Evil_Legacy

Pets do the strangest things sometimes. Sometimes the exact opposite of the given command.

My experience <KEYWORDS- MY EXPERIENCE most emphasis on MY, meaning no one elses, not my neighbor's, not the cat, not the dog, not some dude 3000 miles away, not some rikti from anoter dimension. MINE!!!>

So take it how you wantt o take it and if it dont line up with your own expereince then go out create your own but this is MINE!


Looking at the power combination, what more could be wanted(Rhetorical)? There is the brute, a damage dealing AT that can take a hit as well dish it out with a fury bar to buff damage. There is SS, a power set that hits hard in the smashing damage realm, with a build up equivalent that last about 2 minutes and buff damage even further on top of fury. Then you have Regeneration, a set that as the name suggests, regenerate hp quickly to cover incoming damage. Put them all together and a monster is born, even though mine looks the exact opposite of a monster.

Level 1- One attack power, one fast healing power. Gets the job done. Level 1 goes by in a fash.

Level 2-18- Also goes by fast with even more attack powers. Nothing too special here ad the mobs that I came across wasnt too hard and most of them did either toxic damage or energy damage (lots of Vaz and Clockwork). No resistance to any of it but neither do most brute/tank sets at this point but regen have the regeneration which made a difference and made these levels fairly easy.

Level 22-Buisness picks up as SOs come into play. This allowed my regeneration to work better and most of all, helped with the damage output. In brute fashion, it was about defeating the mob before they even became an issue. And if they did, a simple click of the heal button, and kept on dishing out the pain. A nice sized fury bar and rage, nothing stood in my way.

Level 26-I picked up hurl as soon as I can. I figured there is not many things in this game as power sets go to me <KEYWORDS-TO ME!>, that is more enjoyable than literally ripping a piece of the ground up and tossing it at the foe. Plus it helped ground those pesky fliers, especially Sky raiders.

Level 32- The good old foot stomp. I picked it up but didnt even move it to tray until later level.

Level 35- The enemy mob seemed to become more hard hitting by this point especially them freakshow tanks. Solo, Dull pain works wonders here and by the time they even managed to drop my health bar to 25%, they was dead anyways. Key thing I do as a Regen is to keep attacking. Sit in a spot too long with certain mobs while letting them pound on me can mean I'll eventually find myself faceplanted. A good offense is a good defense to me. Those CoT death mages start to appear more in mission by this time and late 30s. Their acc debuff was powerless as Rage more than made up for it. A few stacks from it from a few of thse mages left me whiffing a little much took them down with little trouble. On none SS toons, sometimes I find myself having to pop a yellow to speed things along when I encounter these death mages. Not with the SS brute. By (level 34) now foot stomp is slotted and have been moved to the tray and is a power house of a power when things surrounded me. It cleared the room fairly swiftly.

38-50- It was all standard stuff from here. keep attacking keep moving, keeping attacking. While the fury bar helped, I wasnt affixiated on it. If it got to a good level, then it was good. If not, no problems. That is what I used Rage for.

Incarnate-content-good stuff but found the mobs in the arcs not much more difficult than the standard mobs I have been facing or at least I had not more trouble with them. Some of them do debuff regen but by now there is more than enough to go around and not many of them was that resistant to smashing damage so they went down easy. Although that Sentinel thing did put up a fight but got past it on first go with not much trouble wit hDull Pain on. And the alpha damage Musc. set buffed damae in all attacks even more. More damage, quicker the enemy falls. I could tell a difference.


IOs-If I was to IO it I would again focus on damage, regen, and hp. But at this point, after 50 levels, I find it <KEYWORDS-I FIND IT> optional.


Overall, I found <KEYWORD-I FOUND, extra emphasis on the I> this to be the set if I want to abolutely destroy everything I want to come across without giving any regard to endurance and or want to run mob from mob like a cat on fire defeating them all with no problems. I might build this set again in the future. It was very much fun from level 1-50 solo. On teams not sure how it will do but on iTrails it held it's own very well.

I think it's due to time travel or the likes. We go back to the time when they was alive in the Cim arcs and TF.

After playing a WP/TW tank, I wanted to see what it (Titan weapons) would be like on the brute side. Thus the TW/Regen was born.

Titan weapon-From what I get from it, it's a large heavy damage dealing weapon with aoes and a couple of single target powers that obliterate the enemy in short period of time at the expense of a little more endurance and building up momentum. Now momentum is built up after the first slow animation attack hits. If it misses, no momentum and the next attack will be slow animation. Not that I see this as a down side, just part of the characteristic of the set. After that, with momentum, the rest of the animations are quick. Once you get build up, popping it will give instant momentum and of course the usual damage buff.

Regen-An old set from the beginning at least since i6 for me that have been switched over to brutes in the relatively not so long ago past. Goes well with TW especially maybe for people who is toying with TW for the first time, as there is only one toggle and quick recovery and stam there which makes endurance problems non existance even without end reduction slotted anywhere. Of course this set depends on the regen to survive and sometimes a very hard hitting attack can catch me off guard but there is enough click tools in the trays to regain that health fast without much else happening.


TW/Regen- Early levels 1-21- Out of the box, I found this to be a powerful set especially with fury added to the mix and no endurance issues to worry about. With Fast healing, health, and reconstruction, most enemy mobs were a non-issue, as long as they was defeated in a timely fashion. In the early levels quick recovery became available but I held off for more attacks as at the time end wasnt problem. I finally picked it up at level 16 and waited until level 18 for integration, the toggle, which gave a decent sized regen boost and is handy when slotted by level 20 as that is when lot of mez mobs become more common in the arcs. Prior to that, I just dealt withth odd mez with a breakfree or two.

Level 22- SOs! The set really takes off after this. More regen, more damage. The usual +2 setting I found didnt suffice for me at this point. I felt like I was waisting the aoes. So had to bump it up some more and the xp came rolling in. The 22-30 levels flew by.

Levels 30-50- BY now the attack chain has been fleshed out to the point that I can continuesly attack without worry, hasten helps with the recharge and things melt away. Didnt have to worry about avoiding any particular enemy groups as they all fell to the power of the TW whether it ws CoT, Freaks, Carnies, Malta, it didnt matter who the end was the same for them. DA arcs was a relative breeze too (Helped slot up the alpha slot)

Incarnate trials- TPN, I had to be careful when the TW powers was used as camera was easy to destroy and could cause problems within the teams if I destoyed a group of cameras. Maelsrom teleport kick hurt like hell but nothing that popping the reconstruction couldnt fix. And dull pain became useful as the IDF bosses attacks sting a little bit. The other trials was pretty straight forward and normal for me. Next up is Magi with this set but judging by the other iTrials and the Magi runs done on my other builds, it wont be much of a problem and same tactics. Attack attack, avoid Tyrant's super lightning attack and repeat. Just have to make sure to not be in mid animation on the first momentum building attack power or else might get caught in it and possibel death may result.


Overall-I found it to be a good solid set, good aoes, no endurance problem. It's excels as an offensive set to defeat enemies quickly and efficiently. It was all fun from level 1-50 and I would and might build another one in order to do it over again. If I was to slot IOs, I'ma go to increase the hit points and more regeneration to even higher levels but that is when I feel the urge, if ever.

Incarnate powers- Alpha-Musclulature-Total Core Revamp
Judgement- Ion- Core Judgement
Lore-Cim- Total Core Improved Ally
Interface- Unlocked undecided (Probably will go for Degenerative 3rd tier)
Destiny- 97% complete Undecided on slot(will just randomly select)