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Thursday, August 7th 2014, 1:53am

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Request for builds.

Hello i rolled a warden today and im having a hard time getting to know all the gimmicks of the class.
If anybody could give me examples of builds i could use and sorta explain rotations or whatever it would be greatly appreciated. I'd love a melee /paired fist build , yet i odn't know if it's useful .


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Thursday, August 7th 2014, 10:45am

Resha

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Hello,

I'm not a fan of paired fists builds since it's not the best for DPS. But if I had to play with, I would do something like this:

Pure melee build:
http://en.allodswiki.ru/calc#!5!333...3.…ymiqhyg/KETSMBH
For the rotation, you must always start the combat using one of your melee attack in order to stack Combat intuition stack (instead of static charge / magic stack). Because these stacks increase your own melee damage and Shred proportionnaly to the number of stack you have. This is also why I do not recommand to take Tiger strike in a PVE build since it removes the Combat intuition stacks (= lost of DPS).

Another solution is to take the best of all aspect of the warden and make an hybrid build (melee + caster) using paired fists:
http://en.allodswiki.ru/calc#!5!333...3.…ymiqhyg/KETSMBH
This build will hit stronger since Vortex is way stronger than hawk strike. Here you won't use Combat intuition stacks anymore. Your main DPS will be your magic spells, so the best is to begin with them in order to stack Static charges (you'll that it's also easier than holding Combat intuition).
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Thursday, August 7th 2014, 11:31am

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Hello,

I'm not a fan of paired fists builds since it's not the best for DPS. But if I had to play with, I would do something like this:

Pure melee build:
http://en.allodswiki.ru/calc#!5!333...3.…ymiqhyg/KETSMBH
For the rotation, you must always start the combat using one of your melee attack in order to stack Combat intuition stack (instead of static charge / magic stack). Because these stacks increase your own melee damage and Shred proportionnaly to the number of stack you have. This is also why I do not recommand to take Tiger strike in a PVE build since it removes the Combat intuition stacks (= lost of DPS).

Another solution is to take the best of all aspect of the warden and make an hybrid build (melee + caster) using paired fists:
http://en.allodswiki.ru/calc#!5!333...3.…ymiqhyg/KETSMBH
This build will hit stronger since Vortex is way stronger than hawk strike. Here you won't use Combat intuition stacks anymore. Your main DPS will be your magic spells, so the best is to begin with them in order to stack Static charges (you'll that it's also easier than holding Combat intuition).
I've seen in noone of your builds you took vibrant health or bark shield . Also i've heard great hunt only increases the damage of the pet's basic attack so is that worth to get?
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Thursday, August 7th 2014, 12:36pm

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Great Hunt is pretty much useless now.

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Thursday, August 7th 2014, 2:00pm

Resha

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The builds I gave are only a base for a DPS in PVE only. You can adjust them as you want taking less DPS and more defense and / or heal.
Bark shield is only necessary in some cases (mostly in Eclipse raid, but no where else), but Bulwark rubis are quite enough for defense.
Yes, great hunt only affect your pet's basic attack. It's not the biggest improvement, probably the lowest, but still an improvement.
Vibrant healt is a good heal, but you have to sacrifice up to 40% of your DPS to use it. So it can help in really few circumstances. It really depends on if you consider your warden as a support class or as the best DPS currently :p

Currently, it's possible to mix a build between a good DPS and a good support heal. It's your choice ^^
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