[1.0.1 Build] Fisting to immortality! (22k dps, 82-84% all res, 90-100% phys, ALL maps, cheap!)

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rsrogers4 wrote:

Ex = Exalted Orb.

And to answer your other question, unique drops are random. Specific uniques don't have a higher probability of dropping from a specific type of enemy or map location.

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gonefishin wrote:

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rsrogers4 wrote:

Ex = Exalted Orb.

And to answer your other question, unique drops are random. Specific uniques don't have a higher probability of dropping from a specific type of enemy or map location.

Not entirely random.

Specific uniques will only drop from maps or places with high enough monster levels. You can't, say, find a Bringer of Rain off of any normal or cruel monster.

Getting a unique out of a chance orb will only make a unique out of that base type, so if only one unique exists for that base item, then only that unique will be made.

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Xedralya wrote:

BloodyKharma- What they're getting at is that you have to be in a zone with monsters at or higher than the level of the item you're looking for - since the Facebreaker requires level 16 to equip, you'll have to be in a zone with a difficulty of at least level 16.

However, since you'll be wanting to have four sockets on your Facebreaker, I recomment you farm any zone of at least Level 28 or above. That's the requirement for items with four sockets. While the gloves may have a level requirement of 16, their item level is a hidden value that corresponds with the level of the monster that dropped the item. You can see an item's level by putting it on your cursor and typing '/itemlevel'.

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rsrogers4 wrote:

hrapvlesu, if you compare the price of a Bringer of Rain to an endgame 6L chest or weapon, or an endgame unique like Soul Taker, Lioneyes, etc, you'll find that this build is comparatively cheap.

Also note that you don't need to buy an endgame chest, belt, boots, gloves, or shield for this build... the only big hit is the Bringer of Rain.

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First of all, you might want to use the bandit recipe to get Oak's reward instead of the skillpoint. Endurance charges are the most important thing for this particular build and you can never have enough of them. Second, here's a whack I took at a 102 point (level 85) skill tree starting as a Scion: