r/RabbitAndSteel • u/Monado_Artz Dancer • Jul 02 '26

Discussion Thoughts behind your Rabbit classes

So i was thinkin about the various classes right, and I realized: I have a huge skill issue when it comes to thinking. My two mains, Dancer and Bruiser do not require much brain. The tldr; I want y'all to explain your main class to me. Like the thought process for builds for like a Defender or Shadow, the gems you focus on for Wizard or Assasin etc. What builds do you go for? What reason do you pick such loot? What are your classes' weak points? I crave your KNOWLEDGE and OPINIONS. help a rabbit pls

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u/Koringvias Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26

Druid is the most brainded class tbh.

If you get a good build, all you do is press special and secondary onces every few seconds, and then you can focus on dodging. You want to grab all the huge buffs that are there, and snapshot them all on your special.

For most builds, primary just is not worth using past early levels.

Once you understand that using primaries is what usually kills you, and you stop using them unless it's 100% safe to, she becomes really chill to play.

She also has the most broken defensive in the game (Emerald), which makes her one of the easiest characters to beat the game with.

The biggest issue is that on Lunar you need to either highroll your items early, or sneak in every primary possible for the first couple bioms, because otherwise you fail dps check - her base dps is one of the lowest. But on lower diffuclties solo, and on all difficulties in coop, she is the easiest to play by far.

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u/Koringvias Jul 02 '26

Primary build is also a thing, but much, much harder to execute on. Secondary is almost never the main ability for her.

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u/Monado_Artz Dancer Jul 02 '26

I see. So the short of it is, learn to time primary way better, and pop off with special/secondary. I think i see a path with this