Curse

Elementer Masta · Jul 16, 2007, 04:26 AM // 04:26

I'll go ahead and list by professions. This is from a PvE vantage point as well.

Warrior

[skill]Dragon Slash[/skill]

Monk

[skill]Zealous Benediction[/skill]

Mesmer

[skill]Energy Surge[/skill]

Elementalist

[skill]Savannah Heat[/skill]

Ranger

[skill]Barrage[/skill]

Necromancer

[skill]Spiteful Spirit[/skill]

Assassin

[skill]Flashing Blades[/skill] or [skill]Moebius Strike[/skill] Depends on whether or not Defense is key.

Ritualist

[skill]Ritual Lord[/skill] or [skill]Vengeful Was Khanhei[/skill] Depends on casual PvE or Farming

Dervish

[skill]Reaper's Sweep[/skill]

Paragon

[skill]Focused Anger[/skill]

Kaida the Heartless · Jul 16, 2007, 04:44 AM // 04:44

Best Elites:

Ranger: Distracting Shot

Monk: Reversal of Fortune

Elementalist: Stoneflesh Aura

Oh, wait a sec... :]

street peddler · Jul 16, 2007, 04:46 AM // 04:46

[skill]weapon of remedy[/skill] is a really good elite..

Sword · Jul 16, 2007, 09:22 AM // 09:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zamochit

[skill]light of deliverance[/skill]

the obvious answer...

DeBron · Jul 16, 2007, 04:05 PM // 16:05

Warrior

[skill]Eviscerate[/skill]

Monk

[skill]Healer's Boon[/skill][skill]Divert Hexes[/skill]

Mesmer

[skill]Energy Surge[/skill][skill]Mantra of Recovery[/skill]

Elementalist

[skill]Savannah Heat[/skill]

Ranger

[skill]Barrage[/skill][skill]Burning Arrow[/skill]

Necromancer

[skill]Spiteful Spirit[/skill][skill]Blood is Power[/skill]

Assassin

[skill]Shadow Prison[/skill][skill]Way of the Assassin[/skill]

Ritualist

[skill]Ritual Lord[/skill][skill]Weapon of Remedy[/skill][skill]Offering of Spirit[/skill]

Dervish

[skill]Reaper's Sweep[/skill][skill]Vow of Strength[/skill]

Paragon

[skill]Angelic Bond[/skill]

Kris · Jul 18, 2007, 12:48 PM // 12:48

I'd have to agree with LoD, its the perfect skill to take to places like the final battle of Nightfall for obvious reasons if you have ever been there. It's basically "Heal Party" but spammable and low-cost.

blue.rellik · Jul 18, 2007, 01:26 PM // 13:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kris

I'd have to agree with LoD, its the perfect skill to take to places like the final battle of Nightfall for obvious reasons if you have ever been there. It's basically "Heal Party" but spammable and low-cost.

[skill]Weapon of Remedy[/skill] > [skill]Light of Deliverance[/skill]

Kris · Jul 18, 2007, 02:39 PM // 14:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by blue.rellik

[skill]Weapon of Remedy[/skill] > [skill]Light of Deliverance[/skill]

I beg to differ...

One requires 40 energy to place on every team member, one takes 5 energy.
One takes 29.25 seconds to place on every team member, one takes 1 second.

blue.rellik · Jul 19, 2007, 05:27 AM // 05:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kris

I beg to differ...

One requires 40 energy to place on every team member, one takes 5 energy.
One takes 29.25 seconds to place on every team member, one takes 1 second.

lawl

use WoR against Abaddon then come back here m'kay?

moko · Jul 19, 2007, 11:47 AM // 11:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by blue.rellik

lawl

use WoR against Abaddon then come back here m'kay?

WoR requires your target to get HIT to lose the condition, and i can't say your monks are often targets by the few mobs that are around, besides, ever heard off draw conditions or extingwhateverthenamewas?

you need some actual heal in that mission, not prot, and WoR is considered prot, it heals on hit, not when you need it.

Tab · Jul 19, 2007, 11:53 AM // 11:53

LoD>WoR. That will be all.

blue.rellik · Jul 19, 2007, 12:02 PM // 12:02

lawl u ppl mack me sad

Try read the post I quoted m'kay?

