Second Chance: The Low HP Build

• Transcendence wrote on 2010-05-24 20:07
  Hm. I'm going to attempt making a "the Dawn" gloves. I know I need a gauntlet/metal glove, but what enchant sequence schold I attempt?
  
  Damaging>(insert r8 enchant)>the Dawn
• Chillax wrote on 2010-05-24 21:11

  Quote from Transcendence;43013:

  Hm. I'm going to attempt making a "the Dawn" gloves. I know I need a gauntlet/metal glove, but what enchant sequence schold I attempt?
  
  Damaging>(insert r8 enchant)>the Dawn

  
  
  Burst Warrior, attainable from ballooning.
• Zatrox wrote on 2010-05-24 21:44

  Quote from Chillax;43127:

  Burst Warrior, attainable from ballooning.

  
  
  Wrong, B-Warrior is r7.
  
  Damaging -> Mana Witch -> Dawn
• Chillax wrote on 2010-05-25 00:42

  Quote from Zatrox;43150:

  Wrong, B-Warrior is r7.
  
  Damaging -> Mana Witch -> Dawn

  
  
  FFFF- my bad.
• Arty wrote on 2010-08-26 22:53
  [Image: http://imgur.com/kcGs0.jpg]

  
  :D
• mewball wrote on 2010-08-26 22:57

  Quote from Arty;137856:

  [Image: http://imgur.com/kcGs0.jpg]

  
  :D

  
  
  Holy damn. What items did you get, cause your luck makes me drool @_@
• Arty wrote on 2010-08-27 02:44
  All thief xD
• Arty wrote on 2010-09-02 04:30
  Thinking of quitting this build. While low hp might help in advanced dungeons / SM's where the mobs do high damage, they also wound. And since I can't get my hands on any wound remedy potions, that is fatal to me.
  
  However, I can mana shield in lower level dungeons against wounding monsters...
  
  This build has caused me to die more often in low level dungeons too. I have about 10hp with all my equips and title. The monsters there do around 3-8 damage, low enough to kill me in a combo. It's extremely frustrating and embarrassing when you die from a normal goblin or skeleton wolf.
  
  Anyone wanna convince me otherwise before I start ranking my combat mastery? =D
• Finnea wrote on 2010-09-02 04:34

  Quote from Arty;143701:

  Thinking of quitting this build. While low hp might help in advanced dungeons / SM's where the mobs do high damage, they also wound. And since I can't get my hands on any wound remedy potions, that is fatal to me.
  
  However, I can mana shield in lower level dungeons against wounding monsters...
  
  This build has caused me to die more often in low level dungeons too. I have about 10hp with all my equips and title. The monsters there do around 3-8 damage, low enough to kill me in a combo. It's extremely frustrating and embarrassing when you die from a normal goblin or skeleton wolf.
  
  Anyone wanna convince me otherwise before I start ranking my combat mastery? =D

  
  
  The OP is currently on leave, and I'm not stoppin' yah. I support you infact.
• Chillax wrote on 2010-09-02 04:42

  Quote from Arty;143701:

  Thinking of quitting this build. While low hp might help in advanced dungeons / SM's where the mobs do high damage, they also wound. And since I can't get my hands on any wound remedy potions, that is fatal to me.
  
  However, I can mana shield in lower level dungeons against wounding monsters...
  
  This build has caused me to die more often in low level dungeons too. I have about 10hp with all my equips and title. The monsters there do around 3-8 damage, low enough to kill me in a combo. It's extremely frustrating and embarrassing when you die from a normal goblin or skeleton wolf.
  
  Anyone wanna convince me otherwise before I start ranking my combat mastery?=D

  
  
  It is perfectly possible to have r1 CM and still use the low HP build.
• Justified wrote on 2010-09-02 04:57

  Quote from Arty;143701:

  Thinking of quitting this build. While low hp might help in advanced dungeons / SM's where the mobs do high damage, they also wound. And since I can't get my hands on any wound remedy potions, that is fatal to me.
  
  However, I can mana shield in lower level dungeons against wounding monsters...
  
