Bionut911

I think he only meant on terms of attack. Like a DP/ blaster taking a few MA/ attacks.

I'm already there! haha.

That would be a challenge...there isnt much food way up in the sky for you soul munching 'shades

that's my usual strategy! I've actually just started up a build with oppressive gloom, from /soul. I haven't really seen this combo done and it's working great. As soon as I jump in every minion is out of the count

I'd have to agree with you on that Alien, If Kheldians got the ability to us human form powers while in dwarf/nova the character wouldn't be a challenge anymore. I could just plop on all resistance toggles, and fly up in nova form. effectively blasting while at softcap for s/l/e at little/no cost to me. :P

I think a Form "Specialization" would be interesting, a sort of mastery pool where you can add abilities to ONE of your forms.

Nova --> Chain induction?
Dwarf --> (themactically) Self tele-port attack? "Dwarven Fury"

This may be a silly question, but did you have super jump and combat jumping binded to the same key? I use wasd to move so i binded it to the "q" key on some other SJ toons, and it can quickly become an easy fix to the whole "ugh, i have to turn off superjump now" problem.

I do forget some-times though, I only realize when my endurance bar is basically empty >.>

I assumed they have a greater chance of firing off, because they hit more targets. Like flipping a coin always has a 50/50 chance of landing heads, but you're more likely to get heads as a result if you flip the coin multiple times.

So it doesn't have a chance to fire off for every enemy it hits, or is it upon the first initial application then the proc spreads mob-wide?

The only reason why that last power might not be acceptable is because Blasters can also get "force of nature." A godmode defense AND resistance click...that's a bit of a reach. The rest of the suggestions though, are very nice. I'd play it

#2. I'm currently running a Traps/Beam and it's fantastic. Mortar + Disintegrate combo really stacks up some nice damage.

thats a shame, i'd giggling like mad if i could torch them then phase em' out. :3

I'm really digging the third one and the second is my runner up.

Yeah, i wouldn't say mini-rad. But useful in solo. And since its a defense debuff, you could slot Achilles heel chance for -resist proc (20% chance to fire a 20% resist debuff) for a total of 34% resistance debuff.

That sounds nasty. I can't wait to try these out

I love it! Awesome job and thanks again Zaloopa. Stone, maybe you should put this picture on to your first post on the thread. So any new-comers get to see it when they click on the signature banners.

Also true! In both situations. It still supports the argument that Peacebringer Knockback isn't a performance issue, just a speed bump, just like any other KB based character.

It really is a shame how much those changes hurt forms...

Referring back to what Joe and Dechs said, on an SO based character it was pretty beneficial, just because two strong powers were made available A LOT more often, and light form carried over to forms as well. This alone is a great benefit. In LF you were previously locked into human-mode.

I was running my Kheldian before he even had any enhancements slotted at all, and i found that the changes gave him a relatively good boost in performance.

I'm not exactly sure of the numbers but while running my blaster several years ago I found it very useful in combination with LRM Rocket, and a ST snipe power.

It would greatly soften up bosses for my melee attacks.

I like to call it "Organized Chaos" and my tray organization changes very often...I use /cleartray a lot.

I can totally agree with the travel pool restrictions. Simply put, Peacebringers have the teleport animation already made in white dwarf form, and it looks fine and fits with the Kheldian "Space travel" theme. Along with that, warshades can easily be made to fly too...since their nova form can fly. Instead of implementing the powers into their choosable sets, like Quantum acceleration and Stygian Slip, just enable use of the pools.

This would add, just a slight bit more, unity between the two respective Kheldian ATs (like the VEATs and similar abilities.)

Knockdown would be nice, but i've found a way to work around the whole knockback component.

EDIT I just realized that an argument AGAINST the idea that solar flare's knockback conflicts with it's other powers can be easily made. Disregarding actual use of the powers, a ranged attack is meant to be used at range, so solar flare's knockback theoretically doesn't conflict with scatter or detonation.

This brings to mind the design of photon seekers. This power summons a pet that seeks out enemies, explodes, and brings forth knock-back. Any dev in their right mind could easily say that photon seekers balances that out, because right after flare one could simply summon the seekers to hunt down enemies while you dish out some ST damage.

And since seekers isn't back up, you could use scatter, then detonation as an opener for the next mob. I didn't work the numbers for this, but it might be possible that seekers would be back up after those two mobs are finished (solo) to repeat the process once again.

On paper, a Kheldian makes a great Mob-bomber that trashed mobs by knocking them apart from the mob(s) epicenter then does ST mop, up.

As a whole, peacebringers have 4 (damaging) AoE attacks, and only two of them are used in melee range (one being the nuke, the other being solar flare. So on a ranged vs. melee standpoint, it was designed to toss a mob radially away from you in melee range so that you can pick a single target and rip him to pieces. Along with this it can be said that the lack of toggle suppression is balanced by that idea of radial knockback. Without shields in between forms survivability increases by being able to toss people away from you, where the hard hitting melee attacks are.

The only exception is the Knockback given for radiant strike...which doesn't toss enemies out of solar flare's range if i'm not mistaken.

*Please note, i'm simply analyzing this from a different view. I never stated that this is what i think, nor do i entirely agree with it. From a strictly theoretical standpoint it can be argued that way...

He would probably shoot the healer, then blame the tank for not keeping HIS aggro away from the team mates