Didn't get it? Here I'll bold it for you

Quote:

I'd have to agree with LoD, its the perfect skill to take to places like the final battle of Nightfall for obvious reasons if you have ever been there. It's basically "Heal Party" but spammable and low-cost.

Get it now m'kay or must I explain some more?

Turbobusa · Jul 19, 2007, 12:20 PM // 12:20

so they dont have the same use. one is for healing, the other for damaging ( from what you said before, i understand you use it for that- if its for condition removing, bring sogolon and take a better elite)
no point in comparing them.

[skill]eviscerate[/skill]
I know, so common but heck I so like the noise it makes when you activate it.
MoR, blessed light, LoD, so many...

"lol u so uber 7 min wtf u pwn us all" that sure makes wor > lod

blue.rellik · Jul 19, 2007, 12:42 PM // 12:42

My bad, I guess not everyone knows about killing Abaddon HM in less than 7 minutes

Stormlord Alex · Jul 20, 2007, 09:03 AM // 09:03

OH? Haven't posted here yet?
Well, time for postcount+1...
Bearing in mind my 'favourite' elites aren't always the 'best'... they're just the ones I enjoy using most ^_^

Warrior
[skill]earth shaker[/skill] rawr.

Elementalist
... straight tie between [skill]blinding surge[/skill] and [skill]mind blast[/skill] ... pissing off 'sins or infinite energy? :X

Ranger
[skill]crippling shot[/skill] Ooohh, yeah.

Mesmer
[skill]expel hexes[/skill] 'nuff said. Heck, I run this on paragons and ritualists...

Necromancer
[skill]spoil victor[/skill] "Veni, vidi, PWNed"

Monk
[skill]signet of judgment[/skill] Yeah, well... Shoot me.

Assassin
[skill]siphon strength[/skill] without a doubt. SP is lame.

Ritualist
[skill]wanderlust[/skill] What can I say? I'm a bitch

Dervish
[skill]avatar of melandru[/skill] ... 'cuz I like the dance <3 If it didn't do that... Wounding Strike.

Paragon
[skill]"it's just a flesh wound."[/skill] Python fan, naturally.

zling · Jul 22, 2007, 07:48 AM // 07:48

[skill]life barrier[/skill] and [skill]angelic bond[/skill]
bonders PWN you, especially in PvE farming

acidic · Jul 23, 2007, 07:56 AM // 07:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mokone

WoR requires your target to get HIT to lose the condition, and i can't say your monks are often targets by the few mobs that are around, besides, ever heard off draw conditions or extingwhateverthenamewas?

you need some actual heal in that mission, not prot, and WoR is considered prot, it heals on hit, not when you need it.

wow... have you actually used wor or for that matter any reverse damages?

Run in kill the side monoliths (4 of them).

Run back to the center

spam reversal of damage, wor etc. etc...

Set monk on heal area

wait couple min

abbadons dies

moko · Jul 23, 2007, 02:55 PM // 14:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by acidic

wow... have you actually used wor or for that matter any reverse damages?

Run in kill the side monoliths (4 of them).

Run back to the center

spam reversal of damage, wor etc. etc...

Set monk on heal area

wait couple min

abbadons dies

make sense please. nothing of the crap you just said really made sense.

Abaddon doesn't attack, how are you supposed to damage him with WoR?

Heal area? lol...i'm sorry, but wtf?!

my point was, that when mobs don't attack your dazed target (monk), he doesn't lose a condition, and if there's no mobs around and you fight abaddon only you're totally useless. if you get hit, yay for tanking monks?

Turbobusa · Jul 23, 2007, 04:01 PM // 16:01

^the skill that inflicts daze to everyone in your party is used by abaddon, therefore he takes damage when using it on a target with wor.

but farming abaddon isn't enough a reason to make wor > lod.

lacasner · Jul 23, 2007, 04:07 PM // 16:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mokone

make sense please. nothing of the crap you just said really made sense.

Abaddon doesn't attack, how are you supposed to damage him with WoR?

Heal area? lol...i'm sorry, but wtf?!

my point was, that when mobs don't attack your dazed target (monk), he doesn't lose a condition, and if there's no mobs around and you fight abaddon only you're totally useless. if you get hit, yay for tanking monks?

You can practically stand afk and beat abaddon lolz.