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Class
Weapons
Curios
Talent Tree
Description
How to use
Horde >> Light attack > Light attack > Light attack
Armor >> Light attack > Light attack > Light attack (might want to aim at the body when fighting maulers)
Boss >> Indomitable > Light attack > Light attack > Light attack
Good to know
Indomitable can stagger any monstrosity. It is also one of the very few things in the game that can stagger Beast of Nurgle out of anything and even make it spit out your teammate. It also throws around captains on Havoc, regardless of their shields being up. Big Friendly Rock is also able to stagger most enemies in the game, including Plague Ogryn Chaos Spawn and Daemonhost They can also be ledged by a rock or rock + indomitable combo (in this order) and it is very funny.
Krourk Mk IV Cleaver blessings are pretty much non-negotiables. Toughness regen paired with a lot of extra strength is hard to beat for this playstyle. Same goes for Blastoom Mk III Grenadier Gauntlet. It is basically best-in-slot weapon for ogryn, unless using Point-Blank Barrage and even with it it's very strong. Use it to snipe far away specials, the arc of the projectile is very easy to learn. It also hits pretty hard, while haveing a lot of ammo.
+5% Toughness on curios is changable for whatever you want, really. 3 resistances are also not needed, 2 should be enough. Ability cooldown regen is mandatory.
Flex points
You can change Focused Fighter for Pumped Up for some overal DR instead of just melee DR.
You can ditch Can't Hit Me...Again for Brutish Strength Beat Them Back (if you want to incorporate heavy attacks from time to time) or Hard Knocks (which has pretty good uptime if you are also using your special on armored enemies). Or whatever node you really want.
You can ditch Big Friendly Rock for Frag Bomb, especially when playing Heinous Rituals.
I wouldn't recommend ditching any ability modifiers, because all of them are really good and having them all at once feels very good. Indomitable becomes your all-in-one button that does everything: gives you toughness back, gives you attack speed, movement speed, ranged immunity, insane stagger, strength and also applies bleed. You really can't get any better than that.
Leave Steady Grip in place, it will save your life, trust.
It's very straight forward and even braindead build, that performs exceptionally well in any Auric game and even on high Havocs (provided that you know how to play Havocs in the first place).