Dungeonborne: Rouge Build and Tactics

[@phunq_]

Me and a friend also played The Cycle a lot, and now we got hooked on Dungeonborne. Great guide, thanks for the info!

[@420theacid]

I love the tips rouge is so good, and so are the tips, rouge was the second class I tired I’ve played them all by now but rouge, pyro and cryo are my fav for sure

[@justingirard7476]

Thanks! LMK if there are any specific demos you want to see, and I can put something together as I play.

[@gnakvo2]

I had a few questions if you don't mind! 1. Why didn't your poison proc at 8:56 and 14:38? Seems like a bug right? I've noticed as well 2. So at 9:00, if you hit them for 500 dmg: you recommend going in to finish? ~650 hp vs ~800 hp, trying to trade and finish them with your daggers? 3. But if it's a death knight, either don't take the fight at all or just kite with crossbow the whole time? 4. Can I trade with a DK, i.e. like point 2?

[@justingirard7476]

Sure! 1. Poison will only work for the first 15 seconds of stealth (I think). So if you wait too long it expires. Its on the same timer as "Swift Concealment" 2. When to attack varies by class. With a Cryo or Pyro, I go in right away, as they want to keep you at range. With a Rogue, I go in right away, but be careful of THEIR petrify. For DK / Swordmaster / Fighter I don't go in until they seem committed to running. They might have lifesteal / high defense / health, so even after 700 damage, they might have as much health and more defence than you. I would reccomend basically avoiding DK and swordmaster completely, as they can both kill you if you make even a single mistake. Cryo, with their Damage over time, should likely be avoided, unless you can completely trap them in a corner quickly. (Also, the Cryo DOT will continue after they die, so even if you win the fight you might lose soon after) 3. (2) 4. You can likely not trade with a DK, Swordmaster, or Fighter. My "Rule" Is that I try to get 3 arrows in on a fighter, and 4 arrows in on a Swordmaster and DK before going on. However ... its hard to stay away and actually GET 4 arrows in, so I usually just vanish after 2-3 arrows and go recover.