What are the main values that the Death Knight looks at?

Strength is always the best attribute of DK, which is better than the AP converted at the same level, so it is best to equip your own attribute with high strength. In addition, in the current version, the benefits of armor piercing to DK are also very large, especially blood and frost (frost is still to be further tested), when the armor piercing can be stacked to 100%, you can play a very NB DPS, so when you are sure that the whole body gem can be stacked to 100% armor piercing when it is replaced with armor piercing, you should give up the power gem and use the armor piercing gem. The Frost DK also requires a certain amount of haste.

There are also 2 attributes, inconspicuous, but very important, which are hit and skillful. Normal Ice, Blood, and Evil Hit require 8%, Contagion Ice and Blood cost 11%, and all skilled require 26. These 2 attributes should be stacked first.

If you want to output, the defense value is completely ignored. To do strong output, technique is the most critical, and if you don't have good equipment, the DPS can be low and scary. And then the equipment can be as good as it can be, and this is not too good.

Good is important, but it's also very important to be good all over. In addition, a good cosmetic item can also increase your DPS by a lot.

Upgrade I'm the whole blood dps, and the survivability is quite strong.

In terms of DPS, the main ones are Strength, Critical Hit, Armor Piercing, AP, and Haste.

Defense (Doing Tan) is mainly defense value, dodge, and parry.

Upgrade talent is recommended to be blood talent or evil, not recommended ice, ice dual-wielding has very high requirements for hits, and the equipment obtained in the upgrade hits are very pitiful.

It's best to upgrade with blood talents, and there are a lot of life-saving moves, such as: 3 people team up in the North Pole can be done by one person.

Blood talents and inscriptions for your reference.

What's the direction of your DK?

Tan's defense is 540 explosion-free, mainly depending on dodging and parrying, of course, blood armor flow is now popular, that is, armor and blood volume.

DPS, hit the pass first, and the hands seem to be 128. Then the stack is accurate, the attack strength has a direct impact on the damage, and what the armor penetrates.

Upgrade talent is recommended to use blood talent, solo is very powerful, basically no need to eat and drink.

Regardless of the DK, the most important attribute is power

Strength, Attack Strength, Hit, Critical Hit, Haste.

Just hit the target.

Strength: Armor Piercing, Hit, Accuracy.

With the Blood talent, armor also increases DPS

Keep hitting 300 and proficient 27. In the case of fatal 30, either pile up power or pile up armor piercing, but I personally don't like armor piercing.

DK is power in addition to power.

Output, sheet wounds.

If you want to sustain damage.

To upgrade the defense. Hold on.

Death Coil: Consumes runic energy, deals damage to enemies, or allies (usually ghouls). After using Glyphs, it can also inflict a damage-absorbing shield on non-undead friendly targets.

Death's Grip: Pulls the target over the Death Knight and forces it to attack the Death Knight for a short period of time.

Blight and Wither: Corrodes the area designated by the Death Knight, dealing Shadow damage over time.

Summon a Death Horse: Allow a Death Rider to summon a Death Horse, which requires a series of missions to be completed.

Spirit Strike: Harnesses the power of Shadow to deal damage to enemies while restoring the health of the Death Knight.

Frost Path: Allows the Death Knight and his teammates to walk on water.

Army of the Dead: Awaken the forces of death and summon hordes of undead minions to attack your enemies.

After the player character becomes a Death Knight, the effective level (ECL) of the character is character level +5, and therefore, the ECL of the character of the level 7 warrior and the level 3 dark guard after becoming a death knight is 15, which is equivalent to a level 15 character.

The ability to cast ** spells (cure) in the first place becomes the ability to cast inflict spells.