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Stat Priority
The stat priority for Gunde will change dependent upon the build you are running. First, a look at each stat and what it does for us:
- Strength, our main stat has the greatest effect point for point on our damage.
- Critical Strike has the chance to double the damage of your abilities.
- Expertise is a simple stat. It increases all our damage, healing and absorption effects.
- Haste increases our attack speed, the tick rate of our DoTs and the frequency of most ppm effects.
- Spirit gives us a chance to refund combo points spent, and gives us a few spirit points when we do.
Build Based Stat Priorities
Grim Carve Build:
Haste > Expertise > Crit > Spirit
Prioritize haste followed by expertise and crit, and take no more than 10-15% spirit.
Heart Splitter Build:
Haste >>> Crit > Spirit > Expertise
Oathshatter has really strong synergy with both haste and crit. We focus on haste as much as absolutely possible, now followed by crit, again taking around 10-15% spirit. And avoiding expertise.
Spirit Bloodcraze Build:
Spirit > Haste > Expertise = Crit
This build wants as much feather generation as possible, to accomplish this we stack spirit up to around 50% followed by as much haste as possible and a low amount crit and expertise.
Item Modifiers
Itemization has undergone a massive overhaul in Early Access Season 3 with further iterations during the October reset. I'll do my best to explain the important points succinctly in this section.
Modifiers
Items can also roll up to 3 Modifiers based on rarity. On a single item, you can get up to two duplicate Modifiers. The Modifier categories are Aspects, Sigils, Glyphs, Enchants, and Radiance (gem power). These Modifiers are the most important part of items for end game build optimization.
Below, I provide a Tier Rating for each Modifier, by build, and advise on the suggested 'BIS' Modifier set-up.
Orb of Hidden Riches (+25% Bonus)
We go for 10 Emerald, 6 Amethyst, 6 Sapphire, and 6 Ruby. The color of the power you take as mod rolls instead of a tier 4 gem does not matter, you do however need all of them to be of the same color. you want 1 Radiance mod on each item on the right side of your character panel.
Orb of Hidden Riches (+25% Bonus)
We go for 10 Emerald, 6 Amethyst, 6 Sapphire, and 6 Ruby. The color of the power you take as mod rolls instead of a tier 4 gem does not matter, you do however need all of them to be of the same color. you want 1 Radiance (gem) mod on each item on the right side of your character panel.
Orb of Hidden Riches (+25% Bonus)
We go for 10 Sapphire, 10 Emerald, 6 Amethyst, and 1 Ruby. The color of the power you take as mod rolls instead of a tier 4 gem does not matter, you do however need all of them to be of the same color. you want at least 1 Radiance (gem) mod on each item on the right side of your character panel.
Necklace Traits
In Early Access Season 3, defensive talents and some of the stronger defensive traits have been moved onto a new trait system on necklaces that are of Epic Quality or higher. In this section, I'll go over the most desirable traits and combinations for different types of content.
The Beetle Is by far the most universally useful trait throughout progression, giving damage reduction on the hits where it is most needed. I'd recommend always taking this trait unless another combination is explicitly needed.
The Lake Is very potent, giving 20% damage reduction against AoE damage at all times. Almost all the deadly boss abilities in the game are categorized as AoE, meaning you almost can't go wrong with it.
The Mountain Is a very strong trait as well, and I'd recommend taking it alongside The Beetle all the way up until dungeons become uncompletable without other combinations.
The Tower & The Dune Are both solid traits, The Tower in particular making boss mechanics like Lightning Rod, Shadowgreed Eclipse and High Tide much more manageable.
The Shadow gets an honorable mention as it might be required for specific dungeons in very late game pushing, but probably not that useful until then.
Gems & Gem Builds
Fellowship has a unique Gem System. we obtain gems to attach to sockets in our gear while playing, which gives us Gem Power that enable Gem Bonuses. There are 4 Gem sizes that provide you with progressively more Gem Power. You can combine 3 of the same gem type and size using Gem Fusion to create a gem of the next size up.
Gem Types & Bonuses
The Gem types each follow a pattern of the type of bonus they provide, a simplification of the Gems is shown in the table below.
| Gem Type | Gem Bonus |
| Ruby | Main Stat / Boss Combat Buffs |
| Amethyst | Critical Strike |
| Topaz | Haste |
| Emerald | Expertise |
| Sapphire | Stats during Ultimate Ability |
| Diamond | Main stat & all secondaries |
Gunde Gem Progression & Priority
The early game Gem priority for Gunde is the following:
Up to Early eternal, you'll want to go for tier 1 or 2 gems of different colors in your sockets, go for Ruby > Diamond > Emerald > Sapphire > Amethyst > Topaz
End Game Gem Builds
Gem Builds: Please see the Item Modifier & Gem Set-up builds earlier in this section for the recommended gem set-up for each build.