Concept of a Parassassin

Sure... Little defense and healing on mine because that's what I gots monks for. [[Assassin's remedy] could be used over the RemSig, I just like teh yellow.
[build prof=A/P name="CritSpear" box spear=12 crit=12+1+1 desc="Weapon 1: Vamp spear{br}Weapon 2: Non-vamp spear"][swift javelin][wild throw][vicious attack][dark apostasy][remedy signet][way of the master][critical eye][resurrection signet][/build] DA spearchucker.
Strong DPS, decent spike, and constant enchant removal. It's good.

DA spearchucker.
Strong DPS, decent spike, and constant enchant removal. It's good. I'm lazy. [skill]assassin's remedy[/skill]>[skill]remedy signet[/skill] for me

EDIT: and therefore [skill]wearying spear[/skill]>[skill]swift javelin[/skill]

EDIT: and therefore [skill]wearying spear[/skill]>[skill]swift javelin[/skill] not really, Swift Javelin's huge plus is the unblockable part - it lets you strip annoying enchants like Aegis or SoD

gotta remember that DA spearchuckers are more than straight damage, often rending a nasty block prot will let your team do more damage overall by letting the warriors on your team then eat that target alive.

In context, [swift javelin] > [wearying spear]... really.

From where I'm standing you get that through [skill]wild throw[/skill] already.... But I mostly AB It really comes to the fore when your enemies are wielding spammier blocks like the ever-popular [[guardian]; or when you're cycling targets to strip a lot of block prots (essentially, the spearer's only strength over shattering assault - he can switch targets and strip enchants quicker). The extra 17 damage isn't worth it in the situations where I'd look at a spearsin.

For AB and stuff, I can't see why I'd run spears anyway - a dagger guy with [[shattering assault] is, basically, better - more mobile, faster, more damaging, and with an open secondary still.

It really comes to the fore when your enemies are wielding spammier blocks like the ever-popular [[guardian]; or when you're cycling targets to strip a lot of block prots (essentially, the spearer's only strength over shattering assault - he can switch targets and strip enchants quicker). The extra 17 damage isn't worth it in the situations where I'd look at a spearsin.

For AB and stuff, I can't see why I'd run spears anyway - a dagger guy with [[shattering assault] is, basically, better - more mobile, faster, more damaging, and with an open secondary still. 1. Range.
2. AB is 4tehlulz (duh).
3. with you on Guardian (changing to Swift, going to RA lol)

In PvE paragon is usually imbagon... and it wins vs. assassin.

but still if we are talking about an assassin with spear it can be done, it works, but there is no reason for that, its like W/P....

Rangers use spears for higher dps that they cant put out with bows. In PvE having both an Imbagon and a MS/DB Save Yourselves Sin in the same party (that know what they're doing) is god mode.

Back to the topic though, I agree with Igor, it can be done, it can work, but there's just no real reason you should do it over a Paragon Primary unless using the Dark Apostasy build to remove enchatments which works better with a Shortbow and Disrupting Accuracy anyway.

Even if you would use dark apostacy it would be highly inferior to just taking a shattersin, DA is good in PvP on assassin with with scythes that do spiking, but not-so-good in general pve. I actually disagree because Shattering Assault Assassins aren't exactly known for their spiking ability. I'd rather have the extra armour and health and be able to remove the enchantments at range. Wild Throw and Vicious Throw can supply stance removal and Deep Wound easily enough.

I think in the case of the build in question it really depends on what team setup the build is in though.