The author thought that WHC has an instant kill on a critical headshot, which is only half true.The author claims WHC to have 30% more ammo even though the 30% more ammo requires the player to take a talent (Always Prepared) that is considered by many to be worse than the other two (Cast Away, Charmed Life) as Cast Away allows Saltzpyre to keep up a stagger barrier and Charmed Life allows Saltzpyre to have an easier time dodge dancing.It is only the case when the attack has a cost that is less than two stamina, meaning that a greater than two stamina attack will require stamina to block. The author assumed Frontal Guard to mean that WHC’s guard is unbreakable when attacked from the front which isn’t entirely the case.The author assumed that WHC’s Fervency still gave Saltzpyre critical chance bonus on ranged attacks, making WHC great with ammo management via scrounger.The author assumed that WHC’s Fervency stacks with Animosity when in fact it replaces it, meaning that your allies do not get a boosted 25% crit chance for 6 seconds.There are some errors in the guide that sway the reader towards WHC being the superior option compared to Zealot. This guide does however does not give readers the full picture. The major claim in this guide is that the damage sucks and the only reason why people play him is because of high health and the resist death, while WHC (Witch Hunter Captain) is miles better damage wise and does not rely on crutches. There is a guide on the Vermintide 2 community forum that claims Zealot is the equivalent to playing in the kid’s pool. I have striked through the incorrect information in this guide and added a corrections section.

Witch hunter captain build