Chimera_Obscura

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Curse you MrLiberty! Now I want to alt again and make a Plant / Storm / Earth!

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My fastest toon to 50 and quite possibly my favorite as well. I always have a blast with my Plant/Storm/Earth.

Another good point that I hadn't considered. Hmmm.

I'm still leaning towards Ice and am probably going that way. I have two Vet respecs, so I am covered if I find it not to my liking, or it just isn't working well enough.

Thanks for all the input. I'm keeping it between Ice and Fire for themeatic purposes, although, I am not usually one to care. I love Earth on my Plant/Storm but I just don't see it fitting here.

Local_Man brought up something I hadn't considered, and that was having a different damage type. Since my damage is mostly fire, having some cold damage might be helpful.

I haven't had a lot of trouble with getting mezzed, but that could change in the coming levels as I get closer to hitting 41 in which case I may consider Psi.

Thanks again everyone.

My Fire/Rad Nuclear Flareup is fast approaching the 40s and I am starting to rethink his Ancillary Pool. I was orginally just going to go with Fire, but am starting to warm up to Ice, sort of a nuclear winter. I figured the slows in ice would compliment Hotfeet and Lingering Radiation.

I thought I'd take Frost Breath, Ice Storm and Hibernate and I can't decide whether to take the armor or not. If I didn't I'd probably grab Ice Blast for some ST damage. Would it be a mistake to leave the armor behind?

Or, as origanlly intended, should I just stick with Fire?

Any thoughts, feedback, opinions and the like welcomed. Thanks!

Thanks for all the input guys! I picked up Sands this afternoon, and it helped out quite a bit filling in some empty recharge times. It should definitely make getting up to the 20s easier when I can grab some more attacks.

Thanks again!

I made up a SD/Axe recently and am really enjoying him, but I haven't picked up Sands or the Axe because I was unsure if I should, with redraw and the like. Is it better to go without, or if not, which would be a better choice?