Mage Leveling Build for Last Epoch (Patch 1.2)

 Frost Claw won't become available until level 12. It is best to struggle with unscaled points in  Lightning Blast and  Fireball. If you feel like you must scale any skills, then specialize Lightning Blast, and scale into Frontloaded. This should allow you to push through to level 12. Since all but Frost Claw is locked behind class selection points, it would be good to throw some points into  Flame Ward until you reach the class specific skills. Futhermore,  Glyph of Dominion will not be available until you get deep into the Runemaster tree. Knowing this, continue to scale Flame Ward into Dilation, work towards Astonish and Dual Aegis. This will keep you defensively postured with ward until we get access to Glyph of Dominion. Plan to drop Lightning Blast as soon as you reach level 12, and start scaling Frost Claw. Do not drop Flame Ward until you have 35 points into the Runemaster passive tree for Glyph of Dominion.

Brand of Deception has an extremely strong scaling factor tied to it, bumping it's damage by 6% for every 1% Shock Chance. This massive hard hitting DoT is exclusive to the Runemaster tree. Adding this Brand to Elemental Damage Over Time rolls on our gear, with ample cast rates and decent Critical Strike Chance will tear swaths of enemies down. We use massive AoE Runic Invocations to apply Brand of Deception to entire packs, and pivot to our  Glyph of Dominion to deal even more damage and gain massive spikes of ward.

Don't forget, you can use skills even if you don't specialize them! This is important for skills like  Teleport, when you put it on your skill bar, it will give you access to mobility and faster mapping without any investment. We will do this later in the build as well, when we stop specializing in  Flame Ward as soon as  Glyph of Dominion becomes available. Gear largely does not matter at this point; equipping somewhat relevant Magic (blue) and Rare (yellow) will be more than enough to make you feel strong. Be on the lookout for Silver Rings, as they provide a boost to your Movement Speed. Worst case, there's a vendor at The Keepers' Camp that will be selling random gear, allowing you to fill in any empty gear slots you may have due to poor luck. Gear in the planner will provide you with a baseline for what items and affixes to look for.

Below is the list for Passive Point allocation for the Mage Passive Tree. Don't bother spending more than the necessary 20 here, you'll want the rest to be placed into Runemaster and Sorcerer.

• (Mage) 8 points in Arcanist: Intelligence is our bread and butter attribute. It will help keep us safe with ward retention, and push us further with Ward per Second later in the build. It is also our primary increase to our damage attribute.
• (Mage) 1 point in Scholar: We take this as the default option, as there really is no better one to take in order to move further in the tree.
• (Mage) 1 point in Reactive Ward: If we ever drop below 70% of our health, we gain 1 ward for every 10 Health we have.
• (Mage) 5 points in Mage Flurry: This will give us a welcomed boost to our cast speed.
• (Mage) 5 points in Warden: Ward is a vital life source to us, now and later in the build. This gives us a strong base to start from.

We will choose Runemaster as our Mastery, but will put points into Sorcerer first. This will get us quick access to some welcome damage, which usually happens around Level 16. We will only allocate 5 points here into Calculated Destruction to get boost our Critical Strike Chance and some Intelligence. This will also allow us to start specializing in  Static Orb when a new specialty slot opens. In the meantime, its default cast can be used to do some bigger damage numbers. Don't de-specialize  Flame Ward just yet to add it either, as we need a little more time to get our Ward pushed higher before dumping Flame Ward.

Reaching Level 20, you should have just enough points to place the following Passive Points into the Sorcerer.

• (Sorcerer) 5 points in Calculated Destruction: This gives us 3% increased spell critical strike chance per Intelligence we have.

To be clear, we only put the 5 points in here in order to access Static Orb. No further investment is necessary and now the remainder of your points will be focused on the Runemaster.

With your newly acquired skills, the rest of the campaign should be a breeze. Your newly scaled  Frost Claw should be tearing through packs. Weaved in with periods of  Flame Ward for defensive stands, and manually dodging high risk damage from Boss or Rare enemies, should allow you to progress smoothly as we grab even more skills to tear through Eterra.

With a more specific setup, this build will utilize a wand and an off-hand catalyst. If you've been using a two-handed staff up to this point, it's time to ditch it. There are some nodes within the Runemaster tree that really require us to use a wand; specifically, to gain Critical Strike Multiplier. If you can't immediately get a decent wand, that's perfectly fine! Your Staff or Sceptre should do okay, just keep an eye open for a wand and an off-hand catalyst as you continue working through maps. Be sure to be on the look out for Nemesis, as this will be your best chance at getting over-powered gear early in the campaign, potentially even rewarding you with Exalted (purple) gear before Level 25.

