Additional +125 To Attack Rating (4 Items).Additional +75 To Attack Rating (3 Items).You can even do a Greater Rift below 20 and get a Bane of the Powerful, since it's always the guaranteed first Legendary gem and use that to help assist you in clearing the GR20. I easily cleared the GR20 and most players could and should make a ton of improvement on the gear by cubing useful Legendary powers or finding useful Legendaries to wear/craft along the way, including converting Two-Handed Mighty Weapons in the cube to get an Immortal King's Boulder Breaker (which will help you get to the Charge speedfarming setup) or maybe crafting a Two-Handed Polearm for a chance at a Standoff. I did not have any useful items in Kanai's Cube to simulate having zero cubed items at the start of a season. I crafted exactly one piece of Rare gear for each slot that didn't have a Raekor's set piece and did not roll a single affix on any piece at the Mystic. I used 0 paragon, which you would likely have a few levels of by the time you go for your GR20 and I also did not use a Follower. This is specifically focused on the beginning of a new Season when Legacy of Raekor is the Haedrig's Gift for Barbarians. The third bag will complete your 6-piece set. This is the setup that I used to clear Greater Rift 20 solo, which is a benchmark to pass to earn your third Haedrig's Gift bag in Chapter 4 of the Seasonal Journey. Every use of a Fury-spending attack consumes up to 5 stacks.

( 6) Set: Every use of Furious Charge increases the damage of your next Fury-spending attack by 2800%.

( 4) Set: Furious Charge gains the effect of every rune and deals 1000% increased damage. ( 2) Set: Furious Charge refunds a charge if it hits only 1 enemy.

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