Titan Quest Builds Tier List [patched] File

In the world of Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition (including all DLCs like Ragnarök and Eternal Embers), your "Class" is defined by the combination of two Masteries. With 10 Masteries available, there are 45 possible combinations, but not all are created equal.

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• Description: Pet and summons focused, with strong DoT and control alternatives.
• Strengths: Pets tank and deal sustained damage; player stays safer.
• Weaknesses: Pet AI and scaling can be limited; gear that boosts pets needed.
• Playstyle: Summon and buff pets, stay behind them; manage cooldowns.
• Core skills: Summon spikes/earth golems, poison/acid DoTs, pet enhancements.
• Gear/priorities: +to-summons, pet survivability, skill duration, resistances.

Did we miss your favorite build? Let us know in the comments below. For more Titan Quest guides, check out our deep dive on Monster Infrequents and Rune mastery combinations. In the world of Titan Quest: Anniversary Edition

The definition of a "glass cannon". It offers some of the highest single-target damage in the game (especially with Lethal Strike ) but can die quickly if caught. Paladin (Defence + Storm): Description: Pet and summons focused, with strong DoT

Stonespeaker (Fire + Rune): A massive AOE (Area of Effect) caster. It uses physical and fire damage to melt entire screens of enemies instantly. 🥈 B-Tier: Solid but Specialized

How to Choose Your Build Based on Expansion

1. Vanilla (No DLC): Conqueror or Haruspex. The base game favors physical damage and resistances.
2. Ragnarök (Act V): Evoker or Inquisitor. Act V introduces beasts that resist physical damage but bleed.
3. Atlantis (Act VI): Templar. Reflection builds destroy the Atlantis unique bosses (looking at you, Megalesios).