March 9, 20169 yr Composition: Paladin (full defensive build) Cipherx2 (full offensive build) Barbarian (dual wield full offensive build) Chanter (dual wield full offensive build) Rogue (dual wield full offensive build) Strategy: Ciphers open from range to replenish their focus at the beginning of the fight. First cipher will cast Defensive Mindweb and all the party will have the same defenses as the paladin. Second cipher will use Reaping Knives on the rogue. Chanter uses damage reduction chant. Second cipher can keep the paladin stunned using Silent Scream for the entire combat to boost the defenses of the entire party over 200 if really needed (the paladin can still use Sacred Immolation). First cipher can also cast Reaping Knives on the barbarian. Both the rogue and the barbarian get Novice's Suffering for increased Reaping Knives damage. Pros: No need to rest. Moderate micromanagement. Tactics are simple and work for all fights. Fast killing speed due to the huge raw damage potential. Cons: Works only at lv 15+
March 9, 20169 yr Haha, I thought of something similar.^^ Idk what they were thinking with mindweb. My twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/victorcreed_twitch My youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VictorCreedGaming
March 9, 20169 yr What role does the rogue play? Is he there just because of his, in general, high single target damage and the fact his weakness (low defenses) are canceled out by the mind web. Guess he could get the ability that counterattacks on miss too, given the mind web.
March 9, 20169 yr Author What role does the rogue play? Is he there just because of his, in general, high single target damage and the fact his weakness (low defenses) are canceled out by the mind web. Guess he could get the ability that counterattacks on miss too, given the mind web. The reason is the rogue can generate the most focus when there's only a single target to hit. And of course he has the highest single dps which is nice vs bosses. Edited March 9, 20169 yr by Kaylon
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