Talent Builds
Fatebound ST
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Trickster ST
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Trickster Cleave
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Class Talents
The main power of Outlaw revolves around a handful of core talents. The big one is Crackshot. This allows us to cast Between the Eyes with no cooldown during Subterfuge, which makes Without a Trace, and Ace Up Your Sleeves essential. Another high-value talent around Stealth is Underhanded Upper Hand, which causes Adrenaline Rush to not lose duration during Stealth or Subterfuge. The last big one is Fan the Hammer, which upgrades your Opportunity procs from generating 2 combo points to generating 4.
In previous tiers, there was a justification for playing a simpler to understand, but sometimes slightly weaker build focused on Hidden Opportunity vs a Keep it Rolling build that had more complexity, but offered more AoE damage. However in Season 3 a lot of the complexity has been curbed, meaning I suggest playing Keep it Rolling in all content just due to it being straight up better than Hidden Opportunity this tier.
Hero Talents
Outlaw Rogue’s hero talents are a pain to deal with. Your choice is between Fatebound, a more single-target focused hero talent, and Trickster, which deals incredible cleave damage.
Fatebound is an entirely passive hero talent that doesn’t do much. It’s just a few damage procs and passive stat buffs, and that’s it.
Trickster on the other hand offers a more complex set of things to track, mainly related to using unseen blade effectively.