BEST PASSIVES For EVERY CLASS In Dungeonborne

Talking through the best passives for each class
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[POTATO-plkt]

This guy makes a lot of content, but its pretty bad advice overall.

Not sure if he is trying to troll or just honestly is giving bad advice XD

[joaopaulol.]

10:27 Evaporate activates your stealth again. If you're using the instant stealth you get 8 seconds, if you're using the channeled stealth you get 30 seconds. This is insanely powerful as you can just backstab a goblin, kill it immediately and run around invisible until your stealth is nearly out, then backstab something else to get it fully recharged.

[zacharyjackson]

4:35 im sorry but you are just flat out wrong and so out of touch with this take. where have you been during this guaranteed crit build cyro meta? a cyro player can literally reach 90% crit chance with just heirloom shoes and staff with Max Crit on Kill stacks. combine that and the constant hits you get from your Q and searing staff and you crit consantly meaning you will literally never run out of soul energy

[urswanderer]

Since wallhack nerf it isn't that reliable anymore. I love the idea of having the old wallhack but only to low life enemies, giving the sense of a predator. With the new one it feels clunky: it is not active all the time so when you look around you might not see anyone. Then you also need to look up and down. Then maybe you look into the direction of someone while it is not active. It now only is great for PvP situations, not to find people, as it makes it easier to outmaneuver enemies in difficult terrain. But other than that druid is quite balanced now, glad they atleast buffed panther damage as it was quite low. Maybe the treant needs higher cooldown, being able to place it right when the old one disappears is a little op. That's the only nerf the druid still needs.

[rampelotti]

04:09 in PvP it should be useful too, as grasp of the grave generates soul energy, if you have both, grasp becomes a healing ability too