Combat

Dark Obliteration doesn't deal knockback. It isn't incredibly damaging, but it hits a fair number of targets. Could help between Lightning Rods if you go with electric melee. Soul Tentacles might be useful if you hate runners. Personally, I'd go with Darkest Night, Gloom, and Dark Obliteration, in that order.

Sorry about the double post, but I dislike editing in things that happened while I was posting.

Here's what I would like to have happen:

• Increase recharge on Serpent's Reach from 9 seconds to 12 seconds, and increase endurance from 9.36 to 11.856. Increase the damage to 2.394, or about Swoop-level.
  
• Increase recharge on Sky Splitter from 15 seconds to 20 seconds, and increase endurance from 14.352 to 18.512. Damage scalar would increase from 2.898 to 3.339, 3.63 with level 3 Forms.
  
• Increase the Form of Body bonus from 5% for non-scrappers and 6% (?) for scrappers to 10% and 12%. This probably shouldn't happen in combination with the other two, but is another option.
  
• Increase the Form of Mind bonus to a max of 25%, to make it competitive with the other two forms.
  
• Increase radius on Eye of the Storm from 10 ft to 12 ft. Also, add an alternate animation for those that don't want to break danceThis is mostly because I don't think they would be willing to extend it to 15 feet.

What will these do? Basically, the would make the set better prepared for the level 50 game. Staff is more than fine leveling up, but the 50+ game is different. A bigger focus is on single-target DPS because of the plentiful nature of EBs and AVs in new content. By increasing the recharge on Serpent's Reach and Sky Splitter, Staff would gain a decent DPA attack and a very good one, rather than 2 mediocre ones. The increase in recharge and endurance would also serve to make Form of Soul and Form of Mind useful in higher level.

Basically, Staff starts off extremely strong. By level 6, you have the potential for two decent AoEs, which will likely beat just about anything at that level. At 8, you have the ability to essentially take a SO's worth of endurance from every power, allowing low-level Staff fighters to be extremely end-efficient. But the set does NOTHING from there. With every level, enemies will get stronger and stronger against EotS and GS (and later on IS). At level 50, it takes roughly 5.5 times the number of unenhanced attacks to defeat an enemy compared to level 1.

So, let's compare.

Beginning Staff Fighter:
Extremely strong AoE
More end-efficient than just about anyone else
Equal single target (single-target damage being fairly standardized).

End-game Staff Fighter:
Decent AoE, but below the level of Claws, Electric, SS, TW. War Mace/Battle Axe level, maybe lower.
No net gain by using forms, considerable amounts of lost damage.
Bad single target.

This leads me to believe that in the coming weeks we will begin to see posts like the following after people begin to reach the higher levels: "Why is my Staff/x *****-er so weak? He was a beast in the low levels! Now he just seems meh"

Alright, looks like you have a more specific idea than just "god". I'd say it sounds something more like "deity." If that is the case, I guess there are differences between what you are looking for and what I've done before.

However, what are Praxis's motivations? Just to be a badass? Amusement?

On the gameplay side, I would go Electric/Willpower/Soul Brute. (electric has a "dark" setting that should look good if I remember right).

Here's mine. I tend to stay fairly traditional, but more cluttered than a lot of people. First thing I do when I create a new character is expand the chat bar.

On 50s, I like to group like powers together, so the 4x3 groups (usually the first is toggles, the second is AoEs, and the third is single targets). Usually the single row of powers is for utilities. I usually have about 99 things in the combat attributes bar.

The pic is from a solo-MoITF attempt. The time isn't amazing now (I've done way better), but the character didn't have any purples or PvP IOs. Before the HO change, I had managed to do a sub-1:00:00 MoITF.

I've run with the God theme a little. My last two mains were both modeled after gods.

My DM/Shield Scrapper was named "Dis Pater", named after the Roman god of the underworld (it also means father of wealth, because I intended to use him as a sugar daddy). He isn't evil, because the underworld wasn't associated with evilness, but rather with the power that came from the ground: mineral richs, agriculture, etc. However, his powers reflected the belief in him, and he became a god of death, rather than simply prosperity, when became began to associate the underworld with death.

His ambitions were simple: gain followers. I theorized that the power of a lower-case god is based on the magnitude of belief in the god. Because Dis Pater hasn't been worshiped for centuries, his power started as that of a fledgling hero, a fragment of his strength. However, before the last of his followers died he managed to steal the Aegis of Mars, whose divine power allowed him to survive until he could find a way to regain his strength without followers. The shield adapted to him over the centuries, eventually becoming an embodiment of the underword (dark elemental shield).

