Dervish potential in PVP?

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JAK3US
Academy Page
#1
Hey guys, I'm new to Guild wars and i seem to really like the dervish. However, I can never find anyone playing as a dervish primary when I observe games, and the only one I did see pretty much stayed dead the whole time. Do you think the dervish has what it takes to get into some nasty battles?

Thx for any input.
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ArKaiN
Jungle Guide
#2
The Campfire is for PvE discussion.
zling
zling
Desert Nomad
#3
*mods should move this to the gladiator's arena*
anyway, the dervish has several roles in PvP. it can be a mass blinder with [skill]Ebon Dust Aura[/skill] an enchantment remover with [skill]Avatar of Grenth[/skill] a pretty tough and hard to stop melee machine with [skill]Avatar of Melandru[/skill] which goes well with [skill]Wearying Strike[/skill] an enchanted spiker with [skill]Mystic Sandstorm[/skill] and you can dig up other uses as well, those are just some examples...
TheOneMephisto
TheOneMephisto
Forge Runner
#4
Melandru's dervish with hex builds on jade, enough said.

If you watched the CT, you'd have seen enough of that, trust me.
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JAK3US
Academy Page
#5
lol sry bout posting in wrong section >.< wont happen again

I saw that Everfrost had a Dervish, but she seemed heavily reliant on a monk for staying alive, and I dont want to be very dependent on another person.
Thom Bangalter
Thom Bangalter
Grindin'
#6
Quote: Originally Posted by JAK3US
I saw that Everfrost had a Dervish, but she seemed heavily reliant on a monk for staying alive, and I dont want to be very dependent on another person. that's how almost every character works.
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JAK3US
Academy Page
#7
oh well, guess i'll try things out and see how it goes. Thanks again guys.
Servant of Kali
Servant of Kali
Jungle Guide
#8
[quoteJAK3US]I saw that Everfrost had a Dervish, but she seemed heavily reliant on a monk for staying alive, and I dont want to be very dependent on another person.[/quote]

You cant play PvP like that

Organized PvP (as GvG is), unlike most of PvE, is a focused team effort. Everyone relies heavily on everyone That's how you win. When you have no one relying on none, then everyone is doing a bit of everything and the efficiency is low. In real-life terms, the boost in economy happened at the same point, when people started specializing and each doing their own part