They won't buff you when they are dead and their buffs on you are the main reason they exist. Just remember if they are dying it's a loss for you. This is a sustained damage, very fluid and relaxing playstyle, that still has some room for calculated and skillful play at the high end. But if you do have the gear for it, go for it I guess. Rooting its powers firmly in the dedicated Patterns of Justice set, Tempest Rush gains a new way to achieve endgame viability in the Monk pantheon of builds. If you have to go below 25k main stat or remove nems and flavour it's never worth it. Without the gem it's quite difficult to gear them well enough to both perform their functions and survive in a high rift. Otherwise they basically do nothing except get in the way lol.Īlso, always the cannot die item unless you are a pet build and using the pet gem for massive damage reduction. Bracers and amulet give pylon buffs which are crucial to pushing GRs. 25k of their main stat will get their abilities to full power and will also benefit you. Attack speed lets them use their skills a bit quicker which will benefit you. Their damage will always be shit so ignore any dps stats. When you get into high pushing and you need to squeeze everything you can out of your character a mempo and tal rasha chest can add more attack speed. Sages and cains crafted sets with a rorg can be handy and are great early.

Your top priorities when gearing them should beġ - nemesis bracers and a flavour of time amuletĪfter that you can add other things. But in 9 out of 10 cases, enchantress is best. If your build doesn't benefit in any way at all from cdr, go scoundrel for crit.

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