When there are no bosses around to kill you can use this ability to run through maps like a giant and skip tons of enemies that you don't feel like fighting. Very long cooldown but you become insanely powerful (and big). (Defense) Colossus Form: Boss killing ability. Get the passives that go with it, especially Iron Will since that gives you 80% resistances to most of your Secondary Resistances (Sleep, Stun, Trap, Freeze). (Defense) Battle Awareness: Long term buff that you'll want to use for a lot of survivability. Rally will also provide you with increased Resistances as well as a bunch of other goodies, so long as you get the passives. (Defense) Rally: When you take damage this should be the first thing you use to heal yourself, use potions while Rally is on cooldown. Shield Charge is very useful too for closing the distance between you and enemies as well as the Skill Disruption that it inflicts if you get the passive. I know some people like Battle Standard on this button too since it is frequently used.Дrop Battle Standard at the start of the battle some place where it won't get destroyed easily with AoE attacks and then go to town on the enemy with Onslaught. Onslaught will be your left click ability with Shield Charge typically being bound to right click. Your playstyle for a Conqueror will be pretty straight forward. I prefer a more tanky character so I went with a sword and board Conqueror if this is your first character and you have no gear to pass down to your Conqueror I would recommend you do not go Dual Wield as you'll definitely want the extra survivability for the times your gear is dragging you down. It's up to you if you'd like to use the Dual Wield tree in Warfare on your Conqueror or not. That means you can gear yourself out with other Resistances in mind. Thanks to the Defense Rally ability you'll get a lot of your Elemental Resistances each time you use it. For Resistances I recommend you get 30 - 60% Elemental Resistances and try to cap out Piercing, Vitality, Poison while also getting as much Physical Resistance as you can.

Stonebinder's Cuffs isn't a bad piece of gear for you to get either, but you may need to dump some points into Dexterity to equip it (which isn't a big deal). Einherjar's Fate will last you from Act 1 - 3 in each new Difficulty and Sabertooth will carry you from Act 3 - 5. These weapons will be some of the biggest upgrades you can get in each Difficulty and they will carry you through the game. Once I get to 60 + I like to put some into Energy too if I am not having a difficult time with enemies.ДЄs a Conqueror one of the best pieces of advice I can give you is to stop in Act 3 each difficulty for the Sabertooth weapon and again in Act 5 for Einherjar's Fate. While leveling up I recommend that you put most of your points into Strength but some into Health as well, typically every 5th or 6th Attribute Point I put into Health. Conquerors are extremely tanky thanks to the Defensive Mastery and have high damage output since both masteries highly boost Strength. The Conqueror is one of the most popular classes in Titan Quest because it's the go-to melee class of the game and one of the best builds. Levels 65+ you can dump some into Energy too if you'd like Important Stats: Vitality Resistance, Piercing & Physical Resistance, Offensive Ability and Defensive AbilityДЄttributes: Strength and Dexterity with a little bit of Health. Primary Skills: Onslaught, Battle Standard, Shield Charge, Battle Awareness, Rally, Colossus Form,

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