Willpower or Assassin Mastery

The_grim3The_grim3 Member Posts: 423 ★
edited November 2020 in Strategy and Tips
Not sure which one to unlock/invest in next, any advice is appreciated! (Side note - I am cavalier and not running suicides at this time)

Thanks in advance.
Post edited by Kabam Porthos on

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  • Kill_GreyKill_Grey Member Posts: 8,666 ★★★★★
    Willpower, probably.
    I don't really see the benefit in having assassin's tbh.
  • SpideyFunkoSpideyFunko Member Posts: 21,964 ★★★★★
    Willpower. 100%
  • GMAX77GMAX77 Member Posts: 512 ★★★
    I have them both.
    Willpower is by far the more valuable of the two in my experience. This is enhanced even further if you chose to run suicide masteries. Assassin can be helpful, but the primary value is seen when fighting opponents with large health pools such as bosses in questing, or abyss or labyrinth.
  • Moot4LifeMoot4Life Member Posts: 2,132 ★★★★
    definitely go willpower
  • Realm_Of_RahRealm_Of_Rah Member Posts: 430 ★★★
    Willpower
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  • TitoBandito187TitoBandito187 Member Posts: 2,072 ★★★★
    Huh? Willpower without suicides wastes so many mastery points. It's nice to heal some in AQ and stuff, but not at the cost of all those mastery points.

    You don't need to run a lot of points in assassin either. It's just under 18% of the enemy's health that it kicks in. Great to close out fights, but not worth maxing it out (I have it fully unlocked and 1-2 points is plenty).

    I'm currently not running suicides but max glass cannon, despair, deep woundsand courage to maximize damage for a range of champ's like NF, doom, torch, void and colossus who benefit from throwing lots of specials.

    If you run suicides, definitely need willpower, but would never run willpower with out them because the defensive tree is mostly garbage and wasting those points for a little bit of healing, in lieu of some major attack increase is crazy. Willpower doesn't do jack when an act 6 enemy smacks you. You only need it to negate suicide damage.
  • LeNoirFaineantLeNoirFaineant Member Posts: 8,689 ★★★★★
    edited November 2020
    @The_grim3 if you already have willpower unlocked, it's debatable whether it's worth running without suicides. It requires a lot of points in defense that could be better used elsewhere and the value post nerf is real, but not amazing. I dropped willpower a few months ago and haven't really missed it. If you have never unlocked it and you aren't going to run suicides, I really don't think the benefit is worth the cost, especially when you throw in how many mastery points you have to burn just to be able to keep it open. I wonder how many people saying get willpower unlocked it post nerf without suicides. If you are going to run suicides it's must have. Otherwise it's only worth having if you already have it unlocked.
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