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With Heavy Lifting, you can swing your 2H weapons up to +30% faster. Greathammers, while slow, deal frightening amounts of damage. What you use is up to you, just keep in mind the damage of the weapons versus the speed of which you swing it. Pertaining to weapons, this build utilizes greatswords, greataxes, greathammers, and polearms. Endgame-wise there are many different possible armor and weapon combinations that you can utilize. Something that you will notice with Torchlight 2 is that you will constantly be upgrading your armor and weapons. Another reference regarding stats can be found by clicking here. You can view one helpful reference about raising strength versus focus by clicking here.

Whenever possible, utilize +Health gear mods/socketables rather than +Vitality. Use gear or socketables to raise dexterity to about 53 (for +10% crit/dodge). Once that is accomplished, raise your focus to about 1000 as well. For endgame, you want your strength to be at least 1000, by utilizing socketables and Borris.

#Torchlight ii engineer builds how to#

One of the big questions that most players have is: how to I allocate my stat points? Your primary goal should be getting your strength as high as you can. Just focus on getting gear and socketables that add to hit points. You could put enough points into Vitality for equiping gear but overall it is best to skip this stat.

Vitality increases your maximum health and armor (also affects your block chance if you have a shield equipped) However, the amount of hit points you recieve from Vitality is abysmal.

Execute chance has no effect on two-handed weapons. Two-handed weapons are slower than one-handed weapons, so fumbled attacks have a greater detrimental effect on your DPS.

Dexterity, for Engineers, helps negate fumbled attacks (Torchlight II's version of missing an attack).

It's very common to see Engineers with this build balancing the same amount of Focus as Strength.

Focus increases both your mana pool and the fire damage that Emberquake does.

Strength increases both normal (physical) damage as well as critical strike damage.

Stat-wise, the Engineer utilizes Strength and Focus with some Dexterity. Now that is out of the way, let us begin.

#Torchlight ii engineer builds update#

I'm hoping to update this guide to cover all of the skills that an Engineer can use, rather than just to focus on a cut-and-dry Emberquake guide. I try to make suggestions and recommendations wherever I can, but again it is ultimately up to you how you want to play this class. You can go with a balance of melee and Emberquake (which is what this guide generally utilizes) or a more defensive build with tons of crowd control or a mixture of all of these. There is quite a bit of leeway regarding what skills you can put points into. It's an almost necessary utility and will save you unpresidented amounts of time figuring out how you would like to play your Engineer.

#Torchlight ii engineer builds download#

If not, I would strongly recommend download one. Please note: I am assuming that you have access to a third-party Torchlight II respeccing program. We will focus heavily on the use of Emberquake as well as Forcefield and Healing Bot to survive.Ĭlick DELETED for the skill tree. This guide will hopefully give you some pointers on how to play a Engineer effectively. How you place your stat and skill points is entirely up to you. While the class is meant to tank, it also has the ability to do great damage with a lot of crowd control. The Engineer is a melee class for Torchlight II that has a multitude of playstyles. Thank you to those who pointed that out to me. I just now found out that the skill tree URL link redirects to a site that DEFINITELY wasn't the Torchlight 2 skill tree editor. All, this guide hasn't been updated since 2013.