Additional Note: Placate and Smoke bombs are optional for me. So they do not have to be included unless I have to take a power and no other power options I need/want are available at that time.
"Philosophy is based on speculation, on logic, on thought, on the synthesis of what we know and on the analysis of what we do not know. Philosophy must include within its confines the whole content of science, religion and art."
~ P. D. Ouspensky ~
Hello.
I am looking for help for a build regarding a Staff/Ninjitsu Stalker. My Stalker can do fine in regular fights but drains a ton of Endurance. I am told this is a side effect of the Staff powerset. So I am trying to find a good build that will help with the endurance drain while letting me be able to Solo with her.
The builds I have read have set IOs slotted and I can't afford to get all those IOs for my character so I am looking for a solution using regular IOs and then maybe later on when I am 50 I can get decent IOs sets later on. Purples are not an option at the moment as they are to expensive to slot a character with them and I don't have that kind of money to do that.
Right now she is at level 31. I tend to use Hide and start my fights with Assassin's Staff on the strongest guy first since that (as far as I know at the moment) is the attack that deals the most damage. I do use AoE attacks like Guarded Spin and Eye of the Storm as well as Caltraps.
The Build I have planned for her is the following:
Primary Power: Staff
Secondary: Ninjitsu
Travel: Jump
* Combat Jump
* Super Jump
* Acrobatics
Ancillary: Body Mastery
* Superior Conditioning
* Focused Accuracy
* Physical Perfection
Patron: Mu Mastery
* Zapp
* Ball Lightning
* Summon Adept
I have no interest in Super Speed or Fly. I didn't take Hasten cause at the time my powers were recharging decently that is until I got to higher levels.
So I am hoping you all can help me out. I do appreciate your time and efforts.
Thanks,
- D -
"Philosophy is based on speculation, on logic, on thought, on the synthesis of what we know and on the analysis of what we do not know. Philosophy must include within its confines the whole content of science, religion and art."
~ P. D. Ouspensky ~