Your quickly slash your Rapier in an Arc, inflicting a Bleed on enemies in front of you. So let’s cover these skills first and then we’ll tackle the passives that aren’t tied to any Skills. The three Active skills for the Blood Tree are Tondo, Flourish and Finish, and Flurry. The Blood Tree is where almost all of our damage options are for the Rapier. S tier are the good passives, the ones you’re almost always going for if you pick up a skill or want to because it’s useful in many scenarios. A and B Tiers are middling tiers, outting them between the worst passives and the best, leaning one way or the other. C tier is exclusively for the passives that are not that great, either being forced by another upgrade or generally useless. There’s a lot to cover here, so we’ll break it down per tree to keep things organized.Īlongside the general information, They’ll be given a Rating from C up to S tier for both PvE and PvP.
We’ll talk a bit about each, their uses and how effective they are. Rapier Skills, Passives, and Perksįist we’ll lead off with the skills and passives.
This particular playstyle is PvE Exclusive, as tanking in this way tends to be less effective in anything larger than a 1v2 or 2v2. Evade Tanks are a strong mix of Offense and Defense, often packing more damage than defense.
This weapon can also have a niche secondary use as an Evade Tank. There’s plenty of options to make it fit many different ways of dealing damage for both PvE and PvP. Between Burst Skills, Damage over Time Skills, and a mix utility skills the Rapier has just about everything you could want in a weapon. The Primary use of this weapon is in the Damage category. How well each spec does is heavily determined the playstyle you want out of the Weapon. It has the honor of being one of few weapons where you have the potential to make just about any combination of abilities work for any situation. The Rapier is an extremely potent contender in the DPS category, for both PvE AND PvP.
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