As far as stats are concerned, focus on finding gear with increases to Spell Critical Strike Chance, increased Critical Strike Multiplier, Cast Speed, and Movement Speed. Intelligence is by far the most important main attribute you'll want, so be sure to swap gear out as you come across it!

Node allocation to Level 35 should be as follows. This assumes you have around 12 points in the skill. If you happen to have more due to additional skill levels on gear, just look ahead on this page to see where the next points are spent!

• 3 points in Gift of Winter: Vastly reduces the Mana cost, and gives us a chance to gain Mana when we cast it.
• 5 points in Artor's Sceptre: Dealing 20% more damage is great, and the 100% Frostbite chance will soon be converted to Shock Chance.
• 1 point in Spark Artillery: This converts both the damage and the ailments from Frost Claw to Lightning and Shock.
• 1 point in Fen of the Frozen: This will slow the enemies, but this is really only taken to move us further in the tree.
• 1 points in Brightfrost: This is a very strong node; besides increasing the Cast Speed, it will purge a random negative ailment effecting you every cast.
• 1 point in Hand of Morditas: This adds projectiles, but also ups the Mana cost. Be aware of this, as if you have too little Mana, you may find yourself in a bad situation. Alternatively, if this is your case, you can scale to Frozen Reign first in order to avoid this.

• 3 points in Blazing Flux: The skill will cost us less Mana, and recover more quickly. We will try and stack Resistances in this guide, but aim for fire specifically, because it will double the values of this if we reach 150% Fire Resistance.
• 3 points in Runic Eclipse: We take 18% Less damage when in our Flame Rush, this is 36% against DoTs.
• 3 points in Lunar Protection: While in our Flame Rush, we gain 90 Ward per second, and gain a large burst of Ward upon exit of the channel.
• 1 points in Energy Equivalence: This skill is now converted to Lightning.
• 1 points in Beta Decay: When we Flame Rush,  Static Orb will cast automatically. For now, until we get 3 points into Static Orb, this will hit what is behind us.

• 1 point in Shocking Conduit: We only take this node to move further in the tree.
• 1 point in Insidious Focus: Reduces the Mana cost of our Static Orb.
• 1 point in Orbital Fulmination: Static Orb will now orbit us when casted.>
• 2 points in Forking Surge: This allows the Static Orb to add more of its Tendrils, making it now a total of nine.
• 4 point in Open Circuit: This causes the Static Orb to orbit us faster, and deal 20% more damage.
• 4 points in Scatter Blast: With every cast of Static Orb, we will now have four additional smaller orbs.

At minimum, upon reaching Level 35, you should have several Passive Points to spend in Runemaster since the previous level tier. However, it's likely you have more due to quest rewards. Thus, the following list will assume you have access to 21 extra points. If you have less, it isn't a big deal. You can always go back and finish optional quests after the campaign is finished.

• (Runemaster) 7 points in Quintessence of Triumph: We take 7, in order to get the major boost of damage, which is contigent that you have more ward then the enemy has life.
• (Runemaster) 1 point in Unsealed Mana: We only take this in order to move further in the tree.
• (Runemaster) 8 points in Arcane Focus: We gain ward every time we cast a spell directly.
• (Runemaster) 5 points in Runeword: Cataclysm: If we critically strike, we gain this buff. We do 15% more damage to enemies with 35% or Less health. This also gives us a large boost to our Increased Critical Stirke Chance.

 Runic Invocation came with the class when we selected the Mastery of Runemaster. The easiest two Invocations to cast will also put in significant work. You can see the full list here, but we will really only work with  Sea of Sparks, which will target under nearby enemies with a blast of lightning. The other is  Ball Lightning and will target up to seven nearby enemies four times a second with a slow moving ball of lightning. Both Ball Lightning and Sea of Sparks are great ways to apply Brand of Deception.

While  Runic Invocation will start out at a lower level than your other skills, we'll still list out the first 12 points to place into the skill.

