The next Companion you should seek to summon is the Poison Creeper, which will handle all of your Area of Effect needs by strangling, poisoning, and holding enemies in place while your wolves tear them to pieces along with your Storm Strike and Tornado. You can start in any order you wish, but we recommend getting the Wolves first as they can help with sustained single-target damage to start taking down enemies quickly while you assist with Storm Strike to take out multiple foes.īy taking the Brutal Wolf Pack modifier, your crits will not only hasten cooldowns, but also make your wolves fight faster and harder as a two-for-one bonus!Ĭompanion Skill 2 - Poison Creeper (Brutal Poison Creeper) Having so many summons may seem dangerous, but when you take the Packleader Spirit Boon, it will reset the cooldowns of your summons fairly quickly, letting you take out allies again and again.

Once you hit level 15 and start the side quest to gain Spirit Bonding, you can now start allocating points to each of the three companions you'll be summoning. Since you won't need Spirit as much as other builds, taking the Preserving modifier skill will help out more by increasing your rate of attack alongside your animal allies.Ĭompanion Skill 1 - Wolves (Brutal Wolf Pack) It's one of the best ways to stay in the fight while letting your animals become the main source of damage, while making sure you can still assist on the front-lines without dying. Since you'll be focusing on less core or spirit skills once you gain your Companions, you should instead focus on a self-healing skill like Blood Howl. By choosing the Innate modifier skill, you'll also be able to use enemy aggression to your advantage by making any who attack you vulnerable when you push them away, letting your allies mop them up even faster.ĭefensive Skill 2 - Blood Howl (Preserving Blood Howl)

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