Curse

artyparty · Jul 04, 2005, 07:03 AM // 07:03

Class: Mesmer / Ranger

Attributes: (cost) '+' indicates Rune attributes
Fast Casting: 8+1 (37)
Domination Magic: 10+1 (61)
Illusion Magic: 2+1 (3)
Inspiration Magic: 12+4 (97)

Total attribute points used: 198/200

Skills: [Attribute] (Energy, Cast Time, Recharge TIme)
1) Echo [Illusion Magic] (5,1,30) Enchantment: For 14 seconds, Echo is replaced with the next skill you use. Echo acts as this skill for 20 seconds. This is an elite skill.

2) Debilitating Shot [none] (10,0,5) Bow Attack: If Debilitating Shot hits, your target loses 10 energy.

3) Ether Lord [Inspiration Magic] (5,2,20) Hex: You lose all energy. For 10 seconds, target foe suffers energy degeneration of 4, and you experience energy regeneration of 4.

4) Power Leak [Domination Magic] (10,0,20) Spell: If target foe is casting a spell, the spell is interrupted and target foe loses 21 energy.

5) Energy Burn [Domination Magic] (10,2,20) Spell: Target foe loses 9 energy and takes 8 damage for each point of energy lost.

6) Ether Feast [Inspiration Magic] (5,2,8) Spell: Target foe loses 5 energy. You are healed 29 for each point of energy lost.

7) Energy Tap [Inspiration Magic] (5,3,20) Spell: Steal 15 energy from target foe.

8) Blackout [Domination Magic] (10,1,10) Skill: For 6 seconds, all of target foe's skills are disabled, and all of your skills are disabled for 5 seconds.

Just wondering, would this be a competent PvP build? Obviously, go Echo -> Debilitating Shot. During this time I would have a bow out and get off like 4 or 5 debils. After I take the energy to 0, stick on Ether Lord so they can't regen and switch to cane + offhand. Then I can focus on another monk with Energy Tap -> Power Leak -> Energy Burn and use Blackout as a last-resort shutdown. I just stuck Ether Feast in there as a self-heal, just in case monks are dead. This would probably be the spell substituted for Res Signet if needed. So would this work?

Enigmatics · Jul 04, 2005, 01:53 PM // 13:53

Yeah, good skillset for pvp. Sounds good on paper; if it works or not, you can test.