Valtheks Rebuke is purely included for its 400% separate damage multiplier.

Etched Sigil grants a 250% separate damage multiplier to our Twisters while proccing one every second when we channel.

Keep in mind that this does not restrict you to five Twisters, it just means that the multiplier is maxed out at five. Energy Twister gains the Raging Storm rune and can now be merged up to 5 times.

The Twisted Sword provides us with a massive 750% separate damage multiplier.

This guide will go over everything you need to know to Twister successfully! Yet, any Twister cast by Etched Sigil is not capable of doing so, which is why the sequence of how you cast your skills is of the utmost importance due to the merging mechanic granted by The Twisted Sword (see Mechanics).

This is an Area Damage (AD) build, since selfcast Twisters can and will proc it. However, as its dedicated Delseres Magnum Opus ( DMO) Set comes with Slow Time restrictions, inherent clunkyness and underwhelming tankyness, Legacy of Dreams became the setup of choice as it is tankier, allows for more flexibility on top of enabling Reverse Archon and even Shi Mizu's Haori setups. As a result, only the Wicked Wind rune remains for Twisters to stand stationary.Īfter a couple years of absence, Twister Wizard was reborn with Season 22 bringing us buffed and even completely reworked Valthek's Rebuke, The Twisted Sword and Etched Sigil.

In addition to this nerf, Energy Twister s were changed to no longer stack in corners and instead despawn if they stop moving. However with Season 7 and Patch 2.4.2, Archon and The Swami stack instances were nerfed to be additive instead of multiplicative with each other. The last time Energy Twister was a force to be reckoned with was in Season 5 and Season 6, where Twisters dominated the leaderboards with Raging Storm cornerstacking and Archon Twister zET Meta.

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