• 3 points in Transcriber of Power: We get 3 seconds of Increased Spell Damage and Cast Speed after we use Runic Invocation.
• 2 points in Word of Lagon: This all but guarantees we critically strike with our Invocations we cast, adding a 6% base chance.
• 1 point in Attuned Approach: We gain Ward per Rune we consume, and are refunded 10% of the Invocations Mana cost.
• 1 point in Elemental Lore: Invocations will penetrate Elemental Resistances by 1% for every 3 Intelligence we have.
• 3 points in Inscribed Patterns: For our setup, we gain 12 Ward per second passively for each Gon Rune Rune we have.
• 2 points in Runic Energy: We will eventually have all 5 points in here, but for now, your Invocations will do 2% more damage for each stack of Runic Energy you have. This is a passive buff that builds when you don't use Runic Invocation.

The campaign through these levels should feel quick and smooth, with only Rares really impeding your momentum. If you haven't yet, it is highly suggested to craft on the gear you have equipped. Within this level range you'll fight Lagon, and the fight will vary in difficulty depending on where your resistances stand. A decent goal is to have most, if not all of your resistances at a minimum of 45% before killing Lagon. This is not a hard requirement, and the necessity depends entirely on how comfortable you are with dodging enemy attacks.

As a side not, do not forget to join your first faction if this is your first character of the season! Both the Merchant's Guild and Circle of Fortune provide players two unique ways of obtaining loot, and it is entirely up to you on which you prefer. The choice of which one to join can be made as soon as players reach Majelka in the Divine Timeline.

Node allocation to Level 50 should be as follows. This assumes you have 16 points in the skill. If you happen to have more due to additional skill levels on gear, just look ahead on this page to see where the next points are spent!

• 3 points in Gift of Winter: The vastly reduces the Mana cost, and gives us a chance to gain Mana when we cast it.
• 5 points in Artor's Sceptre: Dealing 20% more damage is great, and the 100% Frostbite chance will soon be converted to Shock Chance.
• 1 point in Spark Artillery: This converts both the damage and the ailments from Frost Claw to Lightning and Shock.
• 1 point in Fen of the Frozen: This will slow the enemies, but this is really only taken to move us further in the tree.
• 1 points in Brightfrost: This is a very strong node; besides increasing the cast speed, it will purge a random negative ailment effecting you every cast.
• 1 point in Hand of Morditas: This adds projectiles, but also ups the Mana cost. Be aware of this, as if you have too little Mana, you may find yourself in a bad situation. Alternatively, if this is your case, you can scale to Frozen Reign first in order to avoid this.
• 1 point (for now) in Rending Cascade: This will eventually be our 16th point as well, but for now we need to move to Frozen Reign as soon as possible to keep Mana costs down.
• 1 point in Frozen Reign: This will give us a Mana savings of 3, whenever we cast Frostclaw.
• 1 point in Volley of Glass: This will allow the pace of Frost Claw to pickup tremendously, as each projectile will now count as its own individual hit.
• 1 point in Rending Cascade: This was the point we skipped over earlier. Since we mostly scale Elemental Damage Over Time in our gear, we take our critical strike chance increases where we can in the tree.

• 3 points in Blazing Flux: The skill will cost us less Mana, and recover more quickly. We will try and stack Resistances in this guide, but aim for fire specifically, because it will double the values of this if we reach 150% Fire Resistance.
• 3 points in Runic Eclipse: We take 18% Less damage when in our Flame Rush, this is 36% against DoTs.
• 3 points in Lunar Protection: While in our Flame Rush, we gain 90 Ward per second, and gain a large burst of Ward upon exit of the channel.
• 1 points in Energy Equivalence: This skill is now converted to Lightning.
• 1 points in Beta Decay: When we Flame Rush,  Static Orb will cast automatically.
• 3 points into Celestial Guidance: This will allow us to keep the damage reduction buff we get while in the channel animation, after it has ended for a short period of time.
• 2 points into Fiery Overload: We now gain Frenzy when exiting the animation of Flame Rush.

• 1 point in Shocking Conduit: We only take this node to move further in the tree.
• 1 point in Insidious Focus: Reduces the Mana cost of our Static Orb.
• 1 point in Orbital Fulmination: Static Orb will now orbit us when casted.
• 2 points in Forking Surge: This allows the Static Orb to add more of its Tendrils, making it now a total of 9.
• 4 point in Open Circuit: This causes the Static Orb to orbit us faster, and do 20% more damage.
• 4 points in Scatter Blast: With every cast of Static Orb, we will now have 4 additional smaller orbs.
• 2 points in Static Armor: This is a dual purpose node, giving us 50% increased Lightning Damage, and 25% less damage taken.
• 1 point in Storm Burst: This increases the amount of damage Static Orb does by 30% and also increases the AoE by 30% as well.

