It is a good compliment to the Ricochet skill, as the Ricochet skill can become somewhat less useful in wide open areas where there is nothing for a projectile to bounce on. Seeking Shot fires three projectiles which seek out targets. As a result, I do not recommend this skill. Frozen opponents are only barely hampered - and you’ll sometimes run into enemies who are resistant. The problem is that freezing opponents simply does not do as much in Torchlight as it does in other RPG’s. It is powerful and doesn’t cost a great deal to cast, so it quickly becomes a bread-and-butter skill.įrost Pilum sounds nice because it can freeze enemies. The projectiles fired with it will bounce around, and the direction in which you fire it does have an impact on how many opponents it will hit.
Ricochet is the first Marksman skill and, unlike many skills, it requires some skill to use properly. This is certainly viable, but some players will not like the idea of retreating and stay around to duke it out instead - something which means death for a Marksman. Later in the game, as groups of enemies become larger, you’ll need to be quick to stay away from the ten or so melee opponents who will be chasing you. Going heavily down this path does not result in many defensive abilities. If you decide to play a Marksman Vanquisher you’ll need to be prepared for a play-style which is very agile. This guide will go through the skills available to the Vanquisher so you can decide how to specialize your character. Compared to the Destroyer she is weaker and needs to make more use of speed, although she isn’t as fragile as an Alchemist (with the exception of some Battle Alchemists). She is a fast fighter who can be specialized to do a great amount of damage either up close or from afar, or a combination of both. Despite Torchlight’s naming, the Vanquisher is basically a rogue.
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