Dec 19, 2017 It’s also known as the “Tornado Barb”, “WW Barb”, or “Whirly-Barb”. Frenzy Barb: Using the Frenzy skill, this type of Barbarian specializes in wielding dual weapons and deal massive amounts of damage to single enemies. It’s popular for its rapid movement and attack speed. Berserker: This is the ultimate damage build. The Berserk skill converts all physical damage to magical, overriding physical immunities. Stat Priority guide for Diablo 3. Stat Priority Patch 2.1.2. Managing Primary (Strength, Dexterity, Intelligence, Vitality) and Secondary (Critical Chance, Critical Damage, Attack Speed, Weapon Damage, Armor, etc.) stats is critical for maximizing your Barbarian. Sep 29, 2007% enhanced dmg or max dmg jewels? Just wonderin what would be better, ive already got a 8% enhanced dmg with 20 poison dmg over 4 secs in my stash, and i was wondering if that would be better to soc in my +barb skill helm that already has a perfest rolled max dmg jewel in it (15 max dmg, 12. Charms, introduced in Diablo II: Lord of Destruction, provide bonuses to the player simply by being kept in the inventory.Charms kept in the stash or in the Horadric Cube will not convey their bonuses to the player. Charms, like Amulets and Rings, cannot spawn as normal, but always appear as either magic or unique.There are no rare, set, or crafted Charms in regular Diablo II, though they may. Dec 02, 2018 The Whirlwind Build is probably one of the most famous builds in Diablo 2 from the beginning to now. This classic uses the ability to ignore unit collision with the Whirlwind attack animation, making your Barbarian a spinning top of death. There is a glitch (still!) that can cause some of your WW Barb’s attacks to not hit.

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ED & min/max dmg jewels
I asked the following in the 1pt smiter guide over in the pala forums..

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Ok, so I realised one of my mf sorcs must've found this jewel: 40%dmg, 4max. I thought of putting it in my gulli face, but I seem to remember reading something about a bug with off hand ED or max dmg? Can someone give me an idea about which bug I may (or may not!) be thinking about & whether its a good idea to put this in my gulli or whether I should put an um in instead, & sell the jewel for some currency? Thanks!

But I have turned up some confusion it seems..

Ragnarod said:

Don't, you're right about the bug.. In jewels with both ED and max/min damage the ED is applied to the max/min damage added by the jewel only, and not to your total damage, if they're socketed in something other than weapons. That's why socketing a plain 40% ED jewel in your helm would add much more damage than that 40% ED 4 max jewel

Ceramic Weasel said:

I don't think that's how it works. I was under the distinct impression that the 40%ed would apply to everything except the min/max damage on the same off-weapon item.

Ragnarod said:

Now I'm not sure, I've done a search and I've found both explanations for the ED/max and ED/min jewel bug. From the Strategy Compendium:
If a jewel adds both ed% and min dmg, the ed% will only affect the max dmg.
If a jewel has both ed% and max dmg, the ed% only affects the min dmg.
Yet here there's another poster saying basically the same you're saying, so..
After some more search there's another explanation that combines parts of both: in an ED/max jewel the ED works fine for the min damage of the character, but only modifies the jewel's +max damage which is added to the max damage of the character.
I guess someone should test this more thoroughly, I'm not really sure about which one is correct right now

Can anyone confirm which is right or if they are both right or what exactly the bug is? If my jewel isnt worth a lot I would be willing to do some testing I guess!

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Barbarian.

The Diablo II Barbarian is a master of melee and physical combat. Powerful in melee combat, the Barbarian boasts very high damage and hit points, natural abilities that raise his resistance and defense, and the ability to share powerful bonuses with his party members through the use of warcries.

In the game story, the Barbarian tribes are powerful, nomadic, and misunderstood. Previously seen as savages by most peoples, the Barbarians' culture has become known and respected, even as the Barbarians remain a people apart, living on the fringe of civilization and refusing the influence of those they see as soft and weak.

Information about the Barbarian class found in Diablo I: Hellfire may be found on the Diablo I: Hellfire Barbarian page.

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The Barbarian, a member of any of several tribes on the fringes of civilization, rebuffs the influence of those he sees as soft and weak.

Endless clan warfare and the constant struggle to survive in the hostile wilderness are reflected in the Barbarian's sturdy and powerful frame. Though perhaps lacking the sophistication of city-folk, the Barbarian has an acute awareness of his surroundings. Because of his shamanistic belief in the animal powers with whom he identifies, the Barbarian is sometimes associated with stories of lycanthropy. In fact, he believes he can call upon totemic animal spirits to infuse him with supernatural strengths and abilities, but these only work to improve his already superb battle-tactics.

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The Barbarian is considered to be an improvement over the Warrior class available in Diablo I. The Barbarian's most innovative feature is the ability to wield two weapons at the same time. Allotting points to his 'Double Swing' skill in his Combat Actions tree will optimize this ability, enabling him to perform a quick attack with both weapons. Coupled with Skill Synergies, any Barbarian has the potential to become a potent fighter.

Attribute	Starts	Per additional point	Each Level Up
Strength	30	-	-
Dexterity	20	-	-
Vitality	25	+ 4 to Life, 1 Stamina	-
Energy	10	1 Mana	-
Stamina	91	-	+1
Life	55	-	+2
Mana	10	-	+1

Being a melee specialist, a Barbarian should be mindful of his health and keep a plentiful stock of health potions. Luckily he possesses Find Potion and this will aid him in successfully harvesting a health potion from the body of a slain monster. At higher levels, if he charges into a situation he's not ready to handle he has a leap skill that will enable him to jump over the pack and into safety. From there he's more than capable of putting some distance between himself and his opponents as he has the highest amount of stamina out of any of the classes and can run for a good distance before needing to rest to replenish his stamina.

To enhance his Combat Skills the Barbarian has an entire tree dedicated to Combat Masteries. All are Clvl six and below and is the only section of any tree that does not have prerequisites. In other words, the first skill point you get can be used on any of the six masteries available. All masteries are passive and thus do not require activating, so as soon as a single point has been added he will begin to enjoy increased proficiency in that weapon.

Whereas the first couple of Acts present no problems for the Barbarian, defeating enemies becomes more difficult as the game progresses as he encounters more magic-oriented foes. He'll need to watch his resistances as he doesn't really specialize in long-ranged attacks so the chances of him being successfully hit by a spell-caster when going toe-to-toe is high. This problem is compounded by the fact that the Natural Resistance skill doesn't become available until he's reached Clvl 30.

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