Monk play style is all about keeping your "brews" up to never take the full damage in one go. But then again, I'm not native English so maybe that's why.) Just thought I mention it in case you were wondering :D (I know I was wondering about this damn word for a long time.
Mitigation = just another word for "damage reduction cooldowns" basically. Sounds hard at first but it's easy, hardest part is knowing how much you can stagger safely.įew things first.
Sounds complicated but go to the target dummies and practice the rotation a few minutes then when your comfortable add in ironskin brews Once you get the combo down your ironskin brew will be up almost always along with jade wind. So that means use it before you blackout>tiger palm or after. Just don't use it when you have blackout combo up. Once you get the combo down your weave ironbrew in between. I'd all your fillers are on cooldown wait the half second or second for blackout strike to be ready again. If it's a pack of 3 or 4, or more I use jade wind first to help with aggro.
If it's a solo monster the first filler skill will be breath of fire I believe and second will be jade wind. Keg smash>blackout strike>tiger palm>filler>blackout strike>tiger palm>fillerįiller will be breath of fire and jade wind plus things like chi torpedo if taken. Your rotation is usually using skills on cool down unless you run blackout combo.
#ICY VEINS MONK BREWMASTER SKIN#
You want to keep iron skin brew running as close to 100% uptime as possible. You need to manage it by letting it stack high or low depending on the situation ans using purifying brew to remove the dot. As a brewmaster part of your damage taken will be put into a growing damage over time.
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