Looking good is only half the equation here, as this light armor offers boosts for Quen, Yrden and Axii, while benefiting from the Cat School Techniques for light armor to boost your physical damage.

And letвЂ™s not forget the flashy looks, very much distinguishable from the Witcher School Gear in the game. Perhaps not the best armor in the game for the min-maxers out there, the Ofieri Armor set has a lot to offer for players who want to use both weapons signs. You can use it until you grow bored or decide to get your grandmaster Witcher gear. Ideally, youвЂ™ll be at the end of the Hearts of Stone expansion and can use this build for the Blood and Wine expansion. This build is meant to be used as soon as you can wear the Ofieri armor set, which requires level 38.

Mutagens: Greater red mutagen x2, Greater blue mutagen x2.

Recommended level: 38 / Total skill points needed: ~62 If you want to look stylish and still be able to kill things, this level 38 build is a great choice. In this post, weвЂ™re going to cover one such fun yet viable witcher 3 build: the Fabulous Ofieri. Maybe you like the look of a specific armor set despite its weak stats, or want to use a skill thatвЂ™s not as strong as other options (hello, Yrden). However, sometimes you just want to have fun and not necesserily run the most optimal build with the best stats. There are many skill build options for Witcher 3, and weвЂ™ve already covered the best ones.

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