[Rampage] Cheap CoC Spectral Throw build // 6L Windripper CoC - Fun and Atziri capable

With the 1.2 skill tree, the scion is placed at a very good starting location to pick up efficient crit clusters for a cast on crit build.

This build is focused on crit and attack speed to cast as many spells as possible. With my current gear, but substitute in a Maligaro's Virtuosity and a Rat's Nest, I would come close to hitting the crit cap without any power charges up.

As a budget build, you can probably put an entire set of gear with self-found items and purchases totaling under 30 chaos.

The only essential item you need to buy (or find) is a white 5l'd evasion or evasion/es hybrid chest and this build will be entirely Atziri viable.




This build plays the same way a Buzzsaw build plays. You kite and dash around with whirling blades while attacking as fast as you can with Spectral Throw. Instead of relying on leech, I rely on Surgeon's Eternal Flasks as well as several instant life potions.



For gem selection, I mainly use Fireball and Ball Lightning. For single target (Vagan quests, Atziri, etc), I use Arctic Breath + Fireball.

For group play, swap out Ball Lightning for Arc or something else less laggy. (Ball Lightning WILL crash your party members if you go offscreen).

Keep your gems in your weapon swap and switch them for the situation. For Atziri add phase, I swap Arctic Breath for Ball Lightning, and swap back to Fireball+Arctic Breath for Atziri and split phase.

I don't have either Vaal aura gem yet (can't be hassled to actually buy one), but the plan is to keep both equipped and activate one that the situation calls for.

I run Haste as my main aura 99% of the time. I swap out Haste for Grace only for Atziri runs (trash, double vaal, trio), but swap in Haste for Atziri herself. If I ever get around to uber, I'll run Grace to evade the spears with Ondar's Guille.

Clarity is a must since I attack quickly. I don't have any skill points invested into mana or mana regeneration, so a Clarity (low level since my mana pool is miniscule) is necessary. Level up your clarity just enough to sustain your attacks. Mana regeneration on gear is a must.







Gearing goals:
On gear, the obvious stats are to grab life, resists, and defenses. For jewelry, find stuff with high Accuracy (very important) and enough mana regeneration to sustain your attacks and keep your Clarity low. Both of my rings were bought for under 5c each. The amulet is self found, but you can probably find something similar for not much. Crit on gear is a bonus since we're grabbing so much of it on the tree and we are able to sustain power charges with Assassin's Mark.

My ideal gloves would have high accuracy and more attack speed than the ones I'm using, but I mostly map with Aurseize equipped since it makes very little difference in actual clear speed.

Atziri's Step is a great pair of boots that will help in mitigating spell damage and reflect, but I haven't bothered buying one yet. I'll get one as a drop soon enough.



The dagger was bought for an exalt and the Belly of the Beast was self socketed and linked. Are they absolutely mandatory? No, but you should try to get a dagger with high attack speed (1.8+), high crit (8.3+). Saffell's go for 10c or under.

Prior to this dagger, I was using an Ambusher that I alted, auged, and regaled and added crit with a master. Before Belly, I was using a white 5l evasion chest I bought for 4c and alted/auged/regal for 4 mods. I was still able to do Atziri then, and my current gear only makes it much easier.

However, Belly of the Beast is GREAT for this build. I do not use leech at all (though I can craft some leech onto my dagger with Level 6 Catarina and pick up a Doryani's Invitation) and Belly's 50% increased flask recovery rate makes the Surgeon's Eternal Life Flasks incredibly strong. Not necessary, but extremely nice to have. Coloring a Belly for CoC will be a bit difficult though.

I found a Rat's Nest and although it does fit nicely in with this build, I can't use it because the 15% attack speed pushes me over my mana regeneration. If I managed to get more mana regen, I could use Rat's Nest (though it's not a big loss. You can get accuracy and a lot of life from a helmet).




I had to take a +30 int node in order to level my gems to 20. If I find an item that I can craft int onto, it will save me one passive point