• 3 points in Transcriber of Power: We get 3 seconds of increased spell damage and cast speed after we use Runic Invocation.
• 2 points in Word of Lagon: This all but guarantees we critically strike with our Invocations we cast, adding a 6% base chance.
• 1 point in Attuned Approach: We gain ward per Rune we consume, and are refunded 10% of the Invocations Mana cost.
• 1 point in Elemental Lore: Our Invocations will penetrate elemental resistances by 1% for every 3 Intelligence we have.
• 3 points in Inscribed Patterns: For our setup, we gain 12 Ward per second passively for each Gon Rune Rune we have.
• 5 points in Runic Energy: We now have all 5 points in here, your Invocations will do 2% more damage for each stack of Runic Energy you have. This is a passive buff that builds when you don't use Runic Invocation.
• 1 point in Copied Scrolls: This gives us a 2.5% chance per stack of Runic Energy (up to 37.5%) to repeat the Invocation we casted.

At minimum, upon reaching Level 50, you should have another 15 Passive Points to spend in since the previous level tier. However, it's likely you have more due to quest rewards. Thus, the following list will assume you have access to 24 extra points. If you have less, it isn't a big deal. You can always go back and finish optional quests after the campaign is finished.

• (Runemaster) 6 points in Inscribed Instruments: Although most of our output will come from our Brand of Deception our ability to critically strike is not to be ignored, as our  Frost Claw will tear through bosses in addition to the massive Damage Over Time we do.
• (Runemaster) 3 points (for now) in Decree of the Eternal Tundra: This will evetually have more points but for now we will take the Ward per second from this node for extra defense.
• (Runemaster) 6 points in Brand of Deception: This is where the magic begins to happen, and as long as you have been putting Increased Elemental Damage Over Time in your gear. However, even without those affixes, it will still be very powerful.
• (Runemaster) 2 more points in Decree of the Eternal Tundra: This will now bring us to 25 ward per second and gives us double the effect while we stand on our newest skill  Glyph of Dominion.
• (Runemaster) 1 singular point in Runeword: Hurricane: A singular point is enough to give us an addition 10 lightning spell damage.
• (Runemaster) 1 point (for now) in Ancient Inscriptions: This singular point only give us intel, but will eventually allow us to have  Flame Rush off cooldown constantly.
• (Runemaster) 5 points in Order's Imposition: If you have not added any Shock Chance in our Wand and Amulet (you're supposed to) you will not see much change unless you stand on your  Glyph of Dominion, which will give us additional Shock Chance. One you have that "Chance to apply Shock on Hit" in your wand and amulet, the damage from Brand of Deception will skyrocket.

At Level 50, is when everything starts to come together. With this unlock means you are also now able to allocate enough points to start putting passive points into Brand of Deception. If somehow you neandered away from this passive, go back to a town a respec to it.

While  Glyph of Dominion will start out at a lower level than your other skills, we'll still list out the first 16 points to place into the skill.

• 4 points in Shocking Grasp: This will give us an additional 80% Shock Chance, whick give us 80% more damage to Brand of Deception. Since this skill also costs at least 15 Mana, it will also apply the Brand as well.
• 2 points in Amplified Expanse: This increases the area that the Glyph occupies.
• 1 point in Charged Reflections: We can now only cast the Gylph at our feet. While in the Glyph, we gain Ward per second based on all resistances uncapped total percentages.
• 3 points in Arcane Mirror: While on the Glyph we gain +45% to all resistances. This node alone will give us 63 ward per second while standing on the Glyph. If you are properly capped at 75% on all your resistances, it is 168 Ward per second.
• 1 point in Vaporizing Realm: The Glyph will have increased Damage Over Time.
• 1 point in Wreak Havoc: As the Glyph exists, it will do 12% more damage per second, every second.
• 4 points in Doom Scribe: We now add a 4 second delay before the Glyph explodes, giving us more time to use it as a buff, or a Damage Over Time instance on enemies.

