I use this build in PvE and it works well. I haven't tried it in PvP, but i think it would work well.
Warrior/Monk
Level: 20
Weapon : Zealous / +5 energy / +30 hp / Max dmg Sword
Sheild: Any Strength Sheild with +30 hp mod
Armor: Full Glads (or mabey replace the head/arms/legs with +5 hp ones instead) so u get 33 energy.
Strength: 9 (8+1)
Swordsmanship: 16 (12+4)
Protection Prayers: 10
- Barbarous Slice (Swordsmanship)
If this attack hits, you deal +21 damage. If you are currently not in a Stance, you also inflict Bleeding for 16 seconds.
Adrenaline:6
- Gash (Swordsmanship)
If this attack hits a Bleeding foe, you strike for 21 more damage and that foe suffers a Deep Wound, lowering that foe's maximum Health by 20% for 21 seconds.
Adrenaline:7
- Galrath Slash (Swordsmanship)
This attack strikes for +43 damage if it hits.
Adrenaline:8
- Final Thrust (Swordsmanship)
Lose all adrenaline. If Final Thrust hits, you deal 43 more damage. This damage is doubled if your target was below 50% Health.
Adrenaline:10
- Zealous Benediction [Elite] (Protection Prayers)
Heal target ally for 130 Health. If target was below 50% Health, you gain 10 Energy.
Energy:10 Cast:0.75 Recharge:4
- Mending Touch (Protection Prayers)
Touched ally loses two Conditions and is healed for 45 Health for each Condition removed in this way.
Energy:5 Cast:0.75 Recharge:4
- "For Great Justice!" (Warrior other)
For 20 seconds, your adrenal skills charge twice as fast.
Energy:10 Cast:0 Recharge:45
- Resurrection Signet ()
Resurrect target party member. That party member is returned to life with 100% Health and 25% Energy. You may use this Signet only once per mission.
Energy:0 Cast:3 Recharge:0
Stragety:
Charge in and when u engauge hit "For Great Justice!" and just keep it up as much as possible. Then follow up with Barbarous Slice > Gash > Galrath Slash > Final Thrust. Hit Mending touch when u get a condition or 2(ideally when u get 2). Hit Zealous Benediction when u hit below 50% health.
My current W/Mo build Plz Rate!!!
pinoy474
IamCarl
so is this a team or solo build?
LightningHell
Might work in Random Arenas, and might work in the other arenas as well due to the opposing team dying of laughter.
Your Elite, firstly, is ghastly for a Warrior.
Your Elite, firstly, is ghastly for a Warrior.
Silk Weaver
[QUOTE=pinoy474]I use this build in PvE and it works well. I haven't tried it in PvP, but i think it would work well.
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I believe it is geared for PvE.
Mending Touch looks acceptable on a warrior the same way plague touch works...
... so why not use plague touch?
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I believe it is geared for PvE.
Mending Touch looks acceptable on a warrior the same way plague touch works...
... so why not use plague touch?
Haggard
Replace Steelfang Slash with Gash. This build has no knockdowns, making SF Slash entirely useless compared with the Deep Wound from Gash, which enables a huge spike. Interesting concept though on the elite, but not sure how effective it would really be.
If you plan to run this in PvP, you'll need a speed boost, and possibly an interuppt. Also, Final Thrust helps a great deal in PvP, when combined with the Deep Wound effect it can lead to spikes of 350+
If you plan to run this in PvP, you'll need a speed boost, and possibly an interuppt. Also, Final Thrust helps a great deal in PvP, when combined with the Deep Wound effect it can lead to spikes of 350+
Rera
This is either a solo build or a stupid build. Please don't try to PvP with this.
As for Mending Touch vs. Plague Touch, mend removes up to two conditions and heals you for a small amount. The former is obviously a defensive choice, whereas the latter is a more offensive one.
As for Mending Touch vs. Plague Touch, mend removes up to two conditions and heals you for a small amount. The former is obviously a defensive choice, whereas the latter is a more offensive one.
pinoy474
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Originally Posted by Rera
This is either a solo build or a stupid build. Please don't try to PvP with this.
As for Mending Touch vs. Plague Touch, mend removes up to two conditions and heals you for a small amount. The former is obviously a defensive choice, whereas the latter is a more offensive one. I would like to know why my build is a stupid build. Plz explain.
As for Mending Touch vs. Plague Touch, mend removes up to two conditions and heals you for a small amount. The former is obviously a defensive choice, whereas the latter is a more offensive one. I would like to know why my build is a stupid build. Plz explain.
Zinger314
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I would like to know why my build is a stupid build. Plz explain.
No shield, for starters...
And the worst choice of Elite possible for a Warrior. It's even worse than Healing Hands!
