So good its cheating! (Limitless energy, constant damage, and fortress defense!)

So... According to you, someone who plays for a long time must know all skills and professions? That's ridiculous.
I've only been playing the warrior, rit, and monk for the most part. I know nothing at all about the paragon profession and it's skills, nor do I want to know. I don't like the NF professions, hence the lack of knowledge.

The reason why I came to this thread and posted, is because I thought: Hey.. This might be a good build that will allow me to "PWN" everything without any understanding of how it works. Yes I know this kind of thinking is not cool, but can you really blame me? I don't want to grind, devise builds, etc. It's a game and I want to have fun. If I actually wanted to think, I would! (and I do, when I feel like it.)

Yes. I admit it. I use people who have nothing better to do with their time than to sit there for hours and make builds... I don't see how that is a crime. If these people objected to people like me using them, they wouldn't share!


PS: I dont see why a mod doesnt close this damned thread. It confuses people and makes them think the build still owns. As was stated by two people prior.... you are a dunce basically. Maybe you've learned to read the date on things now. This build OWNED when it was posted. It's mediocre now sadly and still we have more "skill nerf...err.. balances" coming.

Is there an equivalently good team build going around? I have an alternative that I varied from this that works very well as a defensive set-up.... involving an almost identical Monk build (sometimes using Divert Hexes as the Elite and swapping Revealed Hex for another skill) and two Paragons [Hayda & Morgahn]... one set for Command / Leadership and the other for Motivation.
I don't have the precise build with me right now, and I have technically subbed it away for the triple Necro build.... but it is still very defensively potent (and works amazingly well for quests with offensive NPC allies or allies needing protection).

Best to just try setting up along those lines... picking the skills you think would work and seeing what you come up with.

I use a pet with Ferocious on my monk (gasp). Bet you hate in when the monk's pet dies.