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  Emma_Overload

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  How am I running? For my life!
  
  I'm alternating between Bright-Throat and Impregnable and Bright-Throat and Shacklebreaker. My 2 pc is Mighty Chudan. I'm Destro on both bars because Healing Ward is pointless now. This allows me to run Frost Staff with Elemental Blockade on back bar - it's awesome! I'm always running Undo ultimate on one bar, usually front bar, with Overload or Atronach on the other bar.
  
  My 1v1 fights are fine except against Oblivion damage builds. 1v2+ gets dicey real fast.

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  November 2018

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  dpencil1

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  I run a pet build in PvE and PvP. It's fun and usually works well, especially with good support from group mates. Here's the breakdown:
  2 Maw of the Internal, 5 Necropotence, 5 Spinner (lightning staves)
  Bar 1: Endless Fury, Inner Light, Volatile Familiar, Twilight Mariarch, Daedric Prey, Thunderous Rage
  Bar 2: Power Surge, Flex (Blockade or Boundless Storm), Volatile Familiar, Twilight Matriarch, Empowered Ward, Greater Storm Atro
  
  With Power Surge up, either activate Boundless or Blockade depending on which is slotted, attack chosen target with Daedric Prey, activate Volatile Familiar, hit target with Endless Fury, Heavy lightning attacks. Refresh all as needed. Drop Storm Atro in big or difficult fights.
  
  In ideal situations you have 4 pets bearing down on an enemy, with a stun incoming on the Familar's last pulse, a big burst of damage when Prey finishes, and Endless Fury ready to proc when the target drops below 20%. I've been able to singlehandedly dispatch some ubertanks because the amount of continuous incoming damage is more than they can heal through.
  
  It's a very squishy build though. Getting focused down by a couple good players is tough to deal with. Lots of shield and Matriarch spam, plus using Boundless to get out of dodge are the best ways to stay alive. Running out of resources can also be a problem sometimes. I've been toying with dropping Power Surge for Dark Deal or Deep Thoughts, but I think I prefer the extra upfront damage, even if I do run dry after a while and need to hang back and just heavy attack for a minute. With all the heavy attacking that's part of the rotation already, the time it takes to get really low is pretty long. Usually it's spamming heals/shields that does it. If I can keep enemies off of me by dispatching them quickly or evading them, then resources don't get to be much of an issue.
  
  Anyway, that's what I'm running, and it's still fun, even though I wish I still had my overload bar.

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  November 2018

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