Now I gotta go see if some of my re-rolls are way off of Maxroll's advice because of Icy. That was a big enough misstep to lose my trust.

And Icy was like go Diamond in Leorics for Cooldown and Sliver of terror in Andariel's Visage for Fire Damage (which was good advice).

The 'error' was that in 'Item Stat Priorities' it shows Andariel's Visage recommended gem as a flawless royal diamond, but in the various build option graphics on the same page it's never there. Invoker Thorns Crusader Build Contents A build that focuses on the Thorns effect, using it along with extremely high Attack Speed to quickly kill all enemies around you. The reason I fell in the Icy Veins camp (until now after reading all these comments lmao) was because I found an error in the Maxroll LoD Blessed Shield Build guide I was using for my GF so I was like, 'ok I now trust icy more,' lol. I liked the written advice better on icy veins, but I really appreciated the multiple build options (solo, group, etc) on maxroll. In the end I'm still checking both, but I ended up feeling like Ice Veins was better only not as slick of a website. In looking at what builds to try, I noticed on icy-veins there are 'tiers' labeled beginning, mid, and top. This guide is part of our Crusader Seasonal Progress. I've been vacillating between the two (also re-visiting the game after a decade and doing a monk mystic ally build) because about 94.37% of the advice is the same. Hey all - newish player, enjoying S19 content but havent really wanted to progress until I tried Crusader. This build is a starter build for fresh Level 70 Crusaders who have access to the Aegis of Valor set.

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