Aspects play a large role in your build, and they can make certain skills or attributes stronger. Each class gets a handful of Aspects to unlock, which can be done by completing dungeons or extracting from Legendary Weapons. Some are more important than others. In this case, it’s the Bladedancer’s Aspect. This Aspect is used by the Rogues inDiablo 4, and while this class ishard to use, this Aspect can make things somewhat easier. Follow this guide on how to get the Bladedancer’s Aspect inDiablo 4.
Diablo 4: How to get the Bladedancer Aspect
Much like any other Aspect inDiablo 4, you have to complete specific dungeons to do so. It’s worth your time because you’ll get better more exotic gear on top of the Aspect.
For the Bladedancer’s Aspect, you’ll need to bein Scosglen, which is the area Act 2 is primarily set in. The dungeon you want to head is calledJalal’s Vigil. It’s located in theNorthern partof Scosglen.
You’ll know you’re in the right spot when you reach a region calledThe Shrouded Moors. It’ll benorthof that location.
As soon as you enter, be prepared for a fight. This seems to be one of the harder dungeons inDiablo 4, due to enemies having poison attacks. So make sure you have traits to withstand that. Upon completing the dungeon, you’ll get the Aspect plus various other goodies.
Read this guide on how touse and apply Aspects, if you’re lost.
What does the Bladedancer Aspect do?
Bladedancer’s Aspect enhances the Twisting Blade skill. When used by Rogues, it impales enemies and deals damage over time. The Bladedancer’s Aspect causes an AoE effect. When the blades are returned to the player, the attack causes an explosion. The damage of the attack depends on the distance the blades travel. So for higher-level dungeons, this could be rather useful.
Diablo 4is available now viaBattle.net.
Raza Malik
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