That power came in the form of the Well, which promised to make him strong irrespective of the belief in him. The catch is that he would still gain strength by converting followers, which would be easier with incarnate abilities, and the two sources of power would feed into each other.

On the other hand, my TW/Elec Brute was named Teshub, and was based on the Turrian god of sky and storms. He is usually depicted with a weapon, generally an axe or mace (I used the electric mace from the TW pack, which fit perfectly with electric armor and made for a nice "godly" weapon). His name comes from the Hattian tarh- meaning "to defeating, conquer". When I changed servers, I changed his name to Tarhunt, another name for the same god. He is a villain, because he is consumed solely with usually power to conquer his enemies, unlike Dis Pater, who simply views power as a way to survive and maintain a balance between the riches of the world and the danger of death.

If I were choosing powersets for "godliness," I'd look at powers that can represent the most common godly forces. The ones most common in literature are sun gods (energy blast/manipulation, peacebringers, fire blast/melee/armor, etc.), moon or death gods, water gods (dark control colored), storm gods, and earth gods. I usually like to base my characters off of a real world god, but that isn't necessary. The important thing for me is that they cannot be omnipotent deities, and must be given actual goals, ambitions, and limitations to avoid being Mary Sues.

My scrapper is an example of how I tried to do this. While he has godlike potential, he starts weaker than almost any hero or villain, before gaining strength by strengthening belief in him. Simply appearing on the news can make him more powerful, but the belief can also change his basic identity. For example, he gained the ability to use fire powers late in his career when a news story was run over him "blowing up" a building on accident, creating the belief that he used fire to create an explosion. This gives him the ability to adopt new powers, but also means that his identity is constantly at risk of being changed without his control.

Comic books provide a large number of comic deities in a superhero world. Numero uno is Thor, but Zeus, Ares, Hercules, Isis, Odin, and many more populate the comic book realm. Personally, I prefer to use less known characters, often from Middle East origins. An eastern god would be easy to make with the new Imperial Dynasty pieces, and could be made by making a fire/fire brute or scrapper (example: Tai Yang Gong, the chinese grandfather sun, or Star Lord of the Solar Palace). If you want something more western, you could base a character off a lesser-known European culture, for instance Barsamid, the storm god of the pre-Christian Armenians (easily represented as an Electric/Electric stalker/brute/scrapper).

For a non-elemental god, you could use a god of war template, such as Cariocecus, the Lusitanian god of war. Said character could use any combination of a weapon set and shield, invulnerability, and willpower. If I were using such a character, I'd use a Mace/Shield Scrapper, and make use a hand motif in the costume (Lusitanians cut off the right hand of prisoners and consecrated it to Cariocecus). Said character could be run as a villain, as the Lusitanians also practiced human sacrifice to their gods.

Just some ideas I've had on a similar theme. Because you mentioned using a female character, I will stress that the gender of gods is one important variable you can change to create a new character. For instance, Cariocecus could become Cariocecia, goddess of war. This will allow you to have a decent mythology to expand/modify to create your character, and should give you a near infinite amount of resources to draw from.

Just an update: I've leveled my Staff/Dark Stalker to level 12. Along the way, I would say 75% of my teammates were staff fighters, a testament to how high the interest was in the set. I mainly used sewer trials, and the amount of early level AoE was staggering.

So far, the set is living to my predictions. It is excellent at lower levels, even without using the forms. While Stalkers lose out from an AoE perspective, the recent Stalker changes have made the AT downright OP in the early game. I'm not even using AS as my opener anymore, preferring instead to open with Precise Strikes, followed by MB and GS and capped by AS. This will usually leave at least two lts down.

This set seems to fill a nice niche to me. Usually I obsess about single target DPS as much as anyone, but I am liking the way Staff is working out. It reminds me a lot of Katana back in the day, as its semi-low DPS is balanced by its other bonuses. Katana had DA and a decent AoE, along with -def to help hit in low levels, while Staff also has a parry-clone, decent AoEs, and endurance/recharge tools to help in the low levels. Staff is actual helped by its attacks in the low level, and has been remarkably end-efficient (I have picked up every Staff attack so far, and generally don't run out of end even running sprint and attacking non-stop).

However, I still think that Staff will be second-tier at the high-end, where DPS becomes more important. I think the simplest fix would be to increase the bonus from Form of Body from 5% to 10%, along with a slight increase in bonus damage for Sky Splitter. This would help it compete in the high end. I think the 15% buff is just a little to small to account for the long animations and lack of other damage options, but 30% is probably good compensation.

