This is my build for FoW (Check it please)

Healing Prayers 8
Strength 8+1 (Minor Rune)
Axe Martery 10+1+2 (Helm and Major rune)
Tactics 8+1 (Minor Rune)

Executioners Strike
Penetrating Blow
Gladiators Defense
Bontetti's Defense
Signet of Healing
Mending (+3 Regen)
Healing Breeze (+6 Regen)
Ressurection Signet

Shocking Chaos Axe of Fortitude
Shocking Damage 6-28 Req 8 mastery
Health +15 while enchanted
Damage +14% vrs Dwarves
Health +20
Damage +20% Customized

Shadow Sheild
Armor 16 Req 9 strength mastery
Recieved damage -2 while enchanted



Well, hows that?

I would take all those skills for healing and put in either Str, Tactics, or your Axe Mastery. Since there will be a Monk to heal you, but you can also put it into your Proection skills so you can protect you more against monsters with Armor of Frost or Mist. Take out Gladiators Defense becase you're not gonna get attacked by a mob. Put in Eviscerate or Obsedian of Flesh instead, make your Axe Mastery up to 16 so you can hit max damage. What I use is for my W/R:

Flurry
Antidote Sig or TU (I know, Warriors aren't suppose to heal, but there aren't many great skills for W/R beside Tiger's Fury. Though, I like Flurry alot more)
Res Sig
Swift Chop
Axe Twist
Disrupting Chop
Executioner's Strike
Eviscerate

You can switch my TU or Anti for your Armor of Mist or Frost. Instead of Eviscerate, you can use Obsedian of Flesh as your elite and put in Dismember for Eviscerate. ALSO, you MUST have your main mastery at 16 if you want to do mad spike damage with Exe + Evis.

Since I'm talking to you at school and you don't know what you're wearing because you gotta play the game to know, I'll tell you the set that I use.

Gladiator's Helm of Axe Mastery +1
Knight's Cariuss of Superior Absorption
Gladiator's Leg of Superior Axe Masterty +3
Gladiator's Gauntlet of Minor Strength
Platemail Boots of Superior Vigor

You can have Gladiator Boots of Superior Vigor, but it doesn't really matter.

@demonstar
the build is decent. you're trying to be both offensive and defensive at the same time, but i would suggest focusing on one or the other.

there was an in depth discussion on fow tank builds before in this thread:
http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=70590

you might want to check it out to see some insights from other experienced fow tanks.

with regards to your build, i would drop mending and healing breeze. leave the healing to the monks. you can put the points from healing somewhere else now. good skills to add are "watch yourself" and dolyak signet. i'm not a big fan of the tank bringing a res, but if you really want to, drop res signet and replace it with rebirth. ressing out of harm's way is important in fow. i would also drop your two axe attacks and add one more stance (maybe defensive or disciplined) and cyclone axe.

the point of a fissure tank is to tank damage, so attack skills take up space on the skill bar that can be used for more useful things.

lastly, never use a major rune. ever.

@axel
although axe spikers are good, it's generally not a good thing for fow. although, it will help you take enemies down faster, you won't do so well holding your own against things like the dragon lich, abyssals, and berserkers. if you do go into fow as a primary damage dealer, be sure to let the other warrior do the tanking.

also, i'm not so sure how wise it is to use a superior mastery rune for pve. 75 hp is a big chunk and will lessen your ability to tank.

Strider your link to me to the Etc forum with all the price checks and stuff.

I'm also looking to use a good build for FoW cuz I need money like a mudda sucka, so I may try the stances and such. Thx.

Agreed, more stances and less dmg skills, why? carry the book and let others do the work.
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