guide for barbarian diablo 3 friends

WW buid is using abilities that compliment each other and have great synergy

In short, you run fast and ignore unit colision with WW, tornados spin fast, meaning you crit often, which gives you fury from BR:ItF, which adds duration to WotB. Sweet.

To make the build work, first of all you need to get high enough crit chance for the BR procs. In general aim for 40-50% CHC, it rely varies, depending on how much fury you are generating besides BR:ItF d3 gold. See Fury Management section 2 pages above for details.
CHC can be further increased with OP: Killing Spree if you choose to use it. You can maintain 100% uptime with ease Diablo 3 accounts
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Axe/mace also grants CHC with Weapon Master passive if equiped in MH, however Mighty weapon gives more fury, especially on low MP, at the expense of losing the dps that crits provide.

RLTW

In its 3 second duration, 4 tornados are created that spin on 1 place and hit all enemies standing in it. The tornados only apear if you run a certain distance. Standing in place or moving slightly left and right or doing small circles won't spawn any. For the circular movement you can use a waypoint in town to pracice since its about the right size. Run around the outer edge and you got it right.

Learning how to place tornados correctly in situations that require it, takes a bit of practice if you are new to this ability.

There are a few basic movements with RLTW.

Running away from monsters, luring them into your tornados as they follow. This is mostly used on monsters with low HP.
Circular motion, mostly used on elites, big packs, high hp mobs or a single mob with large enough hitbox.
Moving back and forth in a straight line (left-right-left; up-down-up...) can be used in a narrow corridor or on a single mob of a smaller size. Some monsters are small and its harder to get all 4 tornados to hit them with buy Diablo 3 items a circular motion. If you move in a line with correct length, with the mob being in the middle of it, all tornados will be on top of each other. Requires practice.