Washargo will always be a Werewolf, but sustain is still a major issue.
Once the resources run out, this one dies.

With most one on one fights, Washargo can either win or stalemate 65% of the time.
However, if the fight lasts awhile, usually 3 or 4 more enemies will arrive and this one must run or fall.
It is always best to fight with others, just beware the dreaded Vicious Death and Occult Overload.


"Some people say that Werewolves can only change under the full moons, but people also say there are no such things as ghosts."
~ M'aiq the Liar

Werewolf is not in a great spot, eith claws of life nerfed your basically spamming howl for burst heal and that's it.

Well, what works for this one best as a Werewolf, is one set for sustain and then a good damage set.

Washargo is currently using Wretched Vitality and Spriggans: 5 Heavy, 1 med, 1 light with Oakensoul and 1 Valkyn Skoria.
When wolfed-out, this gives some weapon dmg (around 4.5k), some pen (around 10k), some armor (24k/23k) and around 1400 mag/stam recoveries when Wretched is procced.

With 64 points into stamina, this one tries to keep health at 30k or over by using tri-stat enchants (or health on individual pieces) on armor.

It really comes down to what best works for your playstyle. Once you are comfortable with how you fight with your wolf, (ie slash (bleeds) and speed?, high ac/hp tanky? or more moderate (avg hlth, dmg and pen), you will be able to survive alot better.
Fighting as a wolf takes more work due to the limited skill sets and the very high skill costs, but once you get your unique playstyle down, you can survive better even with bad armor sets.

dogshaman wrote: »

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why would you ever use spriggans? can't WWs proc off balance

Take a look at essence thief for damage and sustain

DigiAngel wrote: »

Bleh...I really like playing this in PVE, but my Stamplar WW is dreadful in PVP. Should I just give up for now? Or is there a solid build out there that actually works? Thank you!

yes