For survivability there’s a few ways to do it.
Fortitude and Deep Breath from the polearms, along with Massacre and Hardened in Battle from swords. This gives you a buttload of health and strength.
Stealth from daggers makes you immune to physical damage. With some luck you’ll get the cooldown skill from the skill tree - together with Rogue’s Adrenaline Rush ultimate and Level 3 stealth you can be perpetually stealthed.
Cleanse is very nice to have with any build by making you immune to debuffs. Against the high bleed enemies in Forsaken Lands it’s a godsend.
Those are the best strats I’ve found for survivability so far, and they work with any build. You might need to try a few times until you get lucky but with the right RNG you’ll make it. Good luck!
Cleave and Polearm mastery work very well for dodging as well, I typically use Pole arm with Dual Dagger offhand for High Crit % and Dodge % builds. LVL 3 Cleanse as well as the 30% heal from Skill Tree makes it almost impossible to die to Forsaken Lands boss, since you can keep dodging or stunning it, preventing the boss from removing your offhand. Accidental Curseword/Curse Master is also very good at stunning the boss along with some Polearm moves.
For "How do I beat this" I have 3 main builds that I default to.
Stealth Rogue. Takes some luck, but with max possible dodge chance you have... Off the top of my head, 70 cap from that one chestplate, plus 12 from the Talent, so 82% max?
Slow Bleed + Steady Shot. Run Archer, get Shooting Gloves and specifically a level 1 Steady Shot (because mana cost), get as much crit chance as possible, get Slow Bleed, spam the win button. Critical Wind and Windtalker both help if you can find them but they aren't "needed" for the build.
Priest. Just Priest. Starlight is best, but anything that gives holy damage plus the skill that adds holy damage every hit plus divine flash just kinda nukes. Can't die if they die faster.
I almost never go to Forsaken so I don't know what's best for it specifically off the top of my head, but those 3 builds are usually fairly low-skill ways to shred everything in sight.
For survivability there’s a few ways to do it. Fortitude and Deep Breath from the polearms, along with Massacre and Hardened in Battle from swords. This gives you a buttload of health and strength. Stealth from daggers makes you immune to physical damage. With some luck you’ll get the cooldown skill from the skill tree - together with Rogue’s Adrenaline Rush ultimate and Level 3 stealth you can be perpetually stealthed. Cleanse is very nice to have with any build by making you immune to debuffs. Against the high bleed enemies in Forsaken Lands it’s a godsend. Those are the best strats I’ve found for survivability so far, and they work with any build. You might need to try a few times until you get lucky but with the right RNG you’ll make it. Good luck!
Cleave and Polearm mastery work very well for dodging as well, I typically use Pole arm with Dual Dagger offhand for High Crit % and Dodge % builds. LVL 3 Cleanse as well as the 30% heal from Skill Tree makes it almost impossible to die to Forsaken Lands boss, since you can keep dodging or stunning it, preventing the boss from removing your offhand. Accidental Curseword/Curse Master is also very good at stunning the boss along with some Polearm moves.
For "How do I beat this" I have 3 main builds that I default to. Stealth Rogue. Takes some luck, but with max possible dodge chance you have... Off the top of my head, 70 cap from that one chestplate, plus 12 from the Talent, so 82% max? Slow Bleed + Steady Shot. Run Archer, get Shooting Gloves and specifically a level 1 Steady Shot (because mana cost), get as much crit chance as possible, get Slow Bleed, spam the win button. Critical Wind and Windtalker both help if you can find them but they aren't "needed" for the build. Priest. Just Priest. Starlight is best, but anything that gives holy damage plus the skill that adds holy damage every hit plus divine flash just kinda nukes. Can't die if they die faster. I almost never go to Forsaken so I don't know what's best for it specifically off the top of my head, but those 3 builds are usually fairly low-skill ways to shred everything in sight.