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[[File:IconLeap.png|left]] | [[File:IconLeap.png|left]] | ||
− | '''Leap Attack''' is a | + | '''Leap Attack''' is a Tactics [[Barbarian skill]] unlocked at [[clvl|level]] 6, making the [[Barbarian]] leap, causing damage and [[knockback]] upon landing. |
This is the Barbarian's [[movement ability]]. | This is the Barbarian's [[movement ability]]. | ||
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− | == | + | ==Skillrune Effects== |
− | The following is a very quick | + | The following is a very quick summary. See the [[Leap Attack rune effects]] page for a more thorough description of rune effects, or any of the individual rune pages for numbers, screenshots, blue quotes, and much more. |
{{Active skills header}} | {{Active skills header}} | ||
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{{Barbarian_Skillrune_Call of Arreat}} | {{Barbarian_Skillrune_Call of Arreat}} | ||
{{Barbarian_Skillrune_Toppling Impact}} | {{Barbarian_Skillrune_Toppling Impact}} | ||
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{{Barbarian_Skillrune_Death from Above}} | {{Barbarian_Skillrune_Death from Above}} | ||
+ | {{center|Note: Information is based on a level 60 character and rank 7 runestones.}} | ||
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==Skill Design== | ==Skill Design== | ||
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Leap Attack has not changed much from D2, and has been demonstrated repeatedly in the gameplay movies. The main difference with the D3 version of this skill is that minor damage is dealt to everything nearby when the Barbarian lands, rather than major damage to one particular monster. | Leap Attack has not changed much from D2, and has been demonstrated repeatedly in the gameplay movies. The main difference with the D3 version of this skill is that minor damage is dealt to everything nearby when the Barbarian lands, rather than major damage to one particular monster. | ||
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==Synergies== | ==Synergies== | ||
− | * | + | The following [[Barbarian passives]] provide a benefit to Leap Attack, runed or not: |
+ | * [[Bloodthirst]] - The [[Barbarian]] gains life based on the amount of damage he deals always. | ||
+ | * [[Weapons Master]] - Provides a damage bonus when the [[Barbarian]] is wielding a [[sword]] or [[dagger]]. | ||
+ | * [[Berserker Rage]] - Inflicts additional damage while the [[Barbarian]] is at maximum [[Fury]]. | ||
+ | * [[Brawler]] - Increases the [[Barbarian]]'s damage when he is swarmed. | ||
==Development== | ==Development== | ||
+ | [[Image:Barb-leap2.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Leaping at a few [[Fallen]] in the [[Borderlands]].]] | ||
'''Leap Attack''' was revealed at [[WWI 2008]] when [[Diablo III]] debuted. Originally, it was a Tier III skill in the [[Berserker Skill Tree]]. By [[BlizzCon 2009]], Leap Attack was at Tier IV but otherwise unchanged. | '''Leap Attack''' was revealed at [[WWI 2008]] when [[Diablo III]] debuted. Originally, it was a Tier III skill in the [[Berserker Skill Tree]]. By [[BlizzCon 2009]], Leap Attack was at Tier IV but otherwise unchanged. | ||
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<blockquote>''I loved it in the Arena, even though I seldom hit with it, just since the visual is great. The 3D works nicely with it, since your perspective lurches upwards when the Barb jumps, and you feel like you’re flying for a second. There’s a great grunting “RAHHH!” sound too, and you must want to knock something in half with a massive club when you trigger this skill. Ideally that Wizard whose been sniping you with that damn Disintegrate from the far edge of the screen for the entire round. “Hold still and die, maggot!”</blockquote> | <blockquote>''I loved it in the Arena, even though I seldom hit with it, just since the visual is great. The 3D works nicely with it, since your perspective lurches upwards when the Barb jumps, and you feel like you’re flying for a second. There’s a great grunting “RAHHH!” sound too, and you must want to knock something in half with a massive club when you trigger this skill. Ideally that Wizard whose been sniping you with that damn Disintegrate from the far edge of the screen for the entire round. “Hold still and die, maggot!”</blockquote> | ||
− | Skill tiers were removed for the [[July 2011 Press Event]], and Leap Attack became a level 6 skill. | + | Skill tiers were removed for the [[July 2011 Press Event]], and Leap Attack became a level 6 skill. The skill system was once again overhauled for the [[Beta Patch 13]], and Leap Attack was classified as a Tactics skill and moved to level 9. For the [[Beta Patch 14]] in March 2012, Leap Attack was renamed [[Leap]]. |
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===In Other Games=== | ===In Other Games=== | ||
Leap Attack seems to combine {{iw|Leap Leap}} and {{iw|Leap_Attack Leap Attack}} from [[Diablo II]], whilst requiring [[Fury]] to use. The main difference with the D3 version of this skill is that minor damage is dealt to everything nearby when the Barbarian lands, rather than major damage to one particular monster. | Leap Attack seems to combine {{iw|Leap Leap}} and {{iw|Leap_Attack Leap Attack}} from [[Diablo II]], whilst requiring [[Fury]] to use. The main difference with the D3 version of this skill is that minor damage is dealt to everything nearby when the Barbarian lands, rather than major damage to one particular monster. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:30, 21 March 2012
Leap Attack was renamed in Beta Patch 14. This is for future curiosity and reference. This page is not to be updated with current info; See Leap for the latest information.
