Dechs Kaison

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Thanks. I guess that was more of a misunderstanding on my part then.

Don't forget Eye of the Magus. Accolade clicky godmode.

It's a +

Try /bind [key] "+$$powexectoggleon ninja run$$powexectoggleon sprint"

What the + does is activate the first power when the button is pressed, and activate the second power when the button is released. If you hit the button fast enough, it won't register.

I would think you'd have a much harder time rationalizing the summoning sigils than you would a numerical value in the shield that no on sees unless they monitor their combat attributes and that changes as soon as you enhance it.

Also, how does "if it's intentional" factor into the matter at all? Intended or not, it's there, and if you enhance, it goes away.

Try this. 5 + 5/3. Only truncate instead of round up.

Oh hell, I don't know.

The point is, the values are about one third more effective for fire across the board, so it seems like a coincidence.

Then I really suggest getting into RP. It's not as hard as it sounds. Have you ever wished you had superpowers? Have you ever thought how you would act with superpowers?

The fact is you already make up a character. Odds are you base him/her off of yourself somehow. Just take it one step farther and act like it is you. How would you act if you knew some hostage was in danger and you could save him/her? How would you react to getting pounded by an AV? How would you feel after saving the day from a great evil?

Just think about it like you really are there and act like it. It's that easy, and it's a lot of fun.

If you decide to give it a shot, give me a ring in game. @Dechs Kaison

I can't think of a more complicated question you could have asked. Honestly, the dance depends very much on the build. The build depends very much on the particular play style of the player. Everyone else said it, I'm just an echo at this point: There are many different dances with all sorts of change ups.

Shameless plug: Give this thread a read. The first post is mine, and it's the story of my warshade as he leveled up. After that are some varied builds, strategies, and playstyles from many other players. It's a great thread to learn from.

I typically start combat with SS+Shadow Cloak for complete invisibility. I'll use Eclipse, then mire nine times out of ten. The other one time out of ten I get stunned/held after the eclipse and have to go straight to dwarf.

After the eclipse/mire, half the time I go to nova form and make things melt. Half the remaining time I just go dwarf and scrap it out at the damage cap (my dwarf mire recharges fast enough to stack with itself). Occasionally I go to dwarf for a mire then go nova to get two massive damage AoE's off. Sometimes I do a gravity well on a minion -> Unchain Essence. Every once in a while I go dwarf long enough to get that third mire that puts me at the damage cap, then drop for a Quasar. I drop to human almost every time hasten or Extract Essence is up.

When I exemplar far enough that I don't have eclipse, things are very different. Usually I still start with SS+Shadow Cloak, and depending on the enemy I'll open up with Sunless Mire or Gravatic Emanation and follow up with the other. After that I shift to nova, drop for a stygian circle and go to dwarf when it gets hairy. If the enemy group is mez heavy, I say "To hell with it" and just TP in as dwarf and scrap 'em to death.

I could go on forever, really. There's just so much that you can do with a 'shade it's unreal. There's even much more to do that I, personally, cannot do because of the way I like to play my 'shade. A warshade is the epitome of adaptability and versatility in my opinion, and options equal power in my eyes.

In closing, read what's out there, but ultimately, remember that you decide how your warshade plays.

It's OVER NINE THOUSAAAAAAND.

Incorrect. Lightning Rod, Shield Charge and Trip Mine are all examples of pseudopets which inherit your character's damage bonus, to include fury, build up, and set bonuses.

No, the fact is at the end of the day, that big heavy piece of whatever is there to protect you.

And you already can hit people with it. The shield defense powerset comes with shield charge.

Steadfast +def is a global bonus. It doesn't care what power it's in or when that power is used. If it's a level 30 IO in a level 47 power, you'll have the extra defense all the way to level 27.

No fair! My bots should so be able to slot an LotG +recharge.