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Berserker responds quite well to armor investment. You can consider his rage to be compensation for the damage you lose by investing heavily into armor.
With all this armor, if you can get a flail or glaive, you can safely augment them for damage to give them absolutely absurd damage scaling (they gain 1 min and 8 max damage per upgrade and have impressive base damage, after damage augment it goes to 1.5/12 damage per upgrade). Glaive is heavier and slower, but it does have +1 range to allow you to fight scorpios.
Just be wary of magic users. Take Improvised Projectiles as a way to shut down surprise warlocks, and look for movement boosters (especially chains) to help close the gap on these foes.