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For your second soul, I highly recommend you pick Riftblade. In fact, I think Riftblade is by far the best specification for low level players. The main reason for this is that the capacity Riftblade start doing magic and “skill based” damage.In other words, these damage spells well, even if your stats are bad. Your stats will be low at the beginning of any new RPG since all the cool items are reserved for the higher levels, and you do not receive access to rings, below the shoulder, trinkets, and helmets to level 12-20 anyway.

Therefore, you can do damage with solid Riftblade even in your low-quality equipment and have no weapon. Fiery Burst Flame Lance and do more damage than Power Strike champion and Punishing blow, if you have an easy way of leveling up in the early levels and rift skill. The other main advantage of Riftblade is that attacks are ranged, so you can participate in Rifts and Invasions without toe-to-toe with powerful elites.

This is a great way to gain experience at a low level to be able to survive for such events is very important. For Rift Warrior leveling build, I recommend going 5/5 in Elemental Feeds, 3/3 in Fury Rift, 1/1 in the armor Freeze, and then you can do what you want. We will re-spec at 18 and go a totally different direction! How a mage is played in Rift PvP is quite different from any other category. Think of it like this.

“EZ-Mode” calls as the Warrior and monitoring of clerics a traditional bell curve, in which most players are average in PvP (they are able to compete, but are not simply dominate) and rift skill, while a handful of players completely dominate and a handful of players are terrible. Mages, on the other hand are of different nature. The curve is rather an exponential decay, where most players are quite terrible, a handful are decent, and only a few truly dominate the selection of Mages in PvP in Rift.