It's not impossible to have various magical items that can boost your Strength by 40 or more points, so don't worry too much about having to pass up armor until you advance to Nightmare difficulty. The weaponry and armor you choose will ultimately depend on how far you decide to advance your Strength. Most of the skills that Amazons use are more mana-expensive than those of the Barbarian, for example, so you'll want to supplement any Energy points with at least one column of Mana potions in your belt, and perhaps some items that add to Mana.īy the time you reach level 30, you'll probably want around 150 Mana, as you'll find that when you move into Nightmare and Hell modes, most of your attacks will be skills instead of the regular firing of your Bow or Javelins.

Still, most Amazons will wish to concentrate their Stat Points into Dexterity, which increases the damage of both Javelins and Bows. This variation between Amazons makes it difficult to recommend specific stats for them. Though you can always switch to another type of weapon, most players that put most of their Skill Points into the Bows and Crossbows skill tree will not want to pick up a Spear later on, no matter how powerful it is. There are three specializations for the Amazon class: While they rarely deal as much damage as characters with melee weapons, Amazons make up for this with various skills that allow them to attack much more quickly than other character classes. While they can wield spears with grace, Amazons are most gifted at ranged combat with bows and Javelins, dispensing pain from a distance.

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