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1. True 2. True. You can also overwrite Accurate I, II, III and Damaging enchantments with Fine/Exceptional and so on. 3. Depends. If you have Scion of Flame you would want to take Burning Lash for example. 4. Right 5. I suppose you want to enchant a weapon. Because armor and shield have different enchantments which you didn't mention. Besides that, I think you said it all. Best slayer enchantments are those that work against enemies with high defenses. Those could be spirits for example. Wraiths, Banshees, Spectres, Shades and so on all have high defenses and are superannoying. So I think that this is the most useful slaying enchantment for 2 points. Kith is also great of course, but it's too expensive for my taste.
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What about... MO-MO-MO-MO-MO-MO-MONSTERLASH! That's Tidefall with: - Wounding (+25%) - FoD + Intense Flames (+75% burn) - Burning Lash (+25% burn) - Rememeber Rahakan Field (+25% corrode) - Chanter lash (+25% burn) - Scion of Flame (burn damage *1.2) Would be aweseome damage I guess... against 0 DR that would be +200% damage (or damage times three in other words) for those two FoD hits. With Firebrand the overall damage might be even higher per hit... the elemenrtal damage boosters now also work on weapons that do elemental base damage like Stormcaller, Firebrand and Bittercut. And what about Bittercut with that setup plus Spirit of Decay? Too lazy to do the math...
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I meant the overall "tanking experience". Buffing takes a lot of time and costs DPS. Surely the mage will have the better stats afterwards. But a that time the druid walked in and Returning plus Relentless Storm are up. Then he doesn't get hit anyway. Also: the tanky Druid has no class talents that are worth it. He can take all the defensive talents which leads to awesome defenses to anything. All the defenses will be above 100 at an relatively early stage. I played a custom druid an Hiravias this way and that turned me from a druid-hater to a druid-lover.
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The mold gives you the exact copy of what you put in. So yes - all enchantments will also be copied. You don't need Pilferer's Grip. I think it still doesn't stack with durgan reinforced armor. With two durganized Rimecutters and Two Weapon Style and Outlander's Frenzy you will have 1.15*1.15*1.2*1.2*1.25 = 2.58. Enough to use Vulnerable Attack and a durganized plate and still have no recovery. You could use Pilferer's Grip and skip durgan stell on the armor. You will have a tiny bit of recovery (0.2). I don't think anyone could notice the difference to 0 recovery. With Gauntlets of Swift Action you could skip Outlander's Frenzy and have a little recovery - but you wouldn't have to cast anything. Your attack speed would be permamently fast. I think I would do that. Frenzy can be a bit annoying because of that concealment.
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Right! Strike Hard + Godansthunyr may be the best pair for this. The looks is good (not as weird as two spears or rapiers), they complement each other well like Vile Loner's and stunning Cladhaliath as you said and both cause longer interrupts than normal (1 sec + 0.75 sec). I think Cladhaliath only does 0.5 sec. The two damage types are also a great plus. Only thing is: they come so late. Maybe one could start with the spears and then retrain in Act III. I tried a Vile Loner build once with a durgan reinforced shield and the attack speed is high enough to interrupt-lock mobs.