This will be long, feel free to skip to the good parts, highlighted in Big Text.

There seem to be a few debates going on in various places over staff fighting. I've begun playing the set, and I have some experience with number crunching, and I'd like to share my feedback.

First off, the numbers. Before I begin, I'd like to clarify that I am playing the set on my newly minted Stalker, Sandformer (Staff/Dark Armor), and stalkers will likely see the best DPS from the set. However, this shouldn't skew things too heavily.

Anyway, let's me get one thing over with quickly: Staff is below average in single target DPS. The lone exceptions are Stalkers, and they still are not going to top the Stalker charts. I'm not saying this to discourage people, just to let the knowledge

How do I know it has low DPS? Simple: I calculated it. This isn't to say that I magically conjured up every attack chain in existence. Instead, I did something slightly simpler, in that I looking at the best two unique powers from each set. The simple fact is that the early attacks for each set are roughly similar, so the the difference between sets is largely from the powers later in the build. I also factored in damage enhancements, damage buffs, and recharge.

I'll save the numbers for a later time, but let's just say that scrapper, brute, and tanker Staff will be around the area of electric melee, above Spines but below most other powersets. This is compounded by other sets having better places to slot -res procs.

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There are positives about staff fighting. For one, the set is aesthetically pleasing, and the animations seem to be more polished than previous sets (specifically TW, whose powers were simply mistimed with respect to their animations). Particularly, I found that simply using a basic staff I could make a "sand staff", which complimented my character perfectly (using stone, plus sand colored waterfall, dark armor turned sand colored, and the staff matches well).

In addition, I found the set to be adequate in damage on my Stalker. This isn't surprising, because Stalkers have the thing Staff lacks: a hard hitter with low animation time. Unfortunately, Sky Splitter isn't even that great, with a DS-animation ratio of about 1:1. In contrast, a good ratio for a set's best power is generally greater than 1.2, and in extreme cases greater than 1.5. For comparison, most T1 and T2 attacks are slightly below 1:1.

That said, my theoretical calculations show that in absolutely ideal situations, a Staff stalker could reach over 350 dps (using the PS-SR-AS-SS chain). This isn't mindblowing for stalkers after the change, but is still a good standard. That also didn't count for pets, Assault hybrid, or stuff not currently in the game, or the damage buff from using buildup whenever recharged. I'd expect scrappers and brutes to max at around 230-240 (higher with procs), and tankers around 190ish.

However, damage isn't where Staff excels. Instead, Staff should be viewed as a defensive set in the high levels, and a versatility set in the low levels. While leveling, non-Stalkers will find the forms very useful, specifically Form of Soul, which will make smooth leveling considerably by making endurance manageable. This by itself will make it better than Street Fighting and Titan Weapons for those who do not plan on going past 50, as both of those "OP" sets are considerably bad on the end bar before they are maxed out.

The build I have planned for my Stalker is great (which is the same build I used to calculate the above DPS number), and I chose Staff over other powersets because of its unique abilities, specifically Sky Splitter's +resistance. My numbers for the build are as follows:

S/L res: 67.2%
F/C res: 54.7
N res: 75%
E res: 32.1%
P res: 65%

All of which are just "nice". However, the kicker is what I get when I use Shadow Meld:

Melee def: 59.1%
Ranged def: 70.6%
AoE def: 59.8%

And combine that with 167.5% recharge before Ageless, an endurance sustainable attack chain, good slotting on Dark Regeneration, -kb procs, and the set is simply the best possible Stalker for me, because it wouldn't be possible to get those values on a Stalker without Staff. And the scary thing is that I didn't even plan around Guarded Spin when considering that.


The point is that Staff has end-game potential, but not because it is a top-tier DPS set. It has a decent AoE, good enough damage, and allows players to build in previously impossible ways. It is both mechanically and aesthetically fun to play, and better in low levels than most sets.


For those wondering, my theoretical DPS charts would top out over 450 with 75% more damage buff (ie: Assault), while Melee would allow me to cap resistances to S/L/N/P, as well as getting F/C to 70+ and E to 47%. In addition, I would be nearly softcapped without SM.

This isn't exactly an original idea (can't remember who I got it from though), but I think it deserves a mention.

The problem is that temporary powers are annoying, cumbersome, and despite their coolness are virtually unused and worthless.

