3.0 Dual Striker Leechtank The Wolf Bleeds Yet Dies Not 2xCORE SHAPER UBER ATZ [Umbra-Soup-Rogue]

As stated above, be creative! Learn what each gem does and decide how best to fit it with your playstyle, build, and gear.


Leap Slam activates fortify (flat damage reduction), and knocks enemies back. If you choose to use the Bloodlust build, it will start a bleed on enemies which dual strike turns into hundreds of thousands of DPS. If you're using axes, then this is your only movement skill, and can therefore fit an extra support gem here if using on gloves. Culling Strike is a solid option, which kills anything 10% life when slammed. The Endurance Charge on Melee Stun is another utility option, which synergizes with Immortal Call. Immortal Call + CWDT activates brief total physical damage immunity when hit and if using Bringer of Rain, blocking can grant endurance charges which discharge when hit to increase Immortal Call's duration. When leap slamming in mobs, you can feel free to put in an gem to more easily get endurance charges rather than to cull mobs. They tend to die pretty fast so more layers of defense may be more helpful.


If using swords, the gems in the 'Links by Rogue' section above, allows the use of Whirling Blades and Flicker Strike as well.


Most importantly (besides Dual Strike) is the Ancestral Warchief totem set up. If using the Bloodlust set up, Chance to Bleed must be on totem. Maim is next priority for more damage both for your totem and for Dual Strike. If using axes and you have a slot free, Culling Strike or Faster Attacks is a good choice.

If using Bringer of Rain, your sockets are very limited. If you use Bloodlust, you need Chance to Bleed on both totem and Leap Slam, everything else is extra. BoR is not worth the trouble unless it's literally cheaper than a good 5 link chest, or if it's legacy.


Vengeance is the wildcard, great addition to any build, just throw it in where you can for extra damage, supports are nice but not needed. Moar damage, moar stuns, moar bleeds!