If you’re a fan of swords, then the Dungeonborne Swordmaster class may just be the choice for you. As you might be able to tell by the name, the class is all about swords. It’s perfect for anyone who enjoys the classic fantasy sword use – here’s exactly what it does.
Dungeonborne Swordmaster Overview
As mentioned, the Swordmaster is all about swords, big ones, small ones, you’ve got it. But that’s not all, despite what you might expect, the class is a magic user! It can both get into melee combat with its sword, or summon psionic swords to do battle from afar.
Swordmaster Pros & Cons
- Strong burst damage
- Good ranged damage
- Capable melee combat
- Relies on skills
- Resource heavy
Swordmaster Skills
Dungeonborne’s Swordmaster class currently has two skills: Psionic Blades and Whirling Blades.
- Psionic Blades summon Psionic swords from your chosen slot that shoot towards enemies. The damage dealt is based on your swords’ stats. Can summon up to 4 swords, which are consumed.
- Whirling Blades summons a Psionic sword that orbits around the Swordmaster, damaging nearby enemies for 8 seconds. The damage is based on the swords stats and the sword is consumed on cast.
Swordmaster Passives
The Swordmaster has access to five passive skills, which are unlocked once certain stat thresholds are met. These are: Crippling Strike, Deflection, Extra Sheath, Psionic Marker, and Momentum.
- Crippling Strike allows Psionic Blades to reduce enemy movement speed by 60 for 3 seconds on a critical hit.
- Deflection reduces damage taken by 50% during the duration of Whirling Blades.
- Extra Sheath allows the Swordmaster to equip and additional one-handed sword.
- Psionic Marker marks enemies hit by Psionic Blades, causing them to glow for 120 seconds.
- Momentum increases critical strike chance by 50% for 3 seconds after hitting an enemy with Psionic Blades.
That’s all the information we have on the Dungeonborne Swordmaster class. We’ll keep this page updated should any class changes happen in the future!