  This build has caused me to die more often in low level dungeons too. I have about 10hp with all my equips and title. The monsters there do around 3-8 damage, low enough to kill me in a combo. It's extremely frustrating and embarrassing when you die from a normal goblin or skeleton wolf.
  
  Anyone wanna convince me otherwise before I start ranking my combat mastery? =D

  
  
  The key to this build is that it is heavily enchant based. Ideally, you want these enchants to be on your weapon.
  High damage + High wound = switch weapon and use first aid (max hp increases, amount mended increases)
  
  10 HP is too low. As stated, the ideal HP is 20, but the optimal range is around 20-30 HP. This prevents weak mobs (like mimics or town rats) from killing you, while still allowing everything else (Goblins, stronger mobs) to auto-deadly you.
  
  Also, you don't want any defense or protection, at all if possible. If you reduce the damage dealt, then there's a higher chance that you'll tank a hit instead of getting deadly. If you're using a shield, take it off.
  
  Combat should also be ranked if you can manage to get even more -HP effects. As stated in the early posts, you don't need to ignore damage to use this build. This way, you can simply remove the enchants and tank like a normal person could.
• Shirayuki wrote on 2010-09-02 04:58

  Quote from Chillax;143716:

  It is perfectly possible to have r1 CM and still use the low HP build.

  
  
  My buddy's living proof of this fact ;D Having 20 hp is ideal though and with the right enchants, you can achieve it easily.
• Kenero wrote on 2010-09-04 03:27
  I dunno, this build seems kind of faulty.
  
  I know you can easily mend yourself with a bandage or a wound heal potion, but it seems more like a hassle just to collect wound potions and/or using a bandage then a potion on yourself.
  
  That and controlling multi aggro is easier said than done. If anything, this build sounds more like made for fun than taken seriously.
  
  I'm not saying it's a terrible build, but only people with ingenuity, intuition, and good judgment will be able to pull this off successfully in harder difficulties and definitely not an end-game build nor something like the common scrub can handle.
• Chillax wrote on 2010-09-04 03:44

  Quote from Kenero;145820:

  I dunno, this build seems kind of faulty.
  
  I know you can easily mend yourself with a bandage or a wound heal potion, but it seems more like a hassle just to collect wound potions and/or using a bandage then a potion on yourself.
  
  That and controlling multi aggro is easier said than done. If anything, this build sounds more like made for fun than taken seriously.
  
  I'm not saying it's a terrible build, but only people with ingenuity, intuition, and good judgment will be able to pull this off successfully in harder difficulties and definitely not an end-game build nor something like the common scrub can handle.

  
  
  Read the disclaimer:
  
  

  Your small mistakes will go unpunished, but if you fail to control multi aggro you will die. You MUST be proficient at aggressive pet play to hold your own in dungeons like ciar adv and maiz, where rat-like critters will swarm you physically and ghosts and blue rats will simultaneously magic camp you.

• Justified wrote on 2010-09-04 12:18

  Quote from Kenero;145820:

  I dunno, this build seems kind of faulty.
  
  I know you can easily mend yourself with a bandage or a wound heal potion, but it seems more like a hassle just to collect wound potions and/or using a bandage then a potion on yourself.
  
  That and controlling multi aggro is easier said than done. If anything, this build sounds more like made for fun than taken seriously.
  
  I'm not saying it's a terrible build, but only people with ingenuity, intuition, and good judgment will be able to pull this off successfully in harder difficulties and definitely not an end-game build nor something like the common scrub can handle.

  
  
  Many of us who are using this are pretty far into the game. This build has seen a lot of use in Peaca, Advance Hardmode dungeons, and Hardmode Shadow Missions. If by "end-game" you mean flawless then no it's not end-game, but it certainly is good enough for a very broad amount of tasks.
  
  "Using a potion" doesn't work as well in harder places. The point of auto deadly is that you'll only get hit once, as opposed to hit 3 times for 150 damage each and most likely die. Either that, or sacrifice damage for defense stats in order to live, and end up having to drink like 10-15 potions instead of a mere 3-4 with this build.
  Not to mention, not all enemies will wound you (ie. Bone Fighters have like no wound rate). This means you simply pot your HP back up and you're good to go.
  
  A common scrub probably wouldn't run anything that requires a build, much less a specially focused one like this.