Curse

zeroxy · May 17, 2006, 11:37 AM // 11:37

I can't say I'm experienced at pvp because pve is my specialty but when i saw the quivering blade elite i got an idea!

First of all here's the build i always used:

Attributes:
Axe mastery:12+1+3
Strength:9+1
Tactics:9+1

Skills:
1.Frenzy
2.Eviscerate
3.Ex strike
4.Swift Chop/wild blow
5.Healing sig
6.Rush
7.Plague Touch
8.Rez sig

Here's my new idea..

Attributes:
Sword 12+1+3
Tactics:9+1
Strength 9+1

Skills:
1.Frenzy
2.Quivering Blade
3-4. (Sever Artery + Gash) / (Galrath, sun & moon, silverwing) personal preference
5. Healing Sig
6.Rush
7.Plague Touch
8.Rez signet

Here's how it works, You keep fighting as usual and if you go against any boon prot with guardian as soon as he blocks quivering blade, plague touch him and that's instant death for him!!

Still haven't tested it out yet but if you have any comments feel free to reply!

Lodurr · May 22, 2006, 10:02 PM // 22:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by zeroxy

Here's how it works, You keep fighting as usual and if you go against any boon prot with guardian as soon as he blocks quivering blade, plague touch him and that's instant death for him!!

Still haven't tested it out yet but if you have any comments feel free to reply!

That's a great combo, worth trying out.

My only comment on the build is that this being TA, self-heals aren't as important if you always have a Monk in the party, especially if you need to spend all those points to bring Tactics to 9. I would utilize 12+1 Strength (and now you can wear some of the 100 armor gear), and bring Endure Pain instead of Healing Sig.

JR · May 22, 2006, 10:17 PM // 22:17

Right section please.

Moved.

neoflame · May 22, 2006, 10:35 PM // 22:35

Boonprots are also liable to have Contemplation of Purity. Not that it matters much, since Quivering Blade daze lasts, what, 5s?

cronk · May 22, 2006, 10:35 PM // 22:35

that is a nice idea.
i usually run an axe w/n with frenzy and plague touch to get rid of blind and stuff. Im going to have to give this build a try.
Good thinking.