The solution is simple. Split the recipe tab into two folders, inventions and temps. Invention recipes would take normal salvage, and would be limited in number. Temporary powers would simple collect endlessly, without a cap (and hopefully the stack limit for temps would be raised).

In fact, I would like to split the folder into 4 tabs to eliminate some of the clutter: IO sets, all common IOs, costume drops, and temps. This would make the UI much less cluttered (seriously, I really get annoyed at the way invention sets are hidden in the middle of dozens of common IOs).

Why destroy old bases? If a new system is desirable, create it and keep it separate from the old system. Introduce dialogue at the registrar for selecting the between legacy and modern base systems, "Warning: The legacy system will not allow you to do as much as the modern system".

If people want to switch, they will. If they don't, they'll have their legacy bases still intact.

Personally, I was ready for a change in market.

Small-ball, that's where the money is. Unique, uncommon recipes in high demand, like the steadfast protection 3%. I've sold a few of those over the past few days, as the rest of the market has crashed.

I didn't want to stockpile too much, as I have limited time, so I just bought stacks of those starting a couple weeks beforehand (and other recipes with similar desirability of course). When the market shifted, demand skyrocketed, and I was able to sell with a greater than 100% return.

I like that the market has crashed. It lets me kite a character much more easily (though the purple lottery will be missed). I like collecting enhancements in my personal bases, and I usually run out of money whenever I kite out a new character and thus do not have the funds to prepare in advance (I have a bad habit of starting a new character every month or so and giving them the most expensive build possible).

Assuming you use Barrier, this is what I would do for a TW/Will. I'm unoriginal, so I reused a lot of the tricks I used to build the TW/Elec Brute. Basically, I went for 40%+ to smashing/lethal/fire/cold, and perma-hasten (with agility as your alpha). Very high on expense, but that comes with the territory. Bonuses include 2200 hp (60 hps with one target is RtC, 101 with RtC maxed), 3 -res procs, and decent numbers for resistances. Not quite enough recharge to run "my chain" I think, but still decent numbers, and simply adding an empowerment +recharge buff should do the trick.

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Level 50 Magic Scrapper
Primary Power Set: Titan Weapons
Secondary Power Set: Willpower
Power Pool: Fighting
Power Pool: Leaping
Power Pool: Leadership
Power Pool: Speed
Ancillary Pool: Blaze Mastery

