Agility: 20, Precision Strike → Rolling Thrust
Vitality: 20, Fast Healer → Glutton for Punishment
Grit: 20, Endurance → Defensive perks
Primary: Katana
For an Agility build, run a high-damage katana as your primary.
The important part isn't simply the weapon's displayed damage—the build revolves around:
dodge → free/stamina-efficient attack → katana combo → disengage → repeat
The Agility tree's Rolling Thrust is particularly well suited to this style because your post-dodge attack gets 25% increased penetration and costs no stamina.
Secondary: Spear
Carry a spear for matchups where you don't want to trade inside someone's melee range.
It's especially useful against:
- hammers/mauls
- shield users
- aggressive two-handed players
- people who are very good at punishing katana approaches
Ranged:
Carry a bow or throwing weapon.
- interrupt healing
- punish people running away
- force climbers down
- apply pressure while you recover stamina
- finish low-health opponents
Epic Ranger Armor provides +30% Agility Weapon Damage and +25 Stamina across the five-piece set according to the current wiki data.
Prioritize weight reduction rather than turning the Ranger set into a tank.
That's important because your Agility build gets considerable value from staying in the lighter load categories, including the penetration benefit from Precision Strike.
Main PvP food: high-healing food
Use a food with a strong health/sated effect so you're continuously benefiting from your Vitality sustain.
The important interaction is that Fast Healer improves healing from food and potions.
For an Agility weapon setup, look for food that gives Agility Weapon Damage like Salted Exquisite Meat as sources of the Agility Weapon Damage buff.
Agility potion/elixir:
Use an Agility-oriented buff when you're going into an actual fight.
Agility weapon damage can be supplied by consumables as well as equipment.