Windlasher Aspect is a Legendary Aspect in Diablo 4. Windlasher Aspect is an offensive enhancement that increases damage for the Barbarian. Legendary Aspects are coveted enhancements that can significantly augment your character's abilities. These become staple parts that can make or break a character's Build. Legendary Aspects can be found already attached to Legendary Equipment, or extracted from them to be put in the Codex of Power.
- Windlasher Aspect is no longer found in Diablo 4, in change it was replaced by the Twister upgrade for Double Swing.
Diablo 4 Windlasher Aspect Information
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Casting Double Swing creates a Dust Devil that deals [53 - 83] damage to enemies in its path.
- Type: Offensive
- Can be used by the following Classes:
How to Get Windlasher Aspect in Diablo 4
In order to unlock this Legendary Aspect, you need to 
salvage a Legendary Item with Windlasher Aspect.
Salvage a Legendary Item with Windlasher Aspect of higher roll to upgrade.
Salvaging a Legendary item with will unlock its Aspect in the Codex or upgrade its rank if a stronger version is found.
Diablo 4 Windlasher Aspect Notes & Tips
- There are 5 different types of Legendary Aspects: Offensive, Defensive, Utility, Resource or Mobility, which can be imprinted into Rare items, upgrading them to Legendary ones by The Occultist.
- Aspects receive 50% or 100% increased potency when imprinted on Amulets or Two-Handed Weapons.
- In previous iterations of Diablo 4, certain Legendary Aspects where obtained after completing Dungeons. Aspects are now obtained through random Legendary drops and cannot be directly farmed anymore
- Legendary Aspects are no longer stored as items and are now fully integrated into the Codex of Power.
- With the launch of Lord of Hatred, many Legendary Aspects and Unique items have been reworked with new Legendary or Unique affixes.
- Other Notes & Tips go here
Legacy Builds that use Windlasher Aspect in Diablo 4
The following Legacy Builds use Windslasher Aspect as part of their set:
Legacy Builds are builds created before the release of Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred, which may no longer be viable or fully functional due to changes in skills, items, and core systems.
Is it just me, or is this a pretty underwhelming aspect?
The best one I can find right now is a perfect roll for 518 or something damage at a point where my base skill damage is something like 2,800 per swing on double swing, kind of pathetic.
Is there any real use for this? It doesn't even seem worth putting on a 2hander to double the effect, it just can't compete for the slot.
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