Hero Profile:
Level 1: Crushing Blow -- KntkC'bat-Acc/Dmg(A), KntkC'bat-Dmg/EndRdx(7), KntkC'bat-Dmg/Rchg(13), KntkC'bat-Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(13), Hectmb-Dam%(15), Achilles-ResDeb%(15)
Level 1: High Pain Tolerance -- S'fstPrt-ResDam/Def+(A), Heal-I(36), Aegis-ResDam(43), Aegis-ResDam/EndRdx(46)
Level 2: Mind Over Body -- Aegis-ResDam(A), Aegis-ResDam/EndRdx(7), Aegis-ResDam/Rchg(31)
Level 4: Titan Sweep -- Oblit-Acc/Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(A), Oblit-Acc/Dmg/Rchg(17), Oblit-Dmg/Rchg(17), Oblit-Acc/Rchg(19), Oblit-Dmg(19)
Level 6: Follow Through -- Hectmb-Dmg/EndRdx(A), Hectmb-Acc/Rchg(23), Hectmb-Acc/Dmg/Rchg(33), Hectmb-Dmg/Rchg(34), Hectmb-Dmg(34), Mako-Dam%(34)
Level 8: Fast Healing -- Numna-Regen/Rcvry+(A), Numna-Heal(9), Numna-Heal/EndRdx(9)
Level 10: Indomitable Will -- LkGmblr-Rchg+(A), LkGmblr-Def(11), LkGmblr-Def/EndRdx(11)
Level 12: Build Momentum -- Rec'dRet-ToHit/Rchg(A), Rec'dRet-Pcptn(36)
Level 14: Boxing -- Empty(A)
Level 16: Rise to the Challenge -- Numna-Heal(A), Numna-Heal/EndRdx(42), Numna-Heal/Rchg(42), Dct'dW-Heal/EndRdx(43)
Level 18: Rend Armor -- KntkC'bat-Acc/Dmg(A), KntkC'bat-Dmg/EndRdx(39), KntkC'bat-Dmg/Rchg(40), KntkC'bat-Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(40), Mako-Acc/Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(40), Achilles-ResDeb%(42)
Level 20: Quick Recovery -- P'Shift-End%(A), P'Shift-EndMod(21), P'Shift-EndMod/Acc(21)
Level 22: Tough -- Aegis-ResDam(A), Aegis-ResDam/EndRdx(23), Aegis-ResDam/Rchg(50)
Level 24: Weave -- LkGmblr-Rchg+(A), LkGmblr-Def(25), LkGmblr-Def/EndRdx(25)
Level 26: Whirling Smash -- Armgdn-Dam%(A), Armgdn-Dmg/EndRdx(27), Armgdn-Acc/Rchg(27), Armgdn-Acc/Dmg/Rchg(31), Armgdn-Dmg/Rchg(33), FrcFbk-Rechg%(33)
Level 28: Heightened Senses -- LkGmblr-Rchg+(A), LkGmblr-Def(29), LkGmblr-Def/EndRdx(29)
Level 30: Combat Jumping -- LkGmblr-Rchg+(A), Ksmt-ToHit+(43)
Level 32: Arc of Destruction -- SScrappersS-Acc/Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(A), SScrappersS-Rchg/+Crit(37), SScrappersS-Dmg/Rchg(37), SScrappersS-Acc/Dmg/Rchg(37), SScrappersS-Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(39), FotG-ResDeb%(39)
Level 35: Maneuvers -- LkGmblr-Rchg+(A), LkGmblr-Def(46)
Level 38: Strength of Will -- GA-3defTpProc(A)
Level 41: Ring of Fire -- Empty(A)
Level 44: Fire Blast -- Apoc-Dam%(A), Apoc-Dmg/EndRdx(45), Apoc-Acc/Rchg(45), Apoc-Acc/Dmg/Rchg(45), Apoc-Dmg/Rchg(46)
Level 47: Fire Ball -- Ragnrk-Acc/Rchg(A), Ragnrk-Acc/Dmg/Rchg(48), Ragnrk-Knock%(48), Ragnrk-Dmg/EndRdx(48), Ragnrk-Dmg/Rchg(50)
Level 49: Hasten -- RechRdx-I(A), RechRdx-I(50)
Level 50: Agility Core Paragon
Level 0: Freedom Phalanx Reserve
Level 0: Portal Jockey
Level 0: Task Force Commander
Level 0: The Atlas Medallion
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Level 1: Brawl -- KntkC'bat-Acc/Dmg(A), KntkC'bat-Dmg/EndRdx(3), KntkC'bat-Dmg/Rchg(31), KntkC'bat-Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(36)
Level 1: Critical Hit
Level 1: Sprint -- Empty(A)
Level 2: Swift -- Empty(A)
Level 2: Health -- Mrcl-Heal(A), Mrcl-Rcvry+(5), Mrcl-Heal/EndRdx(5)
Level 2: Hurdle -- Empty(A)
Level 2: Stamina -- P'Shift-End%(A), EndMod-I(3)
Level 1: Momentum
Level 2: Rest -- Empty(A)
Level 4: Ninja Run

What sort of farmer do I-

SS/Fire. Always SS/Fire.

Alternatively, SS/Fire capped to S/L.

(Really though, you could do well with SS/Elec, TW/Fire, or even TW/Elec, though all would probably be worse).

Here's an option for a softcapped build with taunt and soul transfer. It has problems, which I would suggest fixing before using, namely that it is expensive (PvP proc, but no purples). Endurance shouldn't be an issue because it is set up so that you won't need barrier (45% R/A, enough melee for defensive sweep) and it has a net 2.06 recovery. Personally, I would probably go for a more expensive build with more recharge (hasten and LotG procs are optional if you don't want them, and would give you slots to spare if you wanted other things).

Anyway, here's the build.

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Capped def twarky: Level 50 Magic Brute
Primary Power Set: Titan Weapons
Secondary Power Set: Dark Armor
Power Pool: Fighting
Power Pool: Leaping
Power Pool: Leadership
Power Pool: Speed
Ancillary Pool: Energy Mastery

