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'''Frenzy''' is a [[Barbarian skill]] unlocked at [[clvl|level]] 11, which grants the Barbarian faster attack speed per successful hit.
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'''Frenzy''' is a [[Barbarian skill]] enabled at [[clvl|level]] 11, which grants the Barbarian faster attack speed per successful hit.
 
 
  
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* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/full-barbarian-skill-trees-and-stats1/ BlizzCon 2009 Full Barbarian Skill Trees and Stats]
 
* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/full-barbarian-skill-trees-and-stats1/ BlizzCon 2009 Full Barbarian Skill Trees and Stats]
 
* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/hands-on-from-blizzcon-mega-pvp-arena-report/ BlizzCon 2010 PvP Hands-on Report]
 
* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/hands-on-from-blizzcon-mega-pvp-arena-report/ BlizzCon 2010 PvP Hands-on Report]
* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=7962606#post7962606 JudgeHype.com July 2011 Press Event Coverage - The Barbarian (Translated by Zediono)]
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* [http://diablo.incgamers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=7960229#post7960229 Zediono's translation of JudgeHype's pre-beta report] -- IncGamers 1st Aug 2011
  
  
 
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Revision as of 18:53, 28 August 2011

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Frenzy is a Barbarian skill enabled at level 11, which grants the Barbarian faster attack speed per successful hit.




Background

Diablo III Active Skill [e]
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Frenzy
Used by: Barbarian
Enabled at: Clvl 11
Skill Description
Successful hits increase attack speed by X% for 6 seconds. Can be stacked up to Y times.
Type: Self Buff
Resource Use: Costs Fury
Skill Rune Effects
Alabaster rune: Unknown
Crimson rune: Unknown
Golden rune: Unknown
Indigo rune: Unknown
Obsidian rune: Unknown

The Barbarian enters a frenzied state upon causing pain to his enemies, making him strike his enemies with ever growing fervor.


Skill Design

Frenzy is an active skill. When you hit an enemy with this skill, the chance to activate the attack speed increase with a successful hit is 100%, and players who want their Barbarians to be faster than they already are with 'any' weapon, will certainly enjoy this skill.


Skill Rank Table

  • Rank 1: Each strike grants a X% attack speed and X% weapon damage boost for X seconds. Frenzy can be stacked up to X times for a total bonus of X% attack speed and X% weapon damage.


Synergies


Skill Rune Effects

  • No rune effects for Frenzy are known.


Development

Frenzy was first seen in the BlizzCon 2008 demo as a Tier I skill in the Berserker Skill Tree. This first version was active, and increased weapon damage by 120% and attack speed by 6%, stackable three times.

The BlizzCon 2009 build changed it into a Tier III passive skill that built up as the Barbarian landed successful hits on his opponents. It provides a simple attack speed stackable buff.

By Blizzcon 2010, it had changed back to an active skill, again increasing weapon speed and damage. It was one of the Barbarian's preset skills in the PvP demo, and Flux described using it in the Battle Arena:[1]

Frenzy on the LMB was a frightful sight, especially when two Barbarians went toe to toe, stacked that on top of Wrath of the Berserker, and started hitting at eye-watering speed.

Skill tiers were removed for the July 2011 Press Event, and Frenzy became a level 11 skill.


Previous Versions

See the Barbarian skill archive for more details on previous versions of Frenzy and other Barbarian skills.


In Other Games

Frenzy has roots in Diablo II. The D2 Barbarian skill Frenzy provides boosts to attack speed, movement speed, attack rating, and damage; and speeds up other skills.


Media

Frenzy can be seen in action on video here:

You can find pictures in the Diablo III screenshot and picture gallery:


References