#Fallout 76 builds guide how to#

Makeshift Warrior (Intelligence) - melee weapons degrade slower, and each rank unlocks higher tier melee weapons for crafting - Level 9.The following are non-Strength based Perk Cards that help melee characters: It's also smart to dabble in the other attributes to get some helpful Perk Cards. Master Slugger - two-handed weapons do more damage - Level 48.Master Gladiator - one-handed weapons do more damage - Level 43.

Incisor - melee weapons ignore enemy armor - Level 34.Expert Slugger - two-handed weapons do additional damage - Level 24.Expert Gladiator - one-handed weapons do additional damage - Level 20.Martial Artist - melee weapons weigh less and are swung faster - Level 16.Slugger - two-handed weapons do more damage - Level 6.Iron Fist - punching attacks do more damage - Level 5.Gladiator - one-handed weapons do more damage - Level 2.The following are all Strength-based Perk Cards: Perk Cards have level requirements, which means your character needs to be at or above the listed level in order to equip that particular Perk Card. The best Perk Cards for a melee fighter are below. It's worth noting the majority of the melee weapons you come across early are one-handed, and you can always switch Perk Cards later on. It also helps if you know what type of weapons you'll want to use (fists, one-handed or two-handed melee weapons), as that will help you decide between different Perk Cards easier. Melee fighters are all about Strength, so that's the attribute you'll want to focus on.

#Fallout 76 builds guide how to#

These are the best Perk Cards for a melee character in Fallout 76 Bethesda Fallout 76 Character Build Guide: How To Make A Melee Fighter