Looking to get into Torchlight Infinite and want to get in the thick of things and smash your enemies? Well, luckily for you, we're here to help with our Torchlight Infinite Rehan build guide. If you dig the hack and slash gameplay style, then Rehan may just be the character for you!
Torchlight Infinite is the fourth game of the series and the first mobile and PC iteration in the franchise. The game is now in open beta, so players can go in and create one of six characters in the game.
If you're looking for more Torchlight Infinite content, then be sure to check out our Torchlight Infinite beginners guide, Torchlight Infinite tier list, and Torchlight Infinite codes guide. These guides will set you up for success as you get into the game.
The best Torchlight Infinite Rehan build
- Traits
- Talents
- Skills
- Gear
- Playstyle
Berserker Rehan is your typical melee warrior style character. He wields a big weapon, and gets right up in the enemy's faces to dish out massive damage. He has quite a bit of different strike skills at his disposal but the one that we're going to recommend is Flame Slash. Whirlwind got nerfed quite a bit a while it's still fine, Flame Slash is the new go to.
Best hero trait for Rehan - Torchlight Infinite Rehan build
For our hero traits, these serve to augment one of our triggered skills, Burst, and help us cap out our critical strike chance via Rage. Here are the traits you'll want to pick up.
- Level 15: Anger
- Level 32: Frenzy Furious
- Level 50: Rampaging
- Level 62: Boiling Anger
- Level 80: Reverberation
Best talents for Rehan - Torchlight Infinite Rehan build
For our talents, generally speaking take your pick of fire and attack damage perks, but avoid taking Fire Penetration. We'll explain why in a moment. For defenses, you want to try and take life and life regeneration nodes You're going to start in the God of Might Tree. Here's the passives you'll definitely need to take.
- +8% Attack speed, -10 attack skill costs (Medium node)
- Elimination before 20 points (level 10 large node)
- Burnout after 20 points (level 10 large node)
- Fueling (20 point large node)
Of note here, the medium node that we notated will make your Flame Slash incredibly cheap, which is great because we're going to be reserving a bunch of mana. Elimination is a great early skill to take, as it executes enemies below 18%. This is good to have before investing 20 points into the tree. Once we hit 20 points, we'll change Elimination to Burnout and take Fueling as our large nodes of choice. Burnout gives us extra fire damage, and Fueling makes it so our attacks ignore enemy fire resistances.
The reason we don't want to take any fire penetration is because we take Fueling. Ignoring resistances essentially means our attacks hit as if the enemy has zero fire resistance. If we take any fire penetration, which can reduce enemy fire resistance below zero, the ignore will override that reduction and act as if the resistance was zero. This is a damage decrease.
After the God of Might tree, we'll want to move to the Warlord Tree. Here's the passives you'll want to pick up here.
- Wildfire (18 Point large node)
- True Flame (36 point large node)
- True Flame (36 point large node)
For this tree, Wildfire gives us 100% additional fire damage for low health enemies, which is great for boss killing. True Flame is going to be our way of clearing more effectively, causing enemies to explode when they die.
Lastly, we'll go into the Ranger Tree. The Ranger tree gives us the Fervor effect, which will help with capping our crit chance. Here's your notable passives here.
- Fluke (18 point large node)
- Impending (36 point large node)
- Fervor and Crit nodes
For this tree, Fluke is a nice DPS increases, as it makes our crit strikes lucky, and Impending makes nearby enemies take additional damage. We want to try and get enough Fervor through our tree to make Fluke proc, but to also help scale our crit chance as efficiently as possible. Fervor is a hard stat to get on gear though, so taking it in the tree will save you some money when you're gearing.
Best Skills for Rehan - Torchlight Infinite Rehan build
As for our skills, we're utilizing one main skill here, Flame Slash, but we have others that are going to serve us well. Here's our skills and support skills to go with each one.
- Flame Slash: Added Fire Damage, Raging Slash, Hardened, Increased Area, Precision Strike
- Bloodthirst: Extended Duration, Bloodbath, Cost Conversion
- Scorch: Terrain of Malice, Cost Conversion, Abysmal Hatred
- Leap Attack
- Bull's Rage: Deathwill, Extended Duration, Cooldown Reduction
- Resurrection Warcry (Early skill for healing)
- Charged Flames
- Rejuvination (level 1): Life seal conversion
- Fearless or Weapon Amplification
Our main skill here is Flame Slash. We're looking to boost the fire damage as much as possible. Bloodthirst is a nice passive buff, and scorch is a curse aura that we activate. Leap Attack is our faster movement skill. Bull's Rage is another major damage buff.
Best Gear for Rehan - Torchlight Infinite Rehan build
As for gear, it's fairly easy actually. There's no required legendary items so most of the gear that you'll have will come through crafting. Primarily, we're going to want to cap our resistances, and get a fairly decent sized health pool, with some regeneration if possible.
That being said, there are a couple legendaries that we can recommend to you to help round things out.
- Tide of the Styx (helm)
- Eternal Sun (belt)
How to play the Torchlight Infinite Rehan build
The playstyle for this build is very easy to pick up. Leap Slam your way through the map, slashing everything in sight with Flame Slash. Activate your scorch aura, and use bull's rage and bloodthirst when they're available. This playstyle is great for more relaxed leveling and mapping and can do all content in the game, which is great!
And that's the guide! There's a lot of room to augment and scale this build up as you play it, but if anything, it's going to be a really great end game mapping build, but it can also take down bosses too.
Rehan - Seething Spirit
In Season 2, Rehan got a brand new Hero Trait called Seething Spirit. While in Berserk, a spirit will use a copy of your main skill. This build lends itself to playing with Flame Slash or any other hard hitting melee skill.
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