Tier 3 – Scattershot’s fully charged bonus is increased by +50%.Tier 2 – +50% Damage for Ranged Basic Attacks.Damage is increased with each skill point. Holding it down increases the damage up to 870% (5 ammo).

Scattershot – Use your ranged weapon and do a short range, wide cone burst of projectiles, each dealing 290% Weapon Damage. Tier 3 – Heart Seeker now fires 3 missiles that seek out enemies, dealing Heart Seeker’s Weapon Damage.Tier 2 – 5% chance for Precision Skills to Heal you for 5% of your Total Health on Hit.Tier 1 – Heart Seeker Ammo Cost Removed.Bleed damage is increased with each skill point Heart Seeker – Fire a piercing arrow that knocks enemies back and does 280% Weapon Damage on hit and leaves them Bleeding for 40% Weapon Damage for 6 sec (7 ammo). Tier 3 – Using Explosive Arrow makes your next three ranged Basic Attacks explode for 50% Weapon Damage.Tier 2 – 5% Chance for Precision Skills to Stun for 1 sec.Tier 1 – Explosive Arrow makes enemies Burn for 50% Weapon Damage for 3 sec.Tier 2 – +30% Damage for Precision Skills.Įxplosive Arrow – Fire an explosive-tipped arrow that detonates on impact for 280% Weapon Damage (5 ammo).Tier 1 – Reload reduces Ammo costs by -25% for 6 secs.Cooldown is reduced with each skill point. Reload – Restore all your ammo and reset the cooldowns for all of your Adventurer skills. Tier 3 – Every third Targeted Strikes fires larger arrows that deal double Damage.Tier 1 – Each successive hit in a volley now deals +25% more Damage.Damage is increased with each skill point Targeted Strikes – Fire three piercing shots, each dealing 110% Weapon Damage (5 ammo). Tier 3 – Onslaught’s rain of arrows now includes explosive arrows that detonate in a small area for 75% Weapon Damage.Duration is increased with each skill point. Onslaught – Rain down a hailstorm of arrows from the sky dealing 60% Weapon Damage and lasting 4 sec (10 ammo). Tier 3 – Tight Grouping now fires a second burst every third volley.Tier 2 – +10% Relic Energy Charge Rate.Tier 1 – Tight Grouping now Slows enemies for -40% movement speed for 2 sec.

↑ 1.0 1.Tight Grouping – Fire a slim cluster of arrows dealing 150% Weapon Damage to all targets in the arc (4 ammo).

Finally, Sword and Board Engineers can strike a balance between high damage and high durability, and use the excellent Shield Bash to generate charge quickly. Engineers with high Focus can use Fire and Spark to pump their elemental damage in both melee or ranged combat. Engineers can also dish out good damage in melee using Ember Hammer and Flame Hammer, or at range using either Blast Cannon or later Fusillade. Forcefield provides excellent durability to tanking builds while letting them rely on robot minions for damage. While often considered the tanking class, Engineers can be built to fulfill any role. The idea to make a railroad themed class was shelved, and revisited with the Railmaster class in Torchlight 3.Įngineers start with 15 strength, 5 dexterity, 5 focus and 15 vitality. The class name was changed in August 2011 after the developers decided not to include railroads in the game environments. The Engineer class was originally named the 'Railman' and was envisioned as building railroads across the frontier of Vilderan. The Engineer has three skill trees: Blitz (melee attacks and two-handed weapons), Construction (summoned bots and grenade/cannon skills), and Aegis (shield-based and defensive skills). As such, they have become honed warriors, taking up massive two-handed spanners as weapons and wearing Ember-powered armor. They have come to the continent of Vilderan to help open up the frontier, oversee ember mines, and explore ancient dwarven ruins. Engineers are the technological experts of the Empire, and are responsible for constructing and maintaining its Herkonian Embercraft transports.

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