Blood is Life – +5% healing from Blood Pools per rank-up.Blood Pools heal you for 5% of your total health. Passive 2: Blood Pools – 15% chance to spawn a Blood Pool when you kill a bleeding enemy. Volatile Blood – Increased chance to Rupture enemies.Passive 1: Rupture – 10% chance to make a bleeding enemy explode on hit does 45% weapon damage in a small area. Faster Blade – Reduced cooldown for Spinning Blade.Heavier Swing – Increased damage for Spinning Blade.

Bloodletter – Increased bleed chance while Blood Frenzy is active.Īctive skill: Spinning Blade – Summons blades that cause 25% weapon damage and makes monsters bleed for an additional 25% DOT over 6 seconds.Blood for Blood – The Blood Frenzy activation heals you for a small percentage of your health when an enemy is killed.Main ability: Blood Frenzy – Immediately deals 100% weapon damage to all enemies around you causes a bleed DOT effect for 100% weapon damage over 8 seconds +50% bleed DOT effect over 4 seconds +5% damage buff for all allies within range. It can, no doubt, be a lifesaver in (laggy) close-combat situations. It’s got a passive, Blood Pools, that helps provide a small amount of healing. Perhaps the Blood Drinker relic would be more viable for a melee-type character like Torchlight III‘s Railmaster. Both of these greatly benefit from CC-heavy relics (Coldheart or Electrode) as opposed to a life drain/healing relic. It doesn’t help matters that I’ve been lagging all throughout, thus focusing my efforts on ranged classes like the Sharpshooter and Dusk Mage. On paper, the effects might sound useful, but they’d pale in comparison to what other relics are already able to do. Blood Drinker is the only relic I’ve yet to unlock and fully test in Torchlight III.

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