Diablo 2: Breath of the Dying Berserker Axe Wiki

When it comes to farming in Diablo 2, there are many ways to do so, but one of the most challenging and rewarding is using a unique axe. The Berserker axe, also known as the Breath of the Dying, is one such weapon that can make farming much easier. In this article, we'll take a closer look at how to farm Grief on a Berserk Barbarian or Vengeance Paladin without resorting to making a Sorceress.

First, let's start by understanding what makes the Berserker axe so special. With a 75% chance to block and no enemy in the whole game that can't be bashed, this axe is a force to be reckoned with. However, it does have one major drawback - it lacks area of effect (AOE) damage.

Many guides will recommend using Grief, a popular choice for farming due to its high damage output. But what if you want something more unique? That's where the Azurewrath and Lightsaber come in. Both of these weapons have added element/magic damage that can make farming much easier. The question is, how do you farm Grief on a Berserk Barbarian or Vengeance Paladin without making a Sorceress?

Unfortunately, there isn't one definitive answer to this question. However, MrLlamaSC's guide does provide some insight into how to farm Grief using a Barbarian with the Berserk skill. He suggests using the Berserker axe and the Conviction aura to increase damage output.

For Vengeance Paladins, things get a bit more complicated. One option is to use the Azurewrath or Lightsaber in combination with the Vengeance skill to increase damage output. However, this may not be as effective as using a Sorceress.

Ultimately, farming Grief on a Berserk Barbarian or Vengeance Paladin requires patience and practice. It's essential to experiment with different combinations of skills and items to find what works best for you. With the right strategy and equipment, you can make farming much easier and more enjoyable.

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