And the worst choice of Elite possible for a Warrior. It's even worse than Healing Hands!
pinoy474
KK i edited my build to include a shield and took some advice from Haggard.
How's it look now?
How's it look now?
Tiny Killer
For starters, I would say you need to get rid of the monk skills. Warriors casting spells in the middle of a fight is a recipe for failure. You need to be attacking the bad guys.
LightningHell
Or casting Healing Signet, not using your precious energy to heal yourself.
pinoy474
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Originally Posted by Tiny Killer
For starters, I would say you need to get rid of the monk skills. Warriors casting spells in the middle of a fight is a recipe for failure. You need to be attacking the bad guys.
Well, it's not like the spells I'm casting have long casting periods. Also, I only use the skills when I have a condition or when I drop below 50% health.
Skuld
But you're wasting your elite, and investing precious points in prot.
LightningHell
Mending Touch is fine, but Zealous Benediction is just...not on.
OrangHebat
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Originally Posted by pinoy474
Well the reason I picked Zealous Benedicition is to only cast it when I drop below 50% health so I get the energy I used to cast it back. And Healing Signet can be easily interrupted (2 sec cast). While Zealous Benediction isn't as easy to interrupt (3/4 sec cast). If you're looking just for PvP, you find it that most people will not even to try to interupt your healing signet unless you're ganking and engaging in 1v1 fight(or you're in HA, where the ghostly hero have leet AI) and yeah, 3/4 second is still possible to interupt but you wont find people with that capability often, and I'm pretty sure you wont be able to fire off AB if you have FGJ because of the small en regen that warrior have(well you could, but you're not performing efficiently). Then about Zealous Benediction, I think you might want to use another elite and do some observation in obs mode(press 'b' on your keyboard) on how people play warrior. pinoy474
Is a build like this better? (This is the one im currently using)
Warrior/Necromancer Level: 20 Swordsmanship: 16 (12+4) Tactics: 12 - Barbarous Slice (Swordsmanship) - Gash (Swordsmanship) - Quivering Blade [Elite] (Swordsmanship) - Final Thrust (Swordsmanship) - Healing Signet (Tactics) - Plague Touch (Necromancer Other) - "For Great Justice!" (Warrior other) - Resurrection Signet () Stratgety: Hit "FGJ!" when u engauge the target. Charge up ur adren and hit Quivering Blade. If it's blocked and u end up dazed then use Plauge Touch to remove it. Then follow up with Barbarous Slice > Gash. Then hit Quivering Blade again and if bocked and dazed then use Plauge Touch. Keep on the cycle and hit Final Thrust to finish off the opponent. Use Healing Sig to heal and Rez Sig to rez.
LightningHell
Fren-zy! Fren-zy! Fren-zy!
And the fact that you have no speed stance/buff. Silk Weaver
A generic sword build:
Sever Artery Gash Final Thrust Frenzy Rush/Sprint Healing Signet Optional Rez Signet Quivering isn't that bad, but and might help if you use plague touch, so I guess you could replace final thrust with that, but it's not really that good, doesn't spike as well. Some people use dragonlance for continuous adrenal attack spam, but I'm not really for that either. Aw, screw swords. Anet needs to learn that a Katana is a bastard sword, not a skinny lil' thing.
LightningHell
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Originally Posted by Silk Weaver
A generic sword build:
Sever Artery Gash Final Thrust Frenzy Rush/Sprint Healing Signet Optional Rez Signet Quivering isn't that bad, but and might help if you use plague touch, so I guess you could replace final thrust with that, but it's not really that good, doesn't spike as well. Some people use dragonlance for continuous adrenal attack spam, but I'm not really for that either. Aw, screw swords. Anet needs to learn that a Katana is a bastard sword, not a skinny lil' thing. I'd just add on a bit there... Sever Artery Gash Final Thrust Frenzy Sprint/Rush/Hex Breaker Healing Signet Optional {E} (Includes: Expel Hexes, "Charge!", Empathic Removal, "You're All Alone!". Generally, utility Elites. You can try fitting in an Attack elite, though. Resurrection Signet/Signet of Malice (for "You're All Alone!") Vex
Last I checked Campfire = PvE not PvP so either A its a Farming build or B its a PvE build therefore saying " I hope this isnt a PvP build" is retarded. Unless the guy posted in the wrong area.
Effigy
The Campfire is technically a PvE discussion board, but there are no class-specific PvP boards so it is commonly used for both purposes. Also, the OP mentioned that he wondered how it would work in PvP.
LightningHell
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Last I checked Campfire = PvE not PvP so either A its a Farming build or B its a PvE build therefore saying " I hope this isnt a PvP build" is retarded. Unless the guy posted in the wrong area.