Finishing up the campaign and moving into the Monolith of Fate should be easy enough, given you've followed the guide up until this point. Your rotation going forward should consist of using  Flame Rush to go from one mob group to the next, casting  Glyph of Dominion when you arive to give you a massive boost to your ward. Further enemies can be layed to waste with casts of  Frost Claw. Be advised, your next set of 5 passive points should be in Decree of the Bountiful Ocean and getting 7 more points into Ancient Inscriptions. The former will help you with Mana Regeneration, the latter will accelerate the cooldown of  Flame Rush. If necessary use  Runic Invocation to get rid of any tankier mobs that end up in your path. Either with  Ball Lightning or  Sea of Sparks for more distant rares. This build can easily make it beyond level 70, so if you're having fun with it, continue to use it. However, most people just want an effective way to level into endgame to swap into their goal build, and that's also perfectly fine. The gear requirement is quite lax on this leveling build, thus allowing you to set up a loot filter for your endgame build as soon as you start spamming maps.

Congratulations on getting this far. Below, you'll find the remainder of the skill point and node allocations that you will need through to Character Level 70 and Skill Level 20. Please note: The order of the points below does not represent the order in which is taken in the campaign, this is merely a breakdown of the point allocation.

• (Mage) 8 points in Arcanist: Intelligence is our bread and butter attribute, it will help keep us safe with ward retention, and push us further with ward per second later in the build. It is also our primary increase to our damage attribute.
• (Mage) 1 point in Scholar: We take this as the default option, as there really is no better one to take in order to move further in the tree.
• (Mage) 1 point in Reactive Ward: If we ever drop below 70% of our health, we gain 1 ward for every 10 Health we have.
• (Mage) 5 points in Mage Flurry: This will give us a welcomed boost to our cast speed.
• (Mage) 5 points in Warden: Ward is a vital life source to us, now and later in the build. This gives us a strong base to start from.
• (Sorcerer) 5 points in Calculated Destruction: This gives us 3% increased spell critical strike chance per Intelligence we have.
• (Runemaster)7 points in Quintessence of Triumph: We take 7, in order to get the major boost of damage, which is contigent that you have more ward than the enemy has life.
• (Runemaster) 1 point in Unsealed Mana: We only take this in order to move further in the tree.
• (Runemaster) 8 points in Arcane Focus: We gain ward every time we cast a spell directly.
• (Runemaster) 5 points in Runeword: Cataclysm: If we critically strike, we gain this buff. We deal 15% more damage to enemies with 35% or less health. This also gives us a large boost to our Increased Critical Stirke Chance.
• (Runemaster) 6 points in Inscribed Instruments: Although most of our output will come from our Brand of Deception our ability to critically strike is not to be ignored, as our  Frost Claw will tear through bosses in addition to the massive Damage Over Time we do.
• (Runemaster) 5 points (for now) in Decree of the Eternal Tundra: This will evetually have more points but for now we will take the Ward per second from this node for extra defense.
• (Runemaster) 6 points in Brand of Deception: This is where the magic begins to happen as long as you have been putting Increased Elemental Damage Over Time in your gear. However, even without those affixes, it will still be very powerful.
• (Runemaster) 1 point in Runeword: Hurricane: A singular point is enough to give us an addition 10 lightning spell damage.
• (Runemaster) 8 points in Ancient Inscriptions: This singular point only give us intel, but will eventually allow us to have  Flame Rush off cooldown constantly.
• (Runemaster) 6 points in Order's Imposition: If you have not added any Shock Chance in our Wand and Amulet (you're supposed to) you will not see much change unless you stand on your  Glyph of Dominion, which will give us additional Shock Chance. One you have that "Chance to apply Shock on Hit" in your wand and amulet, the damage from Brand of Deception will skyrocket.
• (Runemaster) 5 points in Decree of the Bountiful Ocean: This gives 15% increased Mana regeneration, but since we should always have a Gon Rune, it is 30% for us.

• 3 points in Gift of Winter: Vastly reduces the Mana cost, and gives us a chance to gain Mana when we cast it.
• 5 points in Artor's Sceptre: Dealing 20% more damage is great, and the 100% Frostbite chance will soon be converted to Shock Chance.
• 1 point in Spark Artillery: This converts both the damage and the ailments from Frost Claw to Lightning and Shock.
• 1 point in Fen of the Frozen: This will slow the enemies, but this is really only taken to move us further in the tree.
• 3 points in Brightfrost: This is a very strong node; besides increasing the cast speed, it will purge a random negative ailment effecting you every cast.
• 1 point in Hand of Morditas: This adds projectiles, but also ups the Mana cost. Be aware of this, as if you have too little Mana, you may find yourself in a bad situation. Alternatively, if this is your case, you can scale to Frozen Reign first in order to avoid this.
• 4 points in Rending Cascade: Massive critical strike chance, and we use it to move to Frozen Reign as soon as possible to keep Mana costs down.
• 1 point in Frozen Reign: This will give us a Mana savings of 3 whenever we cast Frostclaw.
• 1 point in Volley of Glass: This will allow the pace of Frost Claw to pickup tremendously, as each projectile will now count as its own individual hit.

