Enmity’s is too damn expensive for a league starter. Dunno bout you guys but I try to save currency for my next build , not splurge 8+ div on my starter. I’m up to 50 div just doing garbage chart runs on my gimped ice shot merc and don’t see the point cranking it further.
What id like to know is what is the best *cheap* upgrade for my many shots gear. I haven’t done crap. I have the gear they came with. Given that I provide an assload of added dmg then it seems my upgrade paths should be attack speed, crit chance, crit multi or % fire dmg but I’m not sure what I should go for first. Also I know I need accuracy but I’m not able to tell how much total I need on my gear(not sure where it even says mercs miss rate). And I don’t even want to blow a div for a lion eyes, I want to spend like 5-10c
per slot max and just want to figure out what to go for first or craft first.
Next build needs to be a legion clearer and I know I’ll need sone giga currency for that
If you have 50 div, why not just buy enmity and try it out? Can just sell it again.
For rares as a start you want;
1.Assuming you use enmity, fire resistance, (untouched soul might be enough on its own i don't use it so don't know.)
2.As much increased damage and attack speed as you can get, so mostly weapon ele damage on a stygian belt and a attack speed quiver (quiver can have inc bow damage and crafted wed and attack speed), your merc doesnt have a lot of inc damage or attack speed so everything is almost multiplicative (also %attack speed on the abyss jewel in the belt)
3.exarch/eldrich implicits, rage on your gloves for sure, frenzy on chest
You need like 3000 accuracy to get 95%+ hit rate.
A 83 lvl manyshot has 146% increased accuracy and 367 dexterity as a base. Thats 754*2.46=1854 accuracy. lvl 20 Precision is 700*2.46=1722
Total 3576 with just precision. So you shouldnt need any accuracy on the mercs gear.
There's lots of other stuff you can upgrade, especially since you want to gear yourself as well. And the skills/supports your merc came with play a huge role