New sin needs help with heroes

I use at least a prot monk (rc as elite) and VoR mesmer (with splinter and several interrupts), for last I usually bring a necro, tend to run some weaken armor, enfeebling etc

lulz, u shuld definetely get eotn ye....on other hand you can simply get an ss necro, resto, and rit minion bomber. =]

I also don't have EotN, so I usually run the MM bomber and the Curses, with Splinter Weapon on the latter. Instead of the Resto I run an E/Mo protter with Ether Renewal. I'm basically exchanging healing for prots, and I find it to be quite effective.

It allows me to have SB + PS, and Extinguish to dampen damage from the ocassional Searing Flames and Disease. If I need more condition removal I fit another Extinguish on the bomber (particularly when fighting Enchanted Brambles that spam Weakness, Blind, Bleeding and Cripple). If there are no conditions to be worried about then I just put hex removal. You may think enchantment removal is a problem but the minions all enchanted with DN are usually the targets.

If for any reason I need to divide the team into two groups of four (in some missions usually) I use the Curses as the resto but add Enfeebling Blood, the bomber keeps the prots, and typically use an Earth ele (<3 KD).

I tried for some time the ritualist bomber but it just doesn't cuts in and feels iffy when compared to a necro doing the job.

I do just fine H/H.

Well, if you are just leveling up then just use the heroes you have and see what works best. The hench monks are usually enough if you don't soak up damage like a sponge.

To avoid soaking up damage like a sponge:

1. Make sure you get Critical Agility from the Hero Skill guy in Kamadan, he is the Hero Skill guy but he gives you your Sunspear Assassin skill. The extra armor and attack speed help a lot.

2. Mount a simple no attribute required longbow in your 4th weapon slot. (You can find these in any starting area as drops.) And always take along a hench warrior to go with it.

If the mob ahead looks ominous, begin combat with the longbow, two or three shots usually. Then switch to daggers and go in. This protects you from taking the brunt of the enemy fire.

The hench warrior is designed to take the brunt of the enemy fire, and the hench monks are programmed to support the hench warrior while it does it.

Hang in there. The Assassin is worth it.

use this build: http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/s...php?t=10324449

Totaly fun and works fine with any sin build, just make sure you bring death charge. Always use the prot hench, make ur heros cast Strenght of Honor, judge insight and splinter weapon on you then Death Charge to get the mobs grouped then blow then up.