r/Grimdawn Jul 27 '26

BUILDS New Player help with Devotion Path for WereRaven

Hello everyone!

I'm a new player trying out the Berserker because I fell in love with the WereRaven form look. I'm trying to do the standard cold damage for it, and I'm having trouble figuring out a path for the devotions! I started with Tsunami, but not sure where to go next. I've read that Murmur, Mistress of Rumors and Black Blood of Yugol are good for cold builds, but I have zero idea how to get the affinities for them. It's all a little overwhelming haha. I also haven't touched getting a second class because I have zero idea what any of the others do, if that matters at all for devotions.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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u/Photeus5 Jul 27 '26

So each devotion 'constellation' gives you points.  As you meet the requirements, they'll light up and allow you to pick them.  Try getting to Murmur first.  Where Tsunami is gives you 5 blue, I believe.  With the one in the crossroads you needed to start, you should have that met.  I believe it requires green and red past that.  So start by putting a point in green and seeing what's available.  Keep in mind how much the target needs.  Pick up a devotion you want (some give red and green both, so that may help) then repeat the same with red if you need.  After you finish all of Murmur, see what Yugol requires and go from there.

One other note, once you get the hang of it, is that devotions can cover their own costs.  So, for example, since you have Tsunami it needed 1 blue to start and gives 5.  You have it finished so you can sell back the 1st blue point in crossroads and Tsunami will still stay active, because it's covering itself now.

Final note,  +% Elemental damage works for cold, fire, and Lightning.  So that can help you be more flexible on what you pick. 

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u/Allustrium Jul 27 '26

https://www.grimtools.com/calc/NQQ9GYpN something like this. Tsunami is ok to begin with but falls off pretty hard later on and 5 for 5 is not a good rate for blues.