Frustration – after one of your attacks is blocked, gain 15% damage for 10s.Critical Gains – heal yourself for 10% of the damage done.Fatal Attraction – after you pull, do a spin attack dealing 115% weapon damage.Hunger – heal yourself for 30% of damage done by Reap.Reap – extend your axe 5m, pulling foes to you and dealing 110% weapon damage.Charge – charge 10m, dealing 120% weapon damage when you reach a target.
Reap, in particular, self-heals you so it is crucial.īelow are the best options to pick in the Great Axe Reaper Tree: As the Class is all about crowd control, it is important to choose moves that group up enemies so you can take them out in one go. In the Reaper Tree, there are three Active Skills, each with their own upgrades, and nine Passives. Mauler is all about dealing damage with AoE (area-of-effect) attacks.
Reaper focuses on crowd control and keeping the enemy threat on you and away from allies when in a group. There are two Great Axe Weapon Mastery Trees: Reaper and Mauler.
If you can spare a point or two, Constitution can also be used as it increases your max HP, but don't focus on it-go for armor and Gems that have Constitution Attribute Points attached instead. You want to do as much damage as you can with this weapon, so prioritizing this is a must. The Great Axe scales with Strength so this is where you need to put most of your points. Contrary to other weapons of its type, it also has self-healing buffs which makes it perfect for jumping right into the heat of battle without worrying about your HP, unlike other options such as the War Hammer.
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