• 3 points in Blazing Flux: The skill will cost us less Mana, and recover more quickly. We will try and stack Resistances in this guide, but aim for fire specifically, because it will double the values of this if we reach 150% Fire Resistance.
• 3 points in Runic Eclipse: We take 18% Less damage when in our Flame Rush, this is 36% against DoTs.
• 3 points in Lunar Protection: While in our Flame Rush, we gain 90 Ward per second, and gain a large burst of Ward upon exit of the channel.
• 1 points in Energy Equivalence: This skill is now converted to Lightning.
• 1 points in Beta Decay: When we Flame Rush,  Static Orb will cast automatically.
• 3 points into Celestial Guidance: This will allow us to keep the damage reduction buff we get while in the channel animation, after it has ended for a short period of time.
• 2 points into Fiery Overload: We now gain Frenzy when exiting the animation of Flame Rush.
• 1 point into Solar Rush: This makes Flame rush move faster and further, but you can still end the channel whenever you wish.
• 3 points into Smolder and Burn: We rip stacks of Lightning Resistance from the enemies you pass through with Flame Rush.

• 1 point in Shocking Conduit: We only take this node to move further in the tree.
• 1 point in Insidious Focus: Reduces the Mana cost of our Static Orb.
• 1 point in Orbital Fulmination: Static Orb will now orbit us when casted.
• 2 points in Forking Surge: This allows the Static Orb to add more of its Tendrils, making it now a total of 9.
• 4 point in Open Circuit: This causes the Static Orb to orbit us faster, and do 20% more damage.
• 4 points in Scatter Blast: With every cast of Static Orb, we will now have four additional smaller orbs.
• 2 points in Static Armor: This is a dual purpose node, giving us 50% increased Lightning Damage, and 25% less damage taken.
• 1 point in Storm Burst: This increases the amount of damage Static Orb does by 30% and also increases the AoE by 30% as well.
• 4 points in Critical Trajectory: We should have a decent Critical Strike Chance around 40-50%, this allows Static Orb to hit with a critical strike that is 100% harder.

• 3 points in Transcriber of Power: We get 3 seconds of increased spell damage and cast speed after we use Runic Invocation.
• 2 points in Word of Lagon: This all but guarantees we critically strike with our Invocations we cast, adding a 6% base chance.
• 3 points in Attuned Approach: We gain ward per Rune we consume, and are refunded 30% of the Invocations Mana cost.
• 1 points in Elemental Lore: Our Invocations will penetrate elemental resistances by 1% for every 3 Intelligence we have.
• 3 points in Inscribed Patterns: For our setup, we gain 12 Ward per second passively for each Gon Rune Rune we have.
• 5 points in Runic Energy: We now have all 5 points in here, your Invocations will do 2% more damage for each stack of Runic Energy you have. This is a passive buff that builds when you don't use Runic Invocation.
• 3 points in Copied Scrolls: This gives us a 7.5% chance per stack of Runic Energy (Guaranteed at max Runic Energy) to repeat the Invocation we casted.

• 4 points in Shocking Grasp: This will give us an addition 80% Shock Chance, whick give us 80% more damage to our Brand of Deception. Since this skill also costs at least 15 Mana, it will also apply the brand as well.
• 3 points in Amplified Expanse: This increases the area that the Glyph occupies.
• 1 point in Charged Reflections: We can now only cast the Gylph at our feet. While in the Glyph, we gain ward per second based on all resistances uncapped total percentages.
• 3 points in Arcane Mirror: While on the Glyph we gain +45% to all resistances. This node alone will give us 63 ward per second while standing on the Glyph. If you are properly capped at 75% on all your resistances, it is 168 Ward per second.
• 1 point in Vaporizing Realm: The Glyph will have increased Damage Over Time.
• 3 points in Wreak Havoc: As the Glyph exists, it will do 36% more damage per second, every second.
• 4 points in Doom Scribe: We now add a 4 second delay before the Glyph explodes, giving us more time to use it as a buff, or a Damage Over Time instance on enemies.
• 1 point in Sanctuary Threshold: We cleanse ourselves and give us haste for one second after activating Glyph of Dominion.