Battle Standard (if you remember to drop it) is very powerful and helpful for tougher enemies. That typically kills or heavily injures the enemies around me.īoss Run Tips: If you plan to farm bosses with this build make sure to use the Battle Standard and don't bother with Distort Reality. For AoE farming aka mobbing what I like to do with the Harbinger is to Phantom Strike into a pack of enemies then us Distort Reality for some AoE damage. With the appropriate gear and weapons the Harbinger build will be able to do mass AoE farming as well as boss runs quite easily.

These will make a big difference for you when it comes to survival, which is where this build is weakest. Along with getting resistances for your character, you'll want to get Life Leech and any Health Regen that you can get your hands on. Without the appropriate gear you'll basically be a glass cannon. Once you make it to Epic and Legendary difficulties you'll need some resistances to make sure you don't die to harder enemies and bosses. Much like with all melee builds in ARPGs it's going to be heavily gear and weapon dependent if this is your first character it will be difficult to farm better gear since you'll struggle killing the hardest bosses without gear in the first place. It has very high damage output but low survivability without good gear. The Harbinger build in Titan Quest is one of the more powerful Dual Wielding builds in the game. Important Stats: Elemental Resistances, Physical Resistances, Vitality/Bleed Resistance, Life Leech and +SkillsĪttributes: Primarily put into Strength but you'll also want enough Dexterity to use Stonebinder's Cuffs on each difficulty (425 - 450 Dexterity at level 60+ works best) Primary Skills: Onslaught, Phantom Strike, Distort Reality

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