Build Configurator — Flameborn

Priorities

Pick the damage type this build should maximize. Choose a primary type, and optionally a secondary — the optimizer weights the primary more heavily, then fills every slot with the best items for those damage types.

Building a wand or staff caster? Pick a Magic type — those weight the INT-scaling magic-element stats your spells deal, plus every base-element buff that boosts them.

Leave secondary on “None” for a single-type build. Then click Optimize Loadout.

What should this build maximize?

Primary damage

Secondary

Playstyle

Many gem bonuses only activate on an event — landing a hit, killing an enemy, sprinting, blocking. The optimizer can't know how often you trigger each one, so it estimates.

Each slider is the chance, from 0% to 100%, that a trigger fires often enough to matter. Raise the ones that match how you play and lower the rest. A triggered bonus contributes its full value multiplied by this chance.

Permanent gear bonuses and always bonuses are unaffected — they always count in full.

How often do your triggers fire? Only affects situational bonuses.

Adjust trigger chances

Filter triggers

Offense

On hitFires whenever you land an attack. Happens almost constantly in combat.
95%
On crit with CuttingA critical hit dealt with a Cutting-damage weapon. Needs both the crit and the weapon type.
35%
On critAny critical hit, regardless of weapon. Fires at your crit rate — common with crit-focused gear.
40%
On killFires each time you kill an enemy. Regular in sustained fights.
60%
On kill with BluntA kill landed with a Blunt-damage weapon. Gated on the weapon type.
40%

Defense

On blockFires when you block an incoming attack. Frequency depends on how defensively you play.
40%
On block or aimFires when you block or while aiming a ranged weapon. Aiming is common for bow and staff builds.
65%
On hit vs blocking enemyAn attack landed on an enemy that is currently blocking. Situational.
30%

Mobility

On evadeFires when you dodge-roll away from an attack. Common in active combat.
45%
On sprintFires while sprinting. Frequent for mobile playstyles.
55%
After glideFires shortly after gliding. Rarely lined up with combat.
15%
While airborneActive while you are off the ground. Uncommon during a fight.
20%

Stealth

On backstabAn attack landed from behind an enemy. Requires positioning.
30%
On sneak / merciless attackA stealth opener or a Merciless-perk attack. Situational, usually a fight starter.
35%

Elemental

On Fire damageFires when you deal Fire damage. Depends on a fire-focused build.
40%
On Piercing damageFires when you deal Piercing damage. Depends on a piercing-focused build.
40%

Conditional

On kill at nightA kill made during the in-game night. Gated to roughly half the day cycle.
30%
On kill while Shroud lowA kill made while your Shroud timer is low. A rare, risky window.
15%
On hit during Elixir buffAn attack landed while an Elixir buff is active. Needs the elixir kept up.
40%
While wet or soakedActive while wet or soaked. Environmental — rarely sustained in combat.
20%

Gear

Every slot in your loadout: two weapons (one ranged, one melee), a shield, the five armor pieces, two rings, food, and consumables.

Fill them by hand, or set your priorities above and let Optimize pick the highest-scoring items. An equipped weapon gets a level slider and perk toggles; every other slot lists the bonuses it contributes.

Weapons, shield, armor, rings, food, consumables.

Show slots

Ranged Weapon

Weapon

Gem

Melee Weapon

Weapon

Gem

Off-hand

Shield

Armor

Head

Upper Body

Arm

Lower Body

Foot

Rings

Ring 1

Ring 2

Food

Food 1

Food 2

Food 3

Food 4Dessert Stomach — 4th food slot (locked; costs ~4 talent pts)

Consumables

Consumable 1

Consumable 2

Talents

Set how many talent points you have and the optimizer spends them on the talents your build rewards most — paying the real cost of pathing to each through the skill wheel (you must enter via the inner circle, then branch out). The picks fold into Loadout Totals.

Damage type and weapon family are pre-selected from your build (the from build chips); add who you fight and how you play. It spends only on talents that serve the objective — leftover points are yours for utility or survivability, and you can respec as you earn more.

Spends your points on the best talents for this build, pathing cost and all.

Talent plan — 10/184 pts

Talent points

Include mobility (Double Jump, Updraft) — almost every build wants it

Target a talent

Weapon

Damage type

Target

Style

Spends 10 of 184 points on this build. The other 174 are yours for utility or survivability.

Double JumpCenter · 4ptsutility
UpdraftAssassin · 4ptsutility