Dechs Kaison

I'd leave fly as it is and give Afterburner an LotG +recharge.

Well, here it is.

Enjoy.

Well, if you put procs in the power those will work. Otherwise, no, the only thing you can do is reduce the endurance cost or recharge time.

Ok, I'm a fool. Forgot Steadfast Protection's +3% defense.

Made some edits.

Full disclosure: I don't expect anyone else to want to play this build. The concept is for a Brute who got lung cancer and is now a Corruptor, so I want him to still be able to walk into the thick of combat.

Good points of the build:
35% S/L defense
-10% tohit PBAoE debuff
51.9% Resistance to S/L outside of [Force of Nature]
14.2% Max HP
12% Global damage buff
Can stack 100% chance stuns
Can stack -63.75% resistance on a single target (before the Achilles Heel proc)
Full Melee Attack Chain

Bad points of the build:
Only 15% +recharge
Only 2.4 EPS net recovery
Poison causes some minor redraw
Has Spring Attack
Full Melee Attack Chain

Anyway, here's the data chunk:

I am supremely disappointed by Long Range Teleport and its clone, Shadow Slip for warshades.

I had heard that it would allow you to port to any alignment appropriate zone. This is not the case. If you are Villain or Rogue or Vigilante currently in the Isles, you may teleport to any one of the Villain Alignment zones that's not Ouroboros, Cimerora, RWZ, or any hazard zone. If you are a Hero or Vigilante or Rogue currently in Paragon City, you may teleport to any Hero Alignment zone that's not Ouroboros, Cimerora, RWZ, or any hazard zone.

I understand now that "alignment appropriate" means "Villain or Hero" and not "Villain, Hero, or any shade of Gray." I also understand now that "alignment appropriate" does not include hazard or cooperative zones.

Alright, perhaps I was a bit presumptuous to assume it could be done, even at level 20. Give me a few minutes here while I do some napkin math. Buffs and debuffs are the only thing that could win the day here, so let's just assume I found all defenders for my team.

According to this page, +20 AVs will have a +40% tohit bonus. To floor the AVs chance to hit against my brute, he would need to have a defense value of 85%. Seven Defenders running Maneuvers is only 36.75%. The one Cold Defender could bring me up to 59.25%. Add in the two Shadow Falls and Arctic Fog for another 22.5% and my own 10% or so, and my brute is softcapped to +20 AVs. Can't forget the AV and level accuracy multipliers, though, which are 1.5 each for a total of 2.25. My total chance to be hit would be 11.25% at a best case scenario. Facing off against that many AVs is still getting hit pretty often.

So they can hit me, but can we hit them? From the same page, I have to assume that our base chance to hit +20s will be less than 8%. That's pretty dismal, but with seven copies of Tactics running, we at least have 87.5% tohit, and that assumes no slotting. I'm not worried about that anymore.

Enough of tohit, let's talk resistance. The two thermal Defenders would buff my S/L resistance by 40% before enhancements. Add in the Arctic Fog and Shadow Falls and that's enough for me to assume I hit the hard cap for resistance to just about everything. According to this page, everything that a +20 does to me would be multiplied by 3.1, so even at max resistance, the hits I take will hurt. That's why I asked for two Thermals. That could be enough healing.

Finally, I need to figure out if we can damage them, and now the real problems show up. According to that last page I linked, everything our team does to the AVs will be multiplied by 0.01. No, that's not a typo. My strongest attack at that level is Slash, which will do just over 200 damage if the team somehow damage caps me. Except now it does just over 2.

Oh, that counts for debuffs too. Seven defenders pumping out Sonic Attack debuffs at -20% resistance a piece would be a total of -420% resistance, past the floor. But against these AVs it's only -4% resistance. Yay, my 2 damage attack now does 2.08 damage. Two Lingering Radiations dropping a would be total of -1600% regen are reduced to -16% and then the AV resistance applies to that, bringing it down even further to -2.4%.

The level 40s would have over twenty thousand hit points. Assuming the team could survive, and assuming that each teammate could sustain a 1 DPS attack chain, and assuming that the AVs did not have any regen for us to not be able to floor, and assuming that none of the AVs used godmode powers or any sort of heals, it would take four and a half hours to defeat them all.

Sorry guys, this one's impossible.




EDIT: Ha. I started typing this only minutes after I made my first post. Between actually working and avoiding my boss, I seem to have taken too long and most of you beat me to this punch.

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