Deskrawl glossary

Two more words appear in brackets without being ability tags: the status effects the game inflicts — [Bleeding] and [Vulnerable] — and the creature families a talent can name, such as [Undead]. The statuses are listed on the status page; the families are the same species column the minion pages print.

The fifth grade exists in the game’s own rarity strings and in the equipment filter, and no equipment entry in this build is in it — which is a statement about this build, not about the game.

The English build guide lists fourteen affixes alphabetically — damage, fire and cold damage, strong-attack damage, critical hit chance and damage, strength, increased attack speed, basic-attack damage, physical damage, vulnerability damage, damage to healthy enemies, cooldown reduction, max mana, bonus health and bonus armor — and the Chinese guide orders its own list by priority instead: agility, damage, critical hit chance, critical hit damage, lightning damage, strong-attack damage and mana-cost reduction. Two write-ups in different languages agreeing on the same pool is why it is printed at all; the exact ranges, the number of rolls per item and any reroll mechanic are not recorded anywhere the site can cite.

Player write-ups show named nodes with per-node caps — strength, critical hit chance and critical hit damage at five points, brutality at four — alongside single-point nodes such as rage infusion and an ability-enhancing node named for the undead family, plus ability-specific enhancers. The build stores each talent’s level gate and rank cap; it does not store the tree’s total, which is why no page states one.