What the heck is a Clockwork Threshing?

I LOVE Clockwork Threshing. Each time it goes off, I feel like I won the lottery all over a Diggle's Face...with axe-money!

Now if I could just do something that would cause my bookshelves to be a little luckier! I still need my clockwork chainaxe and ravager recipes!

 

Someone needs to sig this.

 

Not me. Sigged, just not the quote.

I got lucky and got the Hexaxe recipe on DL 2 Now to actually CRAFT the Hexaxe...

 

When I play clockwork knight, i use either maces or axes.

axes for when i want to deal MAX DAMAGE, maces for when i want to craft clockwork weapons without the need to find sequential recipes.

 

When I play clockwork knight, I almost always choose axes. Even though Hexaxes are better than Clockwork Chainaxes, they're still pretty cool. I also take Tinkering (which I otherwise never choose) because those 5000 clockwork weapons are cool. I never played far enough to use clockwork threshing, though.

 

My clockwork knights have all been unarmed. /hipster

 

And my clockwork knights have all been ranged rogues. /duh

 

Most of mine have been too, some of them have been unarmed also...

 

That's exactly what I was thinking when I read the previous post

 

Clockwork Threshing is amazing. I almost pulled an all nighter last night, because I was having so much fun.

I think I counted 9 hits in one turn, granted, I'm a maxed out Clockwork Knight with two Ravagers. It's even better when I've got the Blaze of Glory buff. Sometimes when I counter-attack, I spin around and I must attack 12 times.

 

I've just finished a game using a Clockwork Knight with unarmed; almost a tank with kicking feet, haha!
But, a newbie question! Do Clockwork Powerlimbs have anything to do with the threshing ability?
(sorry for any misspellings!)

 

With the skill itself? No, but they are nice accessories, and they are unlocked by taking that tier of Clockwork Knight to make it funnier (and fitting the theme better).