Most of the careers in Warhammer Online involve a unique gameplay mechanic.
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In this case, the Slayer builds up a special Rage meter while in combat. There's a small dial just above the hotbar that shows the Slayer's Rage level. It starts building up the instant a Slayer enters combat. At that point, the Rage meter will begin filling up again.What you really want, though, is to let the meter climb all the way into the red. This triggers a Berserk state with massive damage bonuses. While the Slayer does tremendous damage in Berserk state, there are some substantial reductions in armor and other resistances that make him more vulnerable to enemy attacks. The Berserk state lacks some of the massive finishers you get at the more controlled Furious level, but there are some compelling Mastery Paths that give Slayers a bit of flexibility in terms of finishing moves. 

The first thing to know about the Slayer, from a game design perspective, is that he fills in that missing melee DPS role among the dwarf careers. By adding this final missing melee class to the Order side, Mythic hopes to correct an imbalance in melee DPS characters in RVR. In terms of overall balance, the Slayer is somewhere between the solo DPS careers of the Witch Hunter and Witch Elf and the crowd-focused DPS careers of the White Lion and the Marauder. The Slayer is actually built with a variety of skills that let them move between solo and crowd situations more easily.