This guide assumes you’ll make it to 80 or so and thus doesn’t set up builds with insane amounts of skill points… luckily, we wont be sacrificing effectiveness at all.Īs a note, I myself find MFing boring as hell, and never do it. Lastly, this build is NOT very equipment dependant despite the fact that you’re a meleer! Unfathomable! Plus, I hate build guides that set up the build with EVERY point spent. Well, look no further!Ī paladin who uses Holy Freeze as his main aura and Zeal as his main attack has so many advantages, its amazing everyone isn’t using them! In addition, there are several different ways to slightly customize your Freezealot based on your preferences and skill choices, and I’ll go over them as well.

I, like many of you, am anxiously awaiting the next ladder reset and trying to plan a character who is capable of getting to the top. Having played this game since the day it came, there remain only two real fun points that keep me playing: working with lesser-seen builds and, now, running the ladder.

The paladin, with the advent of 1.10, now has what is possibly the highest number of viable builds for any character class. I was honestly amazed at how many people have messaged me! Special thanks to the 2.0 thread “regulars” who kept coming back and helping me fine tune this!!! A million thanks to all of the players out there who went and made Frost Zealots – your feedback has helped me fine tune this guide far better than I could’ve alone.

I wrote this guide with people playing the hardcore ladder in mind, but of course this can apply to anyone. Have a mercenary that deals a third damage type.Have a high elemental damage weapon on switch.

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