Dream helm on merc
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The Son Of Disaster
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Re: Dream helm on merc
This is definately something to consider. Though if you use mages they can take care of PI's just a bit more slowly. Also CE deals 50% Fire dmg. I personally think theres enough other ways around a PI as a summoner that a different merc helm could be more benficial.
This is definately something to consider. Though if you use mages they can take care of PI's just a bit more slowly. Also CE deals 50% Fire dmg. I personally think theres enough other ways around a PI as a summoner that a different merc helm could be more benficial.
MrOzio
Banned
Re: Dream helm on merc
First you equip his gear, then exit and rejoin a game, when you rejoin he will have his auras active. Rinse and repeat if he dies.
Yes, you can have more than two auras. Check out my "Auramancer" thread. I'm going to use Hoj/Dream/Dragon on an Act2 Holy Freeze Merc. It works and works well.
First you equip his gear, then exit and rejoin a game, when you rejoin he will have his auras active. Rinse and repeat if he dies.
Re: Dream helm on merc
I think I would take a Guillaume's or Andy's Visage over this one for Merc. I don't really see the need. If you need to take out PIs, Magi seem capable of it or you can always make a special golem or equip your Merc with something like a "Rift" or "Obedience."
Re: Dream helm on merc
Very well, I believe that can put everything to rest. A Lightning Wolf with Crescent Moon and four-facet body armor would probably do great with two Dreams, or a Fire Wolf with Hand of Justice and two Dragons with three-facet helm, can still be viable, but I think people want Desert Warriors for summoners. I only see the Dream/Dragon/Infinity combination on a Holy Freeze mercenary viable for Lord of the Magi builds, and then you'd probably want the Dream and Dragon to be usable on Paladins with the Infinity possibly in a non-ethereal so you can add Cyclone Armor to your Bone Armor protection (sick).
Very well, I believe that can put everything to rest. A Lightning Wolf with Crescent Moon and four-facet body armor would probably do great with two Dreams, or a Fire Wolf with Hand of Justice and two Dragons with three-facet helm, can still be viable, but I think people want Desert Warriors for summoners. I only see the Dream/Dragon/Infinity combination on a Holy Freeze mercenary viable for Lord of the Magi builds, and then you'd probably want the Dream and Dragon to be usable on Paladins with the Infinity possibly in a non-ethereal so you can add Cyclone Armor to your Bone Armor protection (sick).
MrOzio
Banned
Re: Dream helm on merc
If that were so then why am I still seeing three different pulses? Fire, Light, Frost. Each have different animations when the enemy is hit and I can see all three.
Summerfun
Diabloii.Net Member
Re: Dream helm on merc
You could ofc try to test is yourself, instead of just looking at the animation.
Do you allso belive what the LCS tells you?
Well, lucky you. If you dont belive me thats up to you.
You could ofc try to test is yourself, instead of just looking at the animation.
Do you allso belive what the LCS tells you?
Summerfun
Diabloii.Net Member
Re: Dream helm on merc
1-278 thats nothing!
The problem is that with lvl 30 HS aura (2*dream) the aura dmg is still just
1-278 thats nothing!
Re: Dream helm on merc
Dream for an act two mercenary adds with Dragon and his own Holy Freeze while Infinity makes the pulses and added melee damage, as well as other party members elemental attacks, more effective. With Lower Resist, it can be very effective, but using it for physical immunes doesn't make sense since you're casting curses, anyway. Amplify Damage usually successfully does that.
Now, on an act three merc, two Dreams and Crescent Moon with faceted armor can be effective on other builds, but Necromancers should rarely have a non-meatshield (I can only think of three-five builds in the history of the game, and some may no longer be as effective as they once were).
Dream for an act two mercenary adds with Dragon and his own Holy Freeze while Infinity makes the pulses and added melee damage, as well as other party members elemental attacks, more effective. With Lower Resist, it can be very effective, but using it for physical immunes doesn't make sense since you're casting curses, anyway. Amplify Damage usually successfully does that.
Now, on an act three merc, two Dreams and Crescent Moon with faceted armor can be effective on other builds, but Necromancers should rarely have a non-meatshield (I can only think of three-five builds in the history of the game, and some may no longer be as effective as they once were).