It has a very high crit chance and offers a range of very powerful bleed effects that will drain your enemy's health surprisingly quickly.

it's a vicious death tool that can wound and maim like no other. In real life, Rapier is a gentleman's weapon. If you feel like you don't need extra resilience, you can invest these points into Dexterity and get some Constitution from Gear later. Investing some points here will increase your overall health and make you much more resistant to incoming damage. You should aim to get 5 Dexterity bonuses, which means 250 points in total.ĥ0 (+0) This build is mainly intended for solo play, thus some Constitution goes a long way for it. Doing so will maximize your damage output and have a side-effect of making you better at skinning. You can also check our other New World Buildsġ50 (+0) This is the primary stat for both of your weapons - you should invest most of your points into it. And thirdly, it tries to finish the fight off by applying the 2nd and 3rd stacks of Tondo to consume them with Flourish and Finish for a massive burst of damage at the end. Secondly, it transitions to the melee stage by Trapping the target and using the 20% Trapped Damage bonus to maximize the damage of Rapier's Tondo and Flurry. Firstly, it relies on Musket to open fights with a deadly burst damage sequence of Power Shot, followed by Powder Burn. Our 'Highwayman' Rapier/Musket Build focuses on maximizing single target DPS. Luckily, Rapier offers a very simple and extremely deadly solution - an ability to turn bleeds' damage over time into burst damage. Mainly, the fact that some of their damage is often wasted, as targets tend to die before DotS have the time to deliver all their damage ticks. However, there's (and there has always been) a problem with DoT effects. Rapier is one of the best Weapons in New World and its bleed effects are among the strongest DoTs in the game.

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