Dechs Kaison

Have you tried upping the difficulty? I find that my Warshade had trouble on the normal setting, but at around +0/x6 things just got easy.

I used to have a saying: "A Peacebringer is what the team needs, a team is what the warshade needs." Peacebringers fill in the gaps based off of what a team already has. A Warshade needed a team around to increase the spawn size and provide more food.

Nowadays, though, we can just up the spawn size on our own.

Bull. You've either found the worst of tanks to compare to, or you've recently discovered the art of hyperbole.

This is why I would throw fortitude on the ones that run around. You don't need to heal everyone when they can't get hurt anyway.

If you want to get people to stay together, try saying this at the beginning of a team: "If you want the recovery auras, I drop them on <character who is leading the charge> when they're recharged whether you're there or not." People like their RAs, so they'll stick near your tank or whoever it is that's sticking his face in the way of bullets. If they don't, then odds are you don't need to be taking care of them anyway. A spare fortitude probably wouldn't go amiss, though.

A feared target can be allowed one action every five seconds, if he has been damaged in that five seconds. Whether that target takes one hit or twenty in that five seconds, he will only make one action.

Actually, one of my suggestions for a cheap build only puts four or five slots in Eclipse. I think the cheaper your build is, the less powers you end up six slotting.

Indeed, that'll do it. I wasn't aware that she was scaling again. They must have fixed that between my last KHTF and now.

Actually, it's a commonly used phrase to make the distinction that says two things: "I will use Light Form, and human form attacks will be slotted well enough to get use out of it."

Might I suggest silencing the set for your client?

I can't imagine where you could have heard that, because it's common knowledge that Dark Armor Sucks.

You're less masochistic than I am, because I still blame myself. As the tank, I see it as my job to pace the team and to keep pace with the team. If the blaster is hitting groups before I get there, I'm moving too slow.

Now, as to the blaster/scrapper/whatever that goes down a different hallway than I did: He's just following Rule 3 and is subject to Rule 4.

My tank doesn't have acrobatics, but I do have three IOs for KB protection. I've found that the second KB protection doesn't help at all, but the third does. Basically, if the KB magnitude is over 4, it's also over 8. Very occasionally I will get knocked down. I think it's only Riechsman and Recluse, though, because they do knock up.

I don't think I've ever been immobilized, but I run both CJ and CoD full time. I picked up CJ because it was the most endurance efficient +defense power I could find and it adds a lot of mobility.

That's not the point, though. It's not about lots of offense and lots of dying. It's about living (i.e. not dying) on the edge and being the center of combat.

That'd be me. Please give the link in my signature a read, it's not actually a self healing set. My idea revolves around scaling resistance, a little bit of regen, some knockdown mitigation, scaling damage buff, and a Tier Nine like No Other.

Likely because they're the two most endurance intensive toggles you can run.

Fear can be broken only once every five seconds, no matter how many attacks hit the feared mob during those five seconds.

This is a valid concern, perhaps the recharge on it should be longer than the recharge on the T9. Maybe it should be a half heal with very little endurance so that it can't be a "combat rez." Maybe it should be just a different power altogether.

First, there are no Dull Pain versions that don't also heal. Second, increasing max health does not increase the level of health at which % health effects start to come into play. Due to the way the game is coded, no matter what your current max health is, those resistances would always be based off your % of base max health.

There was a very good reason I went with +regen over a heal. Obviously a heal immediately eliminates whatever damage buff and resistance buff you have. If you are dying, having a regen power helps to keep your health exactly where it's at, since the damage was high enough to get you this low in the first place. Hopefully the regen lasts long enough for you to kill what's killing you so you can start the whole process over again.

Here is your problem. Panacea, as a healing proc, will only have one chance to fire when you click Dark Regeneration. Theft of Essence, however, as an accurate healing proc, will have one chance to fire for each target of Dark Regeneration when you click it.

Indeed they do, and stalkers would get a lot of mileage out of Kinetic Melee. I never mentioned them because the OP didn't.

Actually, the stealth does not suppress in combat. That said, I have never noticed it affecting my aggro holding ability either.

Once a mob is notified of your presence, no amount of stealth will make them not attack you.

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Use endurance reduction?

Actually, with the new flight speed buffs, your fly sped is at the cap with no enhancements at all.

If my warshade is a Grimace, then your Peacebringer is a sparkle vampire from Twilight.

Oh yeah. I went there.

Further plug for warshades: Warshades, quite literally, feed off of enemies, with greater effects per foe. They pretty much require you to do epic things, but with even more epic results.