  Mage  Rogue  Chieftain  Barbarian  Warlock  Reaper On the other hand there are some classes that have the ability to increase their  Accuracy which lower the chance of attacks being Dodge making this build a bit weaker against:  Mage  Ranger  Barbarian  Chieftain keep in mind that you cannot   Dodge Skills effect you can only Dodge the damage for example you can Dodge  Barbarian  Shield strike Damage or   Mage  Shattered Stone damage however you cannot Dodge the  Stun duration and it will still  Stun you even if you Dodge it.  Basic:
 Expert:
 
The damage focused This build focuses on dealing an insane amount of damage    and being a threat to almost anyone against you.  This build is generally good against all classes however it works best against opponents that are hard to kill or lack defensive skills like:  Warden  Ranger  Death knight  Hunter  Keep in mind, due to the fact it lack any sort of stuns  or defensive stats  this build leaves you extremely vulnerable against opponents who has mobility skills such as:  Mage  Seeker  Blade dancer  Barbarian  Rogue  Chieftain As you've noticed this build has a lot of counters and is hard to play so if you're planning on playing it I recommend having a support class as your partner to make sure you don't die too fast like:  Necromancer  Shaman  Charmer Building a lot of  Steal Health also works well with this build. Building  Resistance could also help by avoiding stuns or control skills.   Basic:
 
 Expert:
 
GvG/war This category consist of a one major build that is very effective and can be shifted between damage  and control  Hunters work really well with other control   classes allowing them to setup their group damage   skills easily. Hunters also work well together due to hunters being able to stack  "Hunter's Mark" for each other but keep in mind the increased received damage is based on your  Mark's level not the character who applied it.   Basic:
 
 Expert:
 
Keep in mind that these builds are merely favored and can be changed or modified based on your preference or play-style.
 
  Itemization  
 
Having the correct Gears is very important, the combination of the stats items grant could amplify your hunter potential whether when it come to dealing damage, surviving or straight up enabling whatever build or play-style you have in mind. When it comes to Itemization we have two categories, PvE and PvP.
 
PvE
For PvE it's important to have the right gears that will grant you the best/highest amount of necessary stats to output the most damage possible while also still having some defensive capability to not get one-shotted. In terms of itemization we can split it into two categories Early game and Late game.  
Early game The idea of early game gears is to have cheap available gears to use until you finish your late game build while still allowing you to finish dungeons and quests at your level. The following stats are the ones you want to focus on, try getting them as high as possible.  Critical hit  Attack speed  Penetration Stacking some Defensive Stats as well as some armor amplification can help you survive a bit more so its recommend to get:  Life Steal  Solidity In early game there are many options and combinations of gears that works well but I would recommend the following build as it offers the best stats in terms gears availability and cost. I would recommend going for the crafted Crossbow or the spring Bow for they offer the best stats.  crafted Crossbow offers more  damage and  penetration.  spring Bow Grants more  Critical as well as  Attack Strength. Here you can find the stats and calculations of the build
 
Late game In the late game hunters tend to shine the most with the help of their skills and combined with merman gears they can show their maximum potential as damage dealers. The following stats are the core stats these should be maxed out.  Critical hit  Attack speed  Accuracy  Penetration In the late game after having your Core stats maxed you should start filling your other offensive stats that could add up to your damage like:  Critical hit Strength  Skill Cooldown  Attack strength  Piercing Stacking some Defensive Stats as well as some armor amplification can help you survive a bit more so its recommend to get:  Life Steal  Solidity I would recommend going for the crafted Crossbow or the spring Crossbow for they offer the best stats.  Crafted Crossbow offers more  Speed.  Spring Crossbow offers  Attack Strength.  
Here you can find the stats and calculations of the build
 
 
PvP
When it comes to PvP you want to have as much impact as possible when it comes to dealing damage or control while also withstanding damage and not be a weak target thus having the correct items will aid you in doing your job to deal damage. The following stats are the core stats these should be maxed out.  Ferocity  Resilience  Attack speed  Accuracy  Penetration after having your Core stats maxed you should start filling your other offensive stats that could add up to your damage like:  Skill Cooldown  Attack strength  Piercing  Stun Stacking some Defensive Stats as well as some armor amplification can help you survive a bit more so its recommend to get:  Life Steal  Resistance Keep in mind that incase you decide to use a different Crossbow than the Arena one it is not necessary to have your Ferocity maxed out, however you should at least have 30% Ferocity From enchantment else your damage will drop significantly  the advantage of using different kind of Crossbow could be to boost your other offensive stats which could be more useful in different situations.  I would recommend to either use the standard arena Crossbow  or the Crafted Crossbow  Arena Crossbow offers more  Ferocity.  Crafted Crossbow offers more  Speed.  
Here you can find the stats and calculations of the build:
 
 Buffs and minion 
 
 
Buffs and Minions are generally used to aid you in your battles from amplifying your damage or stats to supporting you with extra damage or control.
We will split them into two categories PvE and PvP
PvE  
PvP  
It is also advised to always carry some essentials as they can be useful in almost all situations.
 Greater Life Potion:
Restores 60% of the character's maximum health.
 Life Scroll:
Allows you to resurrect your Hero in case of death.
 Courage Scroll.
Allows you to resurrect your Hero in case of death during a castle attack and guild battles.
 
  Tips and advice  
For newbies
 
 When you’ve just created your hunter and you’re level is still low it’s not a good idea to level  Combat stance first as you don’t have enough  mana regeneration early to maintain it so I would recommend leveling your other skills   first and leaving it for last for when you gain more  mana regeneration.  
Getting the group damage expert skills   first once you're level 18 can help you finish quest faster as they provide more value in terms of damage compared to stats skills    
As I mentioned before hunters don’t have the ability to tank damage without dying and they can easily be overwhelmed by mobs or getting caught by an enemy assassin, so it’s always a good idea to have a healer with you in your party whether a minion  for dungeons or a friend who plays a support class for arena or both.  Necromancer are great partner when it comes to dungeons as they provide a lot of damage boost and healing.  Shaman on the other hand are a great partner for arena and battles as they provide consistent healing and damage reduction.  Charmer can also be a great support partner if they adapt the staff build they can provide some consistent healing and also a lot of stuns/control.  
Hunter’s can sometimes steal the aggro from the party tank which can put you in a tough spot so always watch your damage and your party tank aggression skill to not get yourself killed, it’s also a good idea to get  Tranquil Potions which can reduce your damage aggro  Hunters can be really difficult to control and play as they rely too much on positioning but once you get the hang of it hunters can become a really fun class to play.  
 
This is the end of the guide I hope it can be of use to others and shine more light into hunters, if you have any question or if you've spotted any error or inaccurate information feel free to let me know
 
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I just want drop rate to be  more than hero nadir, that will make me happy and for rides i cant wait they are my favorite(i aweys think devs shouid make some permament ones like "burn the pointy or something".

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