Since you’ll be blocking a lot, this skill will be activated a lot, so you’ll be dealing considerable passive damage on top of Lacerate and the bleeding damage it will be inflicting. Blocking activates the skill, which in turn deals 115-175% of your base damage, which is a lot. Players can only have this skill with The Surrender, a Unique shield. While the build mostly relies on Lacerate to deal damage, it has a secondary skill, Reckoning. For more usable mana while using Blood and Sand, have it with an Enlighten support gems. The skill then synergizes with Blood and Sand, which gives the skill a chance to inflict Bleeding to enemies it hits.
For Lacerate’s support gems, have Awakened Melee Physical Damage, Awakened Brutality, Awakened Multistrike, Awakened Deadly Ailments, and Fortify. Lacerate and ReckoningĪs the name suggests, the core skill of this build is Lacerate, which deals a small conical AOE damage on two opposite directions, and the mobs directly in front of the Gladiator being dealt twice the damage. But if you’re looking for a very safe bet, you can’t go wrong with this one. If you’re offense-oriented, this isn’t for you. The bottom line is that the sheer survivability is what makes it an attractive choice. Needless to say, it also means that this Gladiator takes more time in taking down bosses, and that it’s not for impatient players. It also does not help that the build has a more limited damage cap. On the other hand, it has a slower clear speed compared to most builds, as it relies on damage over time. Finally, this build is not a pricey one, so you can save your Exalted Orbs for other things in the future. Also, the build makes good use of the Ascendancy’s survivability, allowing you to brave hordes of enemies and even bosses without much fear as long as you don’t mess up too bad. Among them, the biggest would be the fact that it can run all content.
This Gladiator build comes with many advantages.
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