Leap Attack is a Tactics Barbarian skill unlocked at level 6, making the Barbarian leap, causing damage and knockback upon landing.
This is the Barbarian's movement ability.
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Background[edit | edit source]
The Barbarian makes a gigantic leap to enemies who think they are safe behind the front lines, crushing anyone caught in the area of his landing.
Skillrune Effects[edit | edit source]
The following is a very quick summary. See the Leap Attack rune effects page for a more thorough description of rune effects, or any of the individual rune pages for numbers, screenshots, blue quotes, and much more.
Icon | Skill | Description |
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Leap Attack Fury Generator Movement (Level 6) |
[e] Generate: 15 Fury Leap into the air, dealing 40% weapon damage to all enemies within 8 yards of your destination. Only generates Fury if you hit an enemy. |
Call of Arreat |
[e] Shockwaves burst forth from the ground at the destination and knock enemies toward the Barbarian from 45.0 yards away. |
Toppling Impact |
[e] Send enemies hurtling 6 yards into other nearby enemies who suffer 80% weapon damage and are pushed back in a chain up to 2 times. |
Launch |
[e] Jump into the air with such great force that enemies within 7.5 yards of the origin of the jump take 160% weapon damage. |
Iron Impact |
[e] Gain 700% additional armor for 4 seconds after landing. |
Death from Above |
[e] Land with such force that enemies suffer a 100% chance to become stunned for 3 seconds. |
Note: Information is based on a level 60 character and rank 7 runestones.
Skill Design[edit | edit source]
Once the player activates the skill, the Barbarian will leap from his current location, to the location of the mouse cursor, damaging and knocking enemies back upon landing. This skill is best used to reach ranged monsters, who are behind enemy lines and to escape tight situations, if such occur.
Leap Attack has not changed much from D2, and has been demonstrated repeatedly in the gameplay movies. The main difference with the D3 version of this skill is that minor damage is dealt to everything nearby when the Barbarian lands, rather than major damage to one particular monster.
Leap Attack Video[edit | edit source]
A video of Leap Attack in use can be seen below, courtesy of the DiabloInc You Tube channel.
Synergies[edit | edit source]
The following Barbarian passives provide a benefit to Leap Attack, runed or not:
- Bloodthirst - The Barbarian gains life based on the amount of damage he deals always.
- Weapons Master - Provides a damage bonus when the Barbarian is wielding a sword or dagger.
- Berserker Rage - Inflicts additional damage while the Barbarian is at maximum Fury.
- Brawler - Increases the Barbarian's damage when he is swarmed.
Development[edit | edit source]
Leap Attack was revealed at WWI 2008 when Diablo III debuted. Originally, it was a Tier III skill in the Berserker Skill Tree. By BlizzCon 2009, Leap Attack was at Tier IV but otherwise unchanged.
At BlizzCon 2010, with just one point in it the Barbarian could leap all the way to the visible edge of the screen, over any number of enemies, and at a very high speed. Flux enjoyed using it in the Battle Arena:[1]
I loved it in the Arena, even though I seldom hit with it, just since the visual is great. The 3D works nicely with it, since your perspective lurches upwards when the Barb jumps, and you feel like you’re flying for a second. There’s a great grunting “RAHHH!” sound too, and you must want to knock something in half with a massive club when you trigger this skill. Ideally that Wizard whose been sniping you with that damn Disintegrate from the far edge of the screen for the entire round. “Hold still and die, maggot!”
Skill tiers were removed for the July 2011 Press Event, and Leap Attack became a level 6 skill. The skill system was once again overhauled for the Beta Patch 13, and Leap Attack was classified as a Tactics skill and moved to level 9. For the Beta Patch 14 in March 2012, Leap Attack was renamed Leap.
Previous Versions[edit | edit source]
See the Barbarian skill archive for more details on previous versions of Leap Attack and other Barbarian skills.
In Other Games[edit | edit source]
Leap Attack seems to combine Leap and Leap Attack from Diablo II, whilst requiring Fury to use. The main difference with the D3 version of this skill is that minor damage is dealt to everything nearby when the Barbarian lands, rather than major damage to one particular monster.
Media[edit | edit source]
Leap Attack can be seen in action on video here:
You can find pictures in the Diablo III screenshot and picture gallery:
Leaping a chasm in the dungeons below Tristram.
