Trip

That was a part of some of the recent changes the Peacebringer undergone.
That's just a tip of the iceberg

Not a bad build. If it was me, I would focus on recharge and limiting endurance usage. Don't worry about your fluffies, 6 six slotting provoke for it? I wouldn't do it. Grab grant invisibility, place a LOTG 7.5% into it and set up the "fluffy/invisibility auto target bind". Provoke from the power pool isn't as effect as one would hope.
I would be careful using too many mules. The Warshades have a huge number effective powers, choosing powers that you don't intend to use simply for the IO perk isn't worth it in the long run. That pretty much goes with any build, I would say.
Grant invisibility and vegenence are the only two "mules" I use and its only for recharge purposes.

edit, I'm really curious on the knockback/knockdown question as to what is actually required to be effect and what would be considered overkill. I should look and see specifically what I have slotted, because I don't recall getting knocked off my feet very often...or even at all for that matter.

If I was going to build a peacebringer who was only meant to attack at range I would include nova in the build. If nova didn't fit into my overall concept, I would re-think and probably settle on a corr or blaster.

My WS hits the damage cap with no issue (without the red inspirs). In fact, if I don't see both damage res and damage in light blue on my screen I've either lost interest in the battle or I'm afk. I'm sure your shade is the same.
I have a question about the App wish...where are we suppose to find the slots for this? Maybe an all human build, but a tri former...forget about it. I find Kheldians to be a huge "give and take" relationship (more so than most AT's). I can't think off the top of my head which Patron/Ancillary power would be worth giving up on some Kheldian goodness.

Wicked! Kheldians are by far one of the most dynamic AT's to play. Living prove for any non-believers what a shade is capable of. Taking screenshots while all the carnage is going on isn't an easy feat either.

I agree with the opinions regarding the AT section. I've managed/owned a number of different communities using a variety of different forum software, the AT section is the only section that flows well.
If it was me, I would drop the over used number of categories on the index page. Keep it simple, have a category section header that contains the relevant forums, and if needed relevant subforums.
To outline these forums, I would simply go by activity (for the most part). If you have a forum with one or two posts a week....merge it with something similar. Keep moving down the list until the community forums have a relevant flow. Very simple, 1 hour max! No need to make this over complicated.

Is there a way to have the pet window up for the dark extraction? I thought I noticed someone having it up with the fluffies in a youtube video.

Recharge is somewhere around 200sec. With the right recharge I guess it's safe to say 3 can be stacked. Realistically, you should be able to count on 2 fluffs to add to the Warshades path of destruction.
I double checked my 50 build (it's nothing special) and I can extract every 65 secs.

Of course, good defense and resistance makes for a decent survivable factor. I'm up against the same pickle with my current build (35 all human build). Although, I have a few more slots to burn I'm taking the "kill things faster" approach.
I'll be interested to hear your progress with your build, and how you got your hands of a +3 Gladiator.

Traps is a very powerful set. However, it's a time (no pun intended) consuming power to play. Point in case, rolling with a full team of incarnates through an ITF, by the time you set your mines, gas, motars, the baddies have been cleared.
I would agree with the opinions that time probably has more survivable incentive. I played time on the beta and had a great deal of fun with it.
If you're a max/min player, I would go with time.

I stuck with the tri-form. Mainly for concept though, I am giving up a tad on functionality, but I enjoy the character much more with the forms. That being said I am working on an all human warshade (currently lv 34) which is, so far, keeping my interest. Of course, that is what respecs are for.

How is one group of downtime more important than another group? Really, think about it. The whining is unreal, I'm embarrassed to think I play with some of you.
Outages are a fact life in ANY capacity. Nothing is finite or 24/7...except maybe the crying.
I feel the people behind the scenes are trying their best to keep the our game fresh and as well as keep most happy. I personally would not want to venture into work at some of these times these people are. Obviously, there is a fair amount of dedication on their end and a discussion about the down time will help them get better at what they do as far as how the downtime affects their core users.
Everyone's prime time is different and there is probably not too many people that can honestly say that they have not been affected by some of the recent down time.
Have a cup of tea, a biscuit, and chill

^^ Same, I double checked my actual build and the shields aren't on my list either.

I skipped Dawn, Pulsar, and Eye Beam on my tri-form