Energy drain and Menhir wall are left for the last. Next rune mastery spells in any order, I started with seal of fate for nuke and runic mines for fun and utility, but it can be thunder strike instead.
Then resistance skills, rune of life and herbal remedy, and flush out for debuff. Rune weapon skill except energy drain, runeword: feather and wood lore are maxed first together with masteries, everything else is at 1 pt. That should suffice until the end of normal when rune weapon gets enough points to matter. Flat elemental damage on throwing weapons, bows and spears, with Zeus thunderbolt for even more flat elemental. Items like storm eye epic ring and rares with "electrified of frost" or similar rolls. It should be bossible to level it from level 1, starting as rune and relying on flat elemental damage gear for damage and +strength gear for requirements. I started it as a developed character at level 40 to avoid dealing with gear and stat issues a hybrid may face at early levels. 7 quest rewards, or 14 points, go into energy, mostly for energy armor sustain. Stats are 1 : 1 dex : int all the time, this is a dexterity/intelligence hybrid like nothing that used to be common in IT. It relies on using skills or just outrunning foes rather than facetanking. It features capped run speed, almost capped attack speed and very high cast speed to be very nimble. This is essentially an elemental attack build with spells. Because of that, dragon hunter is almost all about rune mastery, and takes every skill there, except guardian stones. Overall, hunting does not have much for elemental build however, being focused on piercing, there is also herbal remedy, find cover and that's about it. Then also volley WPS and wood lore passive.
Hunting has some very useful things for an elemental attack build, first of all flush out which makes dealing with 60% all resist monsters have in legendary simpler. This is a strong build, perhaps not at the level of some broken builds of TQIT time, but not some elemental hybryd weirdo like they used to be in TQIT time either. Header means this is not really a guide, just a brief description of what the build ended like, and how, and why.
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