This guide is for the veterans as well as anyone who is new to the area of zealot dueling. However, almost everyone has picked up zealot dueling now, and many of them demanded a guide.

For awhile I was one of the few manner zealots on the entire realm. Some of you may know me as Stoutwood from USWEST. All of these builds have been tested and retested by some of the best zealots on USWEST. This guide is designed to explain the new aspects of zeal dueling in 1.10. Since the novelty of the other classes has started to wear off, people have begun to try and perfect the tried-and-true Fanatic Zealot. The 1.10 patch has been considered by many to be the twilight of the zealot, since once-great duelers are now barely able to make it through Hell mode in PvM.ĭespite this change, a zealot renaissance has taken place recently. Tons of PK games would be open at one time, all of which were full of some of the best players on. The only weapon I'd trade in for my eth Oath would probably be a botd, but wouldn't we all? I can dream.Įdited by the-big-easy, 17 September 2008 - 12:31 PM.In 1.09, the zealot was undoubtedly one of the most difficult classes to master. Indestructible, so grab a nice eth one and you're golden. PMH is priceless - the right base weapon can really make this the gear I'll use to the end. I have 3 right now on a mule, and i've since been dropping them in free games.Įdit: This is by far my favorite character build, I'll just say that too.Īnd to follow what the post above me has said, Oath is my end-game weapon. I guess you could want some CB on there too. Only downfall - NO elemental damage whatsoever. With Zeal, these minor mods turn out to be wooonderful. You get 4-frame rate attack nearly instantly.

Call to arms for a zealot diablo 2