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Werewolves- why do most builds use dual wield axes?
Sanguis_Tiberius
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Like the title says, why do WW builds usually run dual axes? Also, what do you run on your back bar when not in WW?
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Reverb✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Bleed builds. Back bar is usually bow, sometimes 2h.Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. ~Friedrich Nietzsche6 -
Qbiken✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭First of all:
No weapon-passives are active in werewolf form. So the passive bleed from using axes will never proc in WW-form.
2nd of all:
The main reason is that it gives you access to use two enchantments. The reason you´re using axes is to be able to put some pressure in human form.3 -
Qbiken✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Sanguis_Tiberius wrote: »First of all:
No weapon-passives are active in werewolf form. So the passive bleed from using axes will never proc in WW-form.
2nd of all:
The main reason is that it gives you access to use two enchantments. The reason you´re using axes is to be able to put some pressure in human form.
That's what I thought but I've seen so many dedicated WW players say they're stacking axe bleeds with WW attacks. Glad I wasn't crazy. I'm trying for a stamblade WW but all my past WW builds have been so squishy in form.
Well you can stack them, since they´re all different bleeds. You can apply all non-werewolf bleeds in human form, transform and then apply the werewolf light attack bleed.6
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DeadlyRecluse✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭For the same reason many stamina builds in general run dual axes. Them bleeds.Thrice Empress, Forever Scrub1 -
Sanguis_Tiberius✭✭✭First of all:
No weapon-passives are active in werewolf form. So the passive bleed from using axes will never proc in WW-form.
2nd of all:
The main reason is that it gives you access to use two enchantments. The reason you´re using axes is to be able to put some pressure in human form.
That's what I thought but I've seen so many dedicated WW players say they're stacking axe bleeds with WW attacks. Glad I wasn't crazy. I'm trying for a stamblade WW but all my past WW builds have been so squishy in form.0 -
Sanguis_Tiberius✭✭✭Sanguis_Tiberius wrote: »First of all:
No weapon-passives are active in werewolf form. So the passive bleed from using axes will never proc in WW-form.
2nd of all:
The main reason is that it gives you access to use two enchantments. The reason you´re using axes is to be able to put some pressure in human form.
That's what I thought but I've seen so many dedicated WW players say they're stacking axe bleeds with WW attacks. Glad I wasn't crazy. I'm trying for a stamblade WW but all my past WW builds have been so squishy in form.
Well you can stack them, since they´re all different bleeds. You can apply all non-werewolf bleeds in human form, transform and then apply the werewolf light attack bleed.
That makes sense but I think a lot of people believe their axe bleeds proc in WW form.0