(varies)Įnergy: Base (with items, along with the Meditation aura, you will have more than enough mana)įor the most part, the majority of your points are going to be placed into Vitality. Strength: Enough for endgame gear (118 for Guardian Angel is recommended)ĭexterity: Considering this build’s weapon of choice will likely be a scepter, I suggest going with 70 dexterity to use the elite class Caduceus weapons. Version 1.10 – Expanded some sections, cleaned up a bit. This being the first draft of this guide (and my first guide in general), it may still be a little rough around the edges, but all of the necessities will be covered. In this guide, I’ll be going over each section individually, covering each one with as much detail as possible. Also, even though this is fairly obvious, this is not an effective PvP build. This is, by no means, a “power” build, however with it you can fortify any party like no other character in the game. This is not a build made for solo play you will have almost no offensive capability versus non-undead monster types. The focus of this build is team support massive healing, versatile support auras, and slaughtering the Undead with extreme prejudice. Hello, and welcome to my first attempt at making a detailed guide to making one of the more interesting Paladin builds, the Cleric. The internet archive still has a copy, though I have posted the full text here for ease of use. However, when they switched over to a new site they dropped the old Diablo 2 strategy pages. This build was originally found on the Strategy Compendium part of. It’s fun to not worry about doing the best damage. It’s truly selfless build about keeping your party alive, but very unique for a Diablo 2 build. Your paladin becomes a real tank with max resists, max block, high health, and high defense. You can solo undead monsters successfully, but anything else you must rely on your party. This is the first oddball build I tried, and I had a blast.
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