BEST DEFT HANDS DREDGE BUILD

Dredge, a champion in the game, is known for his difficult aim, but it comes with many positives too. One of the key benefits is the ability to hit multiple people at once, increasing damage per second (DPS) and allowing players to put more pressure on the enemy team.

To get better at playing Dredge, simply practicing is the best way. This means calculating the arc of the shot every time, regardless of distance, which can be very challenging. In fact, Dredge's main weapon has a full parabola trajectory, unlike most blasters that have a half-parabolic arc.

Another key aspect to keep in mind is the self-damage risk. If caught in your own explosion, you can take up to 200 damage. The reloading feature of Dredge's weapon also deals significant damage, with a secondary projectile that inflicts 850 damage on impact.

Dredge has a maximum ammo count of 9 and the explosion is fully effective within a 4-unit radius, hitting enemies up to 15 units away. In addition to his primary weapon, he also has two other crucial abilities that contribute to his viability.

For this guide, we will assume you have the following cards: Bark Bargain 5, which heals for 1 health point per enemy hit with Harpoon; Mursed Howitzer, which fires Abyssal mortars every 0.7 seconds that bounce and explode, dealing 850 damage; and Fire an explosive mortar every 0.7 seconds that deals 850 damage in a specific area.

It's worth noting that Dredge's reload still functions properly without these cards, and you won't miss the area-of-effect (AOE) attack at all. His primary fire, Scuttle, is essentially the same as his normal shot except when reloading.

Dredge also has two talents that greatly affect his playstyle: Scuttle and Hurl. While some players may use Scuttle as a crutch for poor aim, it's actually more suitable to master Dredge's skills and then switch to Hurl. This talent allows you to fire an explosive mortar every 0.7 seconds that deals 850 damage in a specific area.

Dredge is often misunderstood at lower levels, with many assuming he's easy to play. However, he's actually one of the most difficult champions to master due to his complex skills and high skill ceiling. Despite this, he can be very powerful in the right hands, offering two main playstyles that both have high potential.

Overall, Dredge is a fascinating character with multiple layers of complexity, making him an excellent choice for players looking for a challenge.