The Bodyguard class in Steelrising relies on heavy weapons that deal devastating, strong attacks. There are five different weapon types that players can use, each dealing high Impact damage. Players may have difficulty getting used to a slower playstyle, but much of the Bodyguard’s strengths rely on its ability to tank hits. These are the best builds for Bodyguards in the early, middle, and late game in Steelrising.

Making the best Bodyguard Build in Steelrising

The Bodyguard’s biggest strengths rely on face tanking while dealing damage back.DurabilityandEngineeringare important in keeping the player alive while dealing lots of damage back. Increasing Balance, Health, and Armor will make the player nearly unkillable, but more importantly, unstaggerable. It relies on five weapons types, each of which has its own strengths and weaknesses.

Best Early Game Bodyguard Build in Steelrising

The Bodyguard starts off with moreDurabilityandEngineering, making it the best defensive option ofthe four classes. It is relatively slow, but players will be able to take a lot of hits with no problem. Just because players start with aPowerAffinity weapon does not mean they have to stick with it the entire time. To play to the class’s strengths, however, players should go for weapons that deal lots ofCharged Attack Damagewhile using Modules that increase this. At the beginning of the game, the most optimal build would be:

If players feel they aren’t doing enough damage, they should level up Power for a bit. Balance should only need to be high enough to not stagger when hit and isn’t something that players have to level too high to accomplish.

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Best Mid Game Bodyguard Build in Steelrising

After getting much better equipment, shaping aCharged Attackbuild becomes much more feasible in Steelrising. Players should be able to withstand nearly any hit without being staggered and even useAlchemyweapons to force enemies to stay still if they are overwhelmed.FrostandPetrificationGrenadesare extremely useful should players want to use them. TheFire Chaincan still be used to great effectiveness, as well as theWheel of Vengeance, but these are the additional options that players should get access to:

Related:What are Module Keys, and where to find them in Steelrising?

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The upgraded Modules at this point in the game will lend themselves greatly to the player and give them what they need to cover anything they haven’t been upgrading. The same method of using Charged Attacks to deal damage still remains, but once players feel like they have enough Durability, they can start to really focus on doing high amounts of damage with their build. Investing in Power more to start to take enemies down in one fully Charged Attack is the goal.

Best Late Game Bodyguard Build in Steelrising

The late game of Steelrising should mean players have at least one or two of their Module Slots fully upgraded. If players have found a weapon they enjoy, they should stick with it. By the time that the end of the game rolls in, they will have found even more weapons, but they don’t necessarily have to use them. This is everything players can use for their Bodyguard builds:

A Bodyguard build is a bit different when compared to a Solider build, but it is a safe bet for players that are new to the genre and want safety over raw strength.

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