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( 6) Set: While both Wrath of the Berserker and Call of the Ancients is active, you deal 1500% increased damage.

( 4) Set: Reduce the cooldown of Wrath of the Berserker and Call of the Ancients by 3 seconds for every 10 Fury you spend with an attack. Make sure to use Ramaladni's to get a socket on your weapon.( 2) Set: Call of the Ancients last until they die. Several buffs round out your rotation: you will need to reapply Sprint as soon as it falls off, as well as maintain the Battle Rage buff throughout the rift. Furious Charge will also quickly build up your Fury reserves, which you need to dump regularly through Seismic Slam in order to reset the cooldown of Wrath of the Berserker. Seeking out density is especially important for the endgame, as the build generally eschews Cooldown Reduction on gear, and relies on constantly hitting over 5 enemies for a Merciless Assault reset (or hitting just one, due to the Raekor 2-piece bonus).

Your battle strategy when using the Raekor/Immortal King mixture is to seek out high monster density in Rifts, where the combined power of the Furious Charge runes shines. While Wrath of the Berserker needs to be cast on cooldown, only resummon Call of the Ancients when one or more of them fall in battle. The build starts runs with an activation of Call of the Ancients and Wrath of the Berserker both skills are to be kept up throughout the rift using the Immortal King set bonus. Standard paragon for most builds, but resource costs and attack speed are useless in this build.

Seconds for every 10 Fury you spend with an attack. ( 4) Set: Reduce the cooldown of Wrath of the Berserker and Call of the Ancients by 3 ( 2) Set: Call of the Ancients last until they die. Increases Call of the Ancients Damage by 45–60 % (Barbarian Only)