Notice that the Gladiator's Arena is only for posting team builds.
Thom Bangalter
dragon slash is the king of all sword builds. Less gimped warriors imo.
Silk Weaver
I've raised that question before, and I think my question was somehow side stepped.
Wow, I really mess stuff up when I'm in a hurry. Spelt dragon slash as dragonlance. Shows what kinds of things I think about subconsciously (like when people mistype "give me a sex"). sister morphyne
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Originally Posted by pinoy474
Warrior/Monk Level: 20 Weapon : Zealous / +5 energy / +30 hp / Max dmg Sword Sheild: Any Strength Sheild with +30 hp mod Armor: Full Glads (or mabey replace the head/arms/legs with +5 hp ones instead) so u get 33 energy. <snip> Stragety: Charge in and when u engauge hit "For Great Justice!" and just keep it up as much as possible. Then follow up with Barbarous Slice > Gash > Galrath Slash > Final Thrust. Hit Mending touch when u get a condition or 2(ideally when u get 2). Hit Zealous Benediction when u hit below 50% health. Oooo, I dunno, not a bad build at all, certainly not the worst one that I have seen. I rather like the zealous benediction, nice fast spam heal when you need it, and what's nice is that it pays for itself with a very reasonable cooldown and no armour penalty like healing signet. I am certainly going to cap it. The fact that you have tossed in another protection spell to justify the protection points you put in shows that your thinking is clear and your head is in the game. Personally though, I wouldn't put in more than 8 points into protection, but that is merely my opinion, nothing more and maybe this will change when I try it.. The proof of the pudding is always in the eating, the same way that the efficiency of the build is tested in the field, not in the jabbering of the "I know better than you, you noob" mob who only criticise.
Poison Ivy
I rate you...
Don't end up on my team in RA There. Phew.
LightningHell
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Originally Posted by sister morphyne
The proof of the pudding is always in the eating, the same way that the efficiency of the build is tested in the field, not in the jabbering of the "I know better than you, you noob" mob who only criticise.
I'll just provide a general warning/suggestion to people.
While creativity should be encouraged, sometimes things go to extremes - for example, you don't carry Life Transfer on your Monk. Criticism is one of the ways that more inexperienced players (or sometimes, even, experienced players) come with their builds here. If you don't want it to be criticised, don't put it here. Some things are tried-and-not-true; for example, putting a Monk healing Elite on a Warrior is one of those cases.
darkdawn
mending touch is ok, but plz find another elite. and a stance/defensive shout wouldnt hurt ether.
Silk Weaver
Empathetic Removal
LightningHell
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Empathetic Removal
Empathic.
Empathic Removal hasn't been used for long time now.
Captain Arne Is PRO
I think the 'pathetic' in Empathatic is what he was aiming for. :\
sister morphyne
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Originally Posted by LightningHell
I'll just provide a general warning/suggestion to people.
While creativity should be encouraged, sometimes things go to extremes - for example, you don't carry Life Transfer on your Monk. Criticism is one of the ways that more inexperienced players (or sometimes, even, experienced players) come with their builds here. If you don't want it to be criticised, don't put it here. Some things are tried-and-not-true; for example, putting a Monk healing Elite on a Warrior is one of those cases. LOL. If I also lived in cookie-cutter land land I would agree with you. Where I live, what you say is just another opinion.
ss1986v2
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LOL. If I also lived in cookie-cutter land land I would agree with you. Where I live, what you say is just another opinion.
well in pve, thats true. in pve you can run whatever you want. heck, give your warrior minions and you can still get through 90% of the game. no big deal.
but as for real pvp (no, ra and ab dont count), i guarantee you will not see top ranked guilds running any of the oh-so-creative but oh-so-crappy builds. you use what works best, and a monk with life transfer, for example, will never work best. that is a fact. its not a matter of cookie-cutter. you play for one of two reasons: to win or to have fun. but remember, winning is fun...
jesh
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well in pve, thats true. in pve you can run whatever you want. heck, give your warrior minions and you can still get through 90% of the game. no big deal.
I think you mean 100%. Right?
sister morphyne
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well in pve, thats true. in pve you can run whatever you want. heck, give your warrior minions and you can still get through 90% of the game. no big deal.
but as for real pvp (no, ra and ab dont count), i guarantee you will not see top ranked guilds running any of the oh-so-creative but oh-so-crappy builds. you use what works best, and a monk with life transfer, for example, will never work best. that is a fact. its not a matter of cookie-cutter. you play for one of two reasons: to win or to have fun. but remember, winning is fun... Ah, so someone is thinking...
LightningHell
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Ah, so someone is thinking...
Usually everyone is. Aside from the people who make the builds that I said above and then flame other people for saying it's crap.
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