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• Entangling Arrow
• Facesmash (you smack your opponent in the face with the middle of your bow; a somewhat slow attack doing a lot of Smashing damage and a strong stun, think a little better than Bone Smasher)
• Bow Sweep (sweep your bow in a circle hitting all opponents in a circle)
• Fire Arrow
• Glue Arrow
• Build Up
• Boost Range
• Flash Arrow
• Oil Patch

The Paragon Studios developers have flatly come down against implementing any system that allows players to change their power set within an archtype, or to change the archtype itself. The developers stated reasoning is that any such implementation counters the design philosophy of City Of Heroes.

In other MMOs players often have limited character slots on any given server, and it makes sense for the developers to allow the players to change their power choices. In MMO's where the level-cap is continuously raised players are generally forced to play only a few select avatars in order to keep pace with the level increases, and the game design makes having multiple avatars with multiple classes largely unfeasible. In such games the ability to change how any one class performs, or the ability to change classes themselves, is one way to give players a sense of variation within the few avatars any given player is able to field.

The design of City of Heroes largely counters the trends of other MMOs, with a focus on limited levels and large numbers of character slots across multiple servers. CoH has pioneered gameplay designs like Sidekicking and Super-Sidekicking, as well as rewarding character experience while exemplared, removing the level-difference limitation from large portions of the game's existing content. There is, however, one aspect of City Of Heroes that is still has roots in the World of Dark Ages MMO design: the Badge Collection.

• All Anniversary Login Badges

  There are various badges awarded for players having logged in during a specific number of days surrounding the anniversary of the game. For players with multiple avatars across multiple servers, they'll easily spend more time logging characters in and out... than they'll spend playing the game. Making these badges apply to a player's global account solves the issue of logging multiple characters in for a single badge, and gives those who want to re-roll / re-create a character proof that they were indeed around for that anniversary event.

• All Holiday Login Badges

  there are also various badges awarded for players having logged in during the holiday events. Same reason as Anniversary badges, they should be tied to global accounts, not character accounts

• For things like the exploration badges, they are now tied to a merit reward for trekking all over a map.
• For things like the Holiday Mission Event badges, such as Father Christmas's Snaptooth mission, or the Zombie Raid from Halloween, these events are largely repeatable.

EM is heavy on the single target attacks, so there's loads of powers to slot in Touch of Death or Kinetic Combat and work towards a defensive soft-cap.

Reaching a defensive soft-cap on a resist based armor is kinda... I don't want to say pointless since I've got a Dark Armor / Energy Melee that is soft-capped... but enemies such as the Rularuu, Arachnos, Rikti, and Devouring Earth can quickly make that soft-cap rather pointless. Without some defense debuff resistance, you either need to be way over the soft-cap to retain soft-cap, or you won't be retaining soft-cap in a fight.

Sets like Titanium Coating will give you a +hp buff with only 3 IO's each.

Sets like Crushing Impact have 5% +recharges and 1.13% +HP, as well as an accuracy boost, so you can slot out Barrage, Bone Smasher, Energy Transfer, and Total Focus with those.

Doctored Wounds also has a 5% recharge component, so slotting that out puts you at the 5% recharge cap.

If you take the travel power set combat jumping, fighting pool's weave, leaderships maneuvers, and vengeance, you'll also have a number of powers you can put the LoTG 7.5% recharge proc on, two of which you could do without using up any additional slots (Combat Jumping and Vengeance). Luck of the Gambler's 3 slot boost is 1.13% HP, while you'll already be close to capped on with Crushing Impact.

For your two PBAOE powers, Whirling Hands and Lighting Field, run with the Eradication set for the HP boost.

The Stupify Set includes a 6.25% recharge and a 1.88% hp boost, so that takes care of your melee Stun attack.

For Power Sink, go with Performance Shifter for it's 1.88% hp boost.

For the epics, take a turn to the Villain side and unlock Ghost Widows Patron Power set: http://paragonwiki.com/wiki/Soul_Mas...ute_.2F_Tanker

Personally I would say take Soul Tentacles and Slot it with Positron's blast for the 6.25% recharge, as well as to make up some of the lack of AOE damage energy melee has..

then pick up Darkest Night and slot it with Cloud Senses for another 6.25% recharge. Darkest Night also works well with Resist sets because it has a -damage component.

The HP / Recharge method will make your build more predictable and less reliant on the sheer luck of the random number generator. It will also drive Energize to recharge more often, and the more HP you have, the larger benefit Energize will return back to you when it's up and running.