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  VaranisArano

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  Both do well, but both are good at different things.
  
  Do you want a melee oriented character who throws DOTs on enemies and then heavy attacks them until they die? There's your StamDK. StamDKs have excellent DPS potential if you are willing to learn and practice the rotation, make for good tanks, and can complete any level of group or solo content. StamDK's weaknesses are no class execute and lack a little in self-healing if you don't get the skill Vigor from the Alliance War Assault skill line.
  
  StamDKs are awesome and fun to play.
  
  Do you want a spell-slinger who throws DOTs on enemies, and then shields up while they either heavy attack, watch their pets attack, or blast their enemies into Oblivion? There's your MagSorc. MagSorcs have excellent DPS potential if you are willing to learn and practice the rotation, with a little adjustment can serve as good tanks or healers, and can complete any level of group or solo content. MagSorc's weaknesses are finicky pets and tend to be squishy if they don't have access to or fail to use their class shield.
  
  MagSorcs are awesome and fun to play.
  
  Having played them both, I find them both to be fun, but they will play very differently from each other. When I soloed the easier normal dungeons, I did so first on my MagSorc, because of the better shields and self-healing.

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  October 2017

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