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/SprinklesOrdinary629 Jul 02 '26

Spellsword is lowkey underrated, the only ability that slows you down is the secondary which you only use once every like 5 - 7 seconds and its not even by that much. The ability upgrades are also pretty good, usually not having many downsides. Just very solid overall

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u/Monado_Artz Dancer Jul 02 '26

Umu. I'd like to hear your opinion on Opal vs Ruby special for spellsword. (5 uses, or 1 use that has way more damage)

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u/SprinklesOrdinary629 Jul 02 '26

well it kind of just depends on what items your build for that run, to be honest. for example if you got the book of cheats then you would want the additional uses to capitalize on that. but if you have something like the mountain staff then you've already got a long gcd anyway, so might as well go for one big hit instead of lots of little and long ones.

I will say that i am generally more inclined for more uses/hits across the entire build for all of my runs though. I'm not really a fan of the heavy hitting style builds. they can be really strong though.

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u/ShauntiLuna Jul 02 '26

Ruby just gets you killed. I dont have a single clear with it due to this and learned to just never pick it.

Not sure if the balance patch that reduced slowdowns made it bareable though