WHAT is your league STARTER for 3.3 and Why?

Aurabot, love leveling as one every league

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Thinking about a crit arc elementalist.

Always loved arc and now its got some pretty fancy buffs.

Ascendant phys cyclone (slayer / raider or slayer / jugg )

BF/Reave Champion because I like my first character to be able to do all the content in the game comfortably (minus HoGM I guess).

After I have a decent amount of currency I'll level up a MF PF/Deadeye wander.

I'm sure it will be a Ranger with 5k life.

Exploring the new Charged Dash with CWC and Cascade/Arc/Whatever.

Since Charged Dash counts as Melee and will be pulsing damage on every 2 weapon attack times, I'll also at one point try items like Ngamahu's Flame to see how it interacts exactly.

Something like Ahn's Heritage, 2x Fragility and Wyrmsign gloves is also an option.


My original plan was Ignite build with Burning Arrow Ascendant, until I saw the new Dash changes.

AW Chieftain with full phys -> fire. super defensive and does good dps.

Elemental hit looks like a really fun and versatile skill for starting (ie if piscators gets reeealy expensive can just do it with ancestral call or a bow. or just swap as necessary while leveling). so will probably start as elehit EE raider

if it doesnt turn out so great will probably fall back onto an arc heirophant

will also have to do some sort of trapper this league cause never actually done one and frankly the amount of buffs they are getting is a bit disconcerting

It's a no brainer lol, there are only 2 viable things you do in every single league all the time, you either make an Uber lab farmer or Burial Chambers farmer. When you have about 10 exalts, you make Immortal Zerphi Build and make your first 100 exalts in 2 days doing boss kill service. By the time the hype is settled and some OP meta builds are out, then you're ready to make your main guy for the league without any struggle. Easy as always...

My starter is Deadeye, Queen of forest is the first requirement. Weather it's a bow, traps or wand oriented skill, doesn't make much difference to me.