Leaping at a few Fallen in the Borderlands.
References[edit | edit source]
- BlizzCon 2009 Full Barbarian Skill Trees and Stats
- BlizzCon 2010 Barb Hands-on Report
- BlizzCon 2010 PvP Hands-on Report
- Zediono's translation of JudgeHype's pre-beta report -- IncGamers 1st Aug 2011
- Silva's Barbarian Runestone Effects -- IncGamers 6th Sep 2011
- Barbarian Active Skills -- Diablo III 13th Sep 2011
Classes of the Diablo games |
Skills - Active skills - Skill runes - Passives - Resource - Movement ability [e] Barbarian Demon Hunter Monk Necromancer Witch Doctor Wizard Followers Other Classes Fan-made |
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The Barbarian | Fury - Barbarian Active Skills (Archive) | Barbarian Passive Skills (Archive) [e] | |||
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Primary Might |
Secondary Tactics |
Defensive Rage |
Pound of Flesh (10) |
Superstition (30) |
(X) = the level at which the skill becomes unlocked. |
Barbarian skill categories: Primary Secondary Defensive Might Tactics Rage |
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Bash |
Cleave |
Frenzy |
[e] |
Hammer of the Ancients |
Rend |
Seismic Slam |
Whirlwind |
[e] |
Ground Stomp |
Leap |
Sprint |
Ignore Pain |
[e] |
Ancient Spear |
Revenge |
Furious Charge |
Overpower |
[e] |
Weapon Throw |
Threatening Shout |
Battle Rage |
War Cry |
[e] |
Earthquake |
Call of the Ancients |
Wrath of the Berserker |
[e] |
Demon Hunter skill categories: Primary Secondary Defensive Hunting Devices Archery |
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Hungering Arrow |
Entangling Shot |
Bola Shot |
Grenades |
[e] |
Impale |
Rapid Fire |
Chakram |
Elemental Arrow |
[e] |
Caltrops |
Smoke Screen |
Shadow Power |
[e] |
Vault |
Preparation |
Companion |
Marked for Death |
[e] |
Evasive Fire |
Fan of Knives |
Spike Trap |
Sentry |
[e] |
Strafe |
Multishot |
Cluster Arrow |
Rain of Vengeance |
[e] |
Monk skill categories: Primary Secondary Defensive Techniques Focus Mantras |
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Fists of Thunder |
Deadly Reach |
Crippling Wave |
Way of the Hundred Fists |
[e] |
Lashing Tail Kick |
Tempest Rush |
Wave of Light |
[e] |
Blinding Flash |
Breath of Heaven |
Serenity |
Inner Sanctuary |
[e] |
Dashing Strike |
Exploding Palm |
Sweeping Wind |
[e] |
Cyclone Strike |
Seven-Sided Strike |
Mystic Ally |
[e] |
Mantra of Evasion |
Mantra of Retribution |
Mantra of Healing |
Mantra of Conviction |
[e] |
Necromancer skill categories: Primary Secondary Corpses Blood and Bone Reanimation Curses |
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Witch Doctor skill categories: Primary Secondary Defensive Terror Decay Voodoo |
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Poison Dart - Rune effects |
Corpse Spiders |
Plague of Toads |
Firebomb |
[e] |
Grasp of the Dead |
Firebats |
Haunt |
Locust Swarm |
[e] |
Summon Zombie Dogs |
Horrify |
Spirit Walk |
Hex |
[e] |
Soul Harvest |
Sacrifice |
Mass Confusion |
[e] |
Zombie Charger |
Spirit Barrage |
Acid Cloud |
Wall of Zombies |
[e] |
Gargantuan |
Big Bad Voodoo |
Fetish Army |
[e] |
Wizard skill categories: Primary Secondary Defensive Force Conjuration Mastery |
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Magic Missile |
Shock Pulse |
Spectral Blade |
Electrocute |
[e] |
Ray of Frost |
Arcane Orb |
Arcane Torrent |
Disintegrate |
[e] |
Frost Nova |
Diamond Skin |
Slow Time |
Teleport |
[e] |
Wave of Force |
Energy Twister |
Hydra |
Meteor |
Blizzard |
[e] |
Ice Armor |
Storm Armor |
Magic Weapon |
Familiar |
Energy Armor |
[e] |
Explosive Blast |
Mirror Image |
Archon |
[e] |
Followers | Kormac the Templar | Lyndon the Scoundrel | Eirena the Enchantress [e] | |||
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Level 25: Level 30: |
Diablo III Other Classes | Diablo II Classes | Diablo I Classes [e] | ||||
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Diablo II: |
Fan-made Classes | Fan-made Skills [e] | ||||
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• Alchemist |
• Flagellant |
• Ranger |
Dragon Warrior Skills |
Aurian Mage Skill | |
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