Villain Profile:
Level 1: Defensive Sweep -- LkGmblr-Rchg+(A), Erad-Dmg(15), Erad-Acc/Dmg/Rchg(43), Erad-Dmg/Rchg(43), Sciroc-Dmg/EndRdx(45)
Level 1: Dark Embrace -- Aegis-ResDam(A), Aegis-ResDam/EndRdx(5), Aegis-ResDam/Rchg(5), Aegis-EndRdx/Rchg(7), Aegis-ResDam/EndRdx/Rchg(7)
Level 2: Crushing Blow -- Mako-Acc/Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(A), Mako-Acc/Dmg(9), Mako-Dmg/EndRdx(9), Mako-Dmg/Rchg(17), Mako-Dam%(19), Mako-Acc/EndRdx/Rchg(19)
Level 4: Death Shroud -- Erad-Dmg(A), Erad-Dmg/Rchg(34), Sciroc-Dmg/EndRdx(45), Erad-Acc/Rchg(46)
Level 6: Build Momentum -- GSFC-Rchg/EndRdx(A), GSFC-ToHit/Rchg/EndRdx(39), GSFC-ToHit/Rchg(39), GSFC-ToHit/EndRdx(39), GSFC-Build%(40), GSFC-ToHit(40)
Level 8: Follow Through -- Mako-Acc/Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(A), Mako-Acc/Dmg(17), Mako-Dam%(40), Mako-Acc/EndRdx/Rchg(42), Mako-Dmg/Rchg(42), Mako-Dmg/EndRdx(42)
Level 10: Murky Cloud -- Aegis-ResDam(A), Aegis-ResDam/EndRdx(11), Aegis-ResDam/Rchg(11), Aegis-EndRdx/Rchg(13), Aegis-ResDam/EndRdx/Rchg(13)
Level 12: Taunt -- Taunt-I(A)
Level 14: Obsidian Shield -- GA-3defTpProc(A), Aegis-ResDam(15), Aegis-ResDam/Rchg(46), Aegis-ResDam/EndRdx(46)
Level 16: Dark Regeneration -- Theft-+End%(A), Nictus-Acc/EndRdx/Heal/HP/Regen(31), Nictus-Acc/EndRdx/Rchg(31), RechRdx-I(34)
Level 18: Rend Armor -- Mako-Acc/Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(A), Mako-Acc/Dmg(21), Mako-Dmg/EndRdx(23), Mako-Dam%(23), Mako-Dmg/Rchg(27), Mako-Acc/EndRdx/Rchg(29)
Level 20: Cloak of Darkness -- LkGmblr-Rchg+(A), LkGmblr-Def(21)
Level 22: Boxing -- Empty(A)
Level 24: Tough -- S'fstPrt-ResDam/Def+(A), Aegis-ResDam(25), Aegis-ResDam/EndRdx(25), Aegis-ResDam/Rchg(27), Aegis-ResDam/EndRdx/Rchg(45), Aegis-EndRdx/Rchg(50)
Level 26: Whirling Smash -- FrcFbk-Rechg%(A), Sciroc-Acc/Dmg/EndRdx(36), Sciroc-Dmg/EndRdx(36), Sciroc-Dmg/Rchg(37), Sciroc-Acc/Rchg(37), Sciroc-Acc/Dmg(37)
Level 28: Weave -- LkGmblr-Rchg+(A), LkGmblr-Def(29), LkGmblr-Def/EndRdx(43)
Level 30: Combat Jumping -- LkGmblr-Rchg+(A), Zephyr-ResKB(31)
Level 32: Arc of Destruction -- Erad-Acc/Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(A), Erad-Acc/Rchg(33), Erad-Dmg(33), C'ngBlow-Acc/Dmg(33), C'ngBlow-Dmg/EndRdx(34), C'ngBlow-Dmg/Rchg(36)
Level 35: Maneuvers -- LkGmblr-Rchg+(A)
Level 38: Soul Transfer -- Heal-I(A)
Level 41: Superior Conditioning -- P'Shift-End%(A)
Level 44: Physical Perfection -- P'Shift-End%(A)
Level 47: Titan Sweep -- Erad-Acc/Dmg/EndRdx/Rchg(A), Erad-Acc/Dmg/Rchg(48), Erad-Dmg/Rchg(48), C'ngBlow-Acc/Dmg(48), C'ngBlow-Dmg/EndRdx(50), C'ngBlow-Dmg/Rchg(50)
Level 49: Hasten -- RechRdx-I(A)
Level 50: Agility Core Paragon
Level 0: Marshal
Level 0: Invader
Level 0: High Pain Threshold
Level 0: Born In Battle
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Level 2: Swift -- Empty(A)
Level 2: Health -- Mrcl-Rcvry+(A), Numna-Regen/Rcvry+(3)
Level 2: Hurdle -- Empty(A)
Level 2: Stamina -- P'Shift-End%(A), P'Shift-EndMod(3)
Level 1: Brawl -- Empty(A)
Level 1: Fury
Level 1: Sprint -- Empty(A)
Level 2: Rest -- Empty(A)
Level 4: Ninja Run
Level 1: Momentum