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This build focuses on almost-constantly using the Whirlwind skill to clear groups of enemies with ease.
Enhanced Whirlwind is an essential upgrade, as it generates Fury whenever Whirlwind deals damage to an enemy.
With Enhanced Rallying Cry, it’ll also make you Unstoppable while active.
Unstoppable makes you immune to any crowd control effects, and ends any that are currently taking effect.
With Enhanced War Cry, it’ll also make youBerserkfor four seconds.
Attach the Warbringer board.
In total, the Starting Board should use 27 Paragon Points.
Then, path up to the right to the Glyph and insert Imbiber.
Scoop up any remaining Willpower nodes near the Glyph, and then move to the Board Attachment Gate.
Move towards the center to get the Warbringer node.
In total, the Warbringer board should use 55 Paragon Points.
This is our main focus here - we don’t need the Legendary node on this board.
In total, the Flawless Technique board should use 39 Paragon Points.
We’d also recommend getting the rare Butcher node, before moving up to the nearby Board Attachment Gate.
In total, the Hemorrhage board should use 57 Paragon Points.
In total, the Blood Rage board should use 47 Paragon Points.
This system lets the Barbarian use multiple weapons, automatically switching between them to use your active skills.
As you use different weapon types, you will rank up their respective Expertise.
This will affect all skills, including Whirlwind, and help you kill enemies slightly faster.
Secondly, we’d opt for gear that boosts yourWillpower, as this will raise your Fury generation.
In your weapons, we’d recommend usingSkullsfor increased Life on kill.
If there are empty sockets available in your armor, useRubiesto increase your maximum Life.
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