Farming with a warrior

SHield of Judgment is by far and away the BEST farming Elite. It affect's EVERYTHING that comes at you save spells. You can kill damn near everything with it. But it doesn't block like Gladiator's Defense.

SHield of Judgment is by far and away the BEST farming Elite. It affect's EVERYTHING that comes at you save spells. You can kill damn near everything with it. Wow that is so far in the opposite direction of being true, I don't even know where to get started.

I am new to GW. My first character is a warrior... she is only level 6 right now. I still havent made up my mind about what secondary profession to take. I was leaning towards warrior/necro though.

I would like to ask you experience people if it is possible to farm with a warrior/necro. I hate having money problems and usually make my first character in any RPG to resolve those. Is having a warrior/monk necessary for farming? No having a w/mo isn't necessary, I would reccomend it for a first time through, just because you can be a little more resilliant that way. For your information you can switch professions as much as you want later in the game. W/E is one of the farming builds I use alot, physical or elemental resistance definitely helps in many cases.

W/E is one of the farming builds I use alot, physical or elemental resistance definitely helps in many cases. That would be a w/me then.

Seeing as how you can have both Watch Yourself and Dolyak Signet around Lion's Arch, you are pretty much set for tanking at that point. Go W/N, use blood magic along with an offhand for some +energy.

SHield of Judgment is by far and away the BEST farming Elite. Not by a longshot ^_^:

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1. Large energy consumption(with no extra energy from other sources, it'll take you to 5 energy...ok use Balth spirit. 1 pip of energy regen is almost like having no regen at all. Ok use bonneti's: adds to downtime, you'll get energy regen, but if you have balth spirit AND bonneti's, then these powers cancel each other, since you need to get hit for balth spirit to work)
2. Requires alot of attribute points to be very effective
3. Long downtime
4. Because of downtime, overall farming slowed
5. Only really effective against undead enemies (low level, you can solo, pretty difficult to solo, let's say, FoW. And in any case, just do a two man run, you tank and a smite monk doing the attacking)
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Not even top 10, not for a solo warrior farmer, anyways.

Yea, i have a warrior.. full knights sup absorbtion, vigor and swordsman. i just dont know where to farm. I'll tell you one thing, drop the full knight's ensemble ASAP. The boots are more than enough protection.

I'll tell you one thing, drop the full knight's ensemble ASAP. The boots are more than enough protection. I also have other armor for my warrior. Mostly from a running build. glads armor n stuff

I am new to GW. My first character is a warrior... she is only level 6 right now. I still havent made up my mind about what secondary profession to take. I was leaning towards warrior/necro though.

I would like to ask you experience people if it is possible to farm with a warrior/necro. I hate having money problems and usually make my first character in any RPG to resolve those. Is having a warrior/monk necessary for farming? I would go W/Mo because its easier and so on. But you can change4 your secondary profession when you have ascended and I didin't begin solo farming serious after i've ascended so then you can be a W/N if you want.

Yea, i have a warrior.. full knights sup absorbtion, vigor and swordsman. i just dont know where to farm. Full Knights=Silly because the absorption effect is global and does not stack. Having Full Knights is the same as wearing a single piece of it.