Curse

Amsterdam · Jan 31, 2006, 08:41 PM // 20:41

I read through 6 pages of the other SS/SV thread and saw tons of variants of builds for UW, this is the one that I prefer because it conserves time on situations where you take on a couple at a time.

This build is great for:

Taking on that last aatxe or coldfire
Using with a less experianced 55 monk that only agros 1 group at a time.
using on those damn dryders when they decide to scatter and SS doesn't effect all
all around UW farming, I have made it very far with this build.

I have been using this build for a long time in UW. 40-50 ectos later shows that it works, I have been farming with Sno with this build (I won't reveal any of his secrets or builds though

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The build goes as follows :

1 : Blood renewal
2 : Arcane Echo
3 : SS
-------- here is the different part
4: Soul Barbs
5: Parasitic Bond
6: Suffering (or BR if you are using a 55 monk that doesn't use blessed sig...)
7: SV
8: Rez signet

Attribute Distribution is normal.

The way you run it is normal as well, SS on the darknesses and smites and sofourth, when there is one enemy left from a mob or a stray enemy what you do is Blood Renewal, SS, Soul barbs, Parasitic bond, Suffering, Parasitic, Parasitic, Parasitic... and so on. Parasitic is a fast cast, only costs 5 energy and recharges VERY fast, which means you can be dealing 33 damage a second with it as well as the 41 per swing from the SS. It puts down dryders like nobody's business. Aatxes and coldfires are no exception! So in conclusion get down there, start learning the strategies and customize a build you like the best. If you need lessons in farming either 55 or SS check out Sno's classes (which I highly reccomend) : http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=99701

Here is a shot from me farming with this build:

And here is the drop outcome from this group:

2 ectos for me

not bad at all! Let me know if you have any questions, you can contact me here or online, I am usually online at night, and my IGN is Deep Cameo.

Good luck on your drops and be sure to have fun, thats the most important part.

sno · Jan 31, 2006, 09:23 PM // 21:23

Desecrate enchantments is a must, period.

Amsterdam · Jan 31, 2006, 10:09 PM // 22:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by sno

Desecrate enchantments is a must, period.

Great point sno, I will have to think about using that soon.

Discrete Enchantments:

Target foe and all nearby foes take 6...49 shadow damage and 4...17 shadow damage for each enchantment on them.

And with 18 curses its : 71 and 23 damage.