Stubborn

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Stubborn is a tier II skill in the Battlemaster Skill Tree, which reduces any slowing effects on the Barbarian.


Background

Diablo III Skill [e]
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Stubborn

Passive, 5 ranks

Used by: Barbarian
Skill Description:
Reduces all slowing effects by X%
Skill Details:
Type: Buff
Quantity: Constant
Effect: Self
School: Physical
Fury cost: None
Cast time: None
Duration: None
Cooldown: None
Synergies: None
Requires: N/A
Prereq of: N/A

The Barbarian is so stubborn that nothing will stop him from his reaching his targets.


Skill Design

Stubborn is a skill that will be the envy of Barbarians of other builds, since slowing effects are a pain in the neck and will usually spell doom if the Barbarian can't get to his enemies and kill them quickly enough, at that point the Barbarian must either use skills to get to his enemies faster or rely on potions to get him through the sticky situation (pun intended).


Skill Rank Table

(legend (A) = Assumed)

  • Rank: 1/5
    • Reduces all slowing effects by 40%.
    • Fury Cost: None
  • Rank: 2/5
    • Reduces all slowing effects by 47%. (A)
    • Fury Cost: None
  • Rank: 3/5
    • Reduces all slowing effects by 54%. (A)
    • Fury Cost: None
  • Rank: 4/5
    • Reduces all slowing effects by 61%. (A)
    • Fury Cost: None
  • Rank: 5/5
    • Reduces all slowing effects by 69%. (A)
    • Fury Cost: None


Synergies

  • None known.


Skill Rune Effects

  • None known.


Development

Stubborn was seen in every Diablo 3 game demo to date, and was balanced and moved, judging from the latest demo. The old Stubborn was in tier II in the Juggernaut Skill Tree and gave 27% reduction to slowing effects at rank one.


Media

You can find pictures in the Diablo 3 screenshot and picture gallery. Sadly, no images of Stubborn have been seen:


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