Zodiarkslayer wrote: »MagDK and Shattered Paths works best with a whip build, not a flamecarver.
I'd also be careful with a pure class, burning focused build. They tend to disappoint.
Subclassing is probably better.
old_mufasa wrote: »Zodiarkslayer wrote: »MagDK and Shattered Paths works best with a whip build, not a flamecarver.
I'd also be careful with a pure class, burning focused build. They tend to disappoint.
Subclassing is probably better.
Well I was kind of thinking about preparing for update 50 with the Masterys coming in.
I guess it'll depend if the DK Mastery make the pure class better or if it's still going to be subclassing is the way to go.
Zodiarkslayer wrote: »old_mufasa wrote: »Zodiarkslayer wrote: »MagDK and Shattered Paths works best with a whip build, not a flamecarver.
I'd also be careful with a pure class, burning focused build. They tend to disappoint.
Subclassing is probably better.
Well I was kind of thinking about preparing for update 50 with the Masterys coming in.
I guess it'll depend if the DK Mastery make the pure class better or if it's still going to be subclassing is the way to go.
With Shattered Paths it definitely is better to subclass. Two of the DK masteries require you to spend ultimate, one is for bracing and the others require a certain playstyle.
Wildfire Embers gives an additional DoT when one of your abilities end and Inexorable Descent improves your Landslide passive.
Both passives do not really lean into the "heavy application of status effects" playstyle. Although you'll probably get a big damage boost from using Pyrebrand.
Make of it what you will, but I'd still subclass.
old_mufasa wrote: »Zodiarkslayer wrote: »old_mufasa wrote: »Zodiarkslayer wrote: »MagDK and Shattered Paths works best with a whip build, not a flamecarver.
I'd also be careful with a pure class, burning focused build. They tend to disappoint.
Subclassing is probably better.
Well I was kind of thinking about preparing for update 50 with the Masterys coming in.
I guess it'll depend if the DK Mastery make the pure class better or if it's still going to be subclassing is the way to go.
With Shattered Paths it definitely is better to subclass. Two of the DK masteries require you to spend ultimate, one is for bracing and the others require a certain playstyle.
Wildfire Embers gives an additional DoT when one of your abilities end and Inexorable Descent improves your Landslide passive.
Both passives do not really lean into the "heavy application of status effects" playstyle. Although you'll probably get a big damage boost from using Pyrebrand.
Make of it what you will, but I'd still subclass.
So what like a sorc/Warden subclass use the bear as the ultimate since you won't be using your ultimate?
old_mufasa wrote: »Well the wardens guardian has a morph that the bear attack does damage over time. Which means you don't have to use any ultimate power it'll always be fully charged you'll still get the dot damage from the bear as well it able to distract enemies. Also in the same tree there's the Magicka or stamina beast you can summoned above you and there's also two other of his attacks that adds dots so if you're trying to center drive with a dragon knight fire damage over time using the unique ring it fits pretty well together.
ESO_Nightingale wrote: »old_mufasa wrote: »Well the wardens guardian has a morph that the bear attack does damage over time. Which means you don't have to use any ultimate power it'll always be fully charged you'll still get the dot damage from the bear as well it able to distract enemies. Also in the same tree there's the Magicka or stamina beast you can summoned above you and there's also two other of his attacks that adds dots so if you're trying to center drive with a dragon knight fire damage over time using the unique ring it fits pretty well together.
Wild Guardian has an increased chance to apply hemorrhaging which itself is a DoT status effect.