Here's mine:
this is a pve build
[skill]stone daggers[/skill][skill]earth attunement[/skill][skill]eruption[/skill][skill]obsidian flame[/skill][skill]sandstorm[/skill][skill]armor of earth[/skill]OPTIONAL SLOT[skill]mystic regeneration[/skill]
the armor of earth icon is wrong, shows as kinetic armor, but it is supposed to be armor of earth
The optional slot is used for either intensity (which I really like even after the nerf), res signet or stoneflesh aura.
What makes this build so great: With energy storage and earth attunement I rarely run out of energy even in big long fights so there's energy management.
Sandstorm is a pretty standard nuking spell, it has a long duration and is best cast in the midst of casters and the like, someone who isn't going to move around much. Eruption, despite it's medium damage and high energy cost is definatly the most powerful skill in my arsenal. When the enemy warriors reach your group cast eruption and you've got 10 seconds of them being useless. Against large groups of melee characters it is simply invaluable. When I'm doing UW people sometimes wonder why the Aatax do next to no damage, watch the earth ele
Obsidian flame/stone daggers are both single target spike moves. I use stone daggers mainly because it is fast, very cheap (3 energy) and can be spammed. With intensity on it normally nets about 50 damage against a level 24 which is better than a normal attack. If I was going to change this build stone daggers would be the one to go. O'flame speaks for itself I think?
Obsidian Flame+Boss= Dead boss
I like having extra armor in battles as eles are such a squishy class. AoE reduces the damage I take quite a lot and is useful for mystic regen too.
Normally I have intensity in the optional slot, but when I'm playing with people I take a res. You've just gotta have one.
Mystic regen: the build isn't enchant heavy but I have two up all the time. With mystic regen thrown in I have three with gives me a nice 9 regen. Enough to keep my alive long enough for that last nuke I think.
Ok, now show yours
Anyway, my Moa Bird has got a bit of history behind her, (almost 2 years worth,) so I rarely take her out of my build. It's a nice build too - high damage output, a half decent heal, but not much defense, just the way I like to play warrior.
