W/? Best Build for Prophecies

This build seems better for a Mo/W . Healing breeze on a warrior is a lot of trouble even more trouble with WoH. WoH is also taking your elite slot, which you should be finding more uses for. Flurry is very looked down upon compared to flailin PvE. I'd suggest taking out Galrath's for Final Thrust.

Sup runes on a warrior < Minor runes on a warrior. I agree with this comment about JamJar's sword build, ive recently learned that the monks in my team even henchies can heal me so id remove all healing prayers.... and i dont want bull strikes because i usually focus on one target and most of the time like in HM they dont run away easily... so [penatrating chop] is still better for me than [bulls strike].

and thankyou to crom the pale's suggestion to replace [penetrating blow] with [disrupting chop] as that is also in proph and i to think would work better although your other suggestion comes from factions so i cant use it

but thanks for all your help ppls.

btw ive heard of a build which uses cyclone axe with lv and vs... would this work in normal PvE or only in farming?

[bulls strike]. Yup.
Leave Bull's to PvP.

This is a slow and safe way to play however since most teams have excellent monks now with upgraded skills and Heros there is little need for a "Tank". This means that you can fully utilize all 8 party members including the Warrior, one of the highest damage dealing classes of all.

In short "Tanking" works, but is slow and inefficent and very very BORING! To you, perhaps. But tanking works and is decently efficient if the tank has a clue and the Monk and casters/archers aren't Leeroys. And you *ARE* fully utilizing all 8 party members - and are actually making Elementalists, Barragers, and area Hexers far more effective since their AoE's generally extremely effective, 'cept that monsters generally don't bunch up for long enough to make use of them under normal circumstances. And the Monk gets to be more effective as well, since s/he doesn't have to do nearly as much running around or keep as many people healed.

There's a reason that ANet gave Warriors lots of defensive skills - and not just to sit there unused outside of farming.

Tanking is an art.And a demanding one at that.Tanking is not bad.It depends on who is backing you up.The Warriors ability to soak up mass damage makes him a valuable ally that can hold off enemies while giving those squishy AoErs a chance to pretend to be elite.But that doesn't mean that you can't deal some damage yourself.Try a triple chop+eviscerate axe warrior.The other skills our at your own discretion ,but do not tell me you can't wade into stuff and smack that hiney AND survive whatever the critters throw at you.

Here's one I love to tank with
[build=Axe Warrior;OQASEZJT2kgP7gQFsiGWXF8V]

I hit GDA EC FGJ and target.Once target is hit Flail then just get stupid.WW TC Evis YMLaD doesn't matter because THEY ARE SCREWED.AoErs in the rear might pop off a shot or two. That's not a tank build though. Its a normal damage build. Taking aggro is fine (but a waste of time in easy fights), but tanking is a different matter. When you take a bar full of defensive skills and your attack damage is so negligible that you may as well not bother is when you are tanking. Here is an example of a tank bar:

[Obsidian Flesh][Armor of Earth][Endure Pain][Signet of Stamina][][][][Resurrection Signet]

Wow, I have no idea about what's in the Obsidian Flesh build . That's a good sign.

That's not a tank build though. Its a normal damage build. Taking aggro is fine (but a waste of time in easy fights), but tanking is a different matter. When you take a bar full of defensive skills and your attack damage is so negligible that you may as well not bother is when you are tanking. Here is an example of a tank bar:

[Obsidian Flesh][Armor of Earth][Endure Pain][Signet of Stamina][][][][Resurrection Signet]

Wow, I have no idea about what's in the Obsidian Flesh build . That's a good sign. [[Obsidian Flesh] seems like a horrible skill for tanking, especially if it means that monsters will throw spells at the other party members because they can't target the tank. Hopefully it instead means that primarily spellcasting monsters will just resort to wanding instead of switching targets.

And a tank really can't just sit there immobile, with the way aggro works when there's squishier players around, the main reason why proper tanking is a rather demanding art which takes a goodly amount of skill. Though if you're stuck on the thought that tanks can't move you might as well toss [[Dolyak Signet] and [[Symbolic Strike] in there while you're at it - and who says tanks must have only defensive skills and aren't allowed any offense?