krachall wrote: »

How the hell does killers blade hit for 58k on a practice dummy? Mine hits for 30k max and only 39k in a trial!

Wearing twice fanged serpent, war machine, and kragh. Don't know if the person is using the lover mundus as well since the image does not show. Getting to or close to penetration cap, using incap to proc major slayer from war machine and also do 20% bonus damage, keeping up minor force and minor berserk = killer's blade on steroids. I've seen my killer's blades to 73k in trials.

This is actually not sustainable in a longer fight, but as the op said, it's some pretty insane burst dps.

I have a stamblade and magsorc..each are good in certain situations the other is not.

I don't like mag blades because to me a stamblade is more roguey. The moves are more physiCal like a traditional rogue would do

Danksta wrote: »

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Izaki wrote: »

For insanely high burst.

Damn! That 58k Killer's Blade tho... and under one minute! Nicely done!

Haha in raids this bad boy hits for over 75k

Thanks! I'm more proud of the first parse which is without War Machine, which is technically less "cheese"

PlagueSD wrote: »

Stamblades are comparable to Feral DPS druids in WoW. Their rotation is one of the more complex ones to pull off.

1. FULL Rotation(Follow this rotation to stack as high uptime for hawks eye as possible)

Bar 2. Trap - (LA)Hail - Swap
Bar 1. (LA)Rending Slashes - (LA)Surprise Attack - (LA)Blade Cloak - Swap
Bar 2. (LA)Incapacitating Strike - (LA)Poison Injection - (LA)Caltropes - Swap
Bar 1. (LA)Relentless Focus Arrow - (LA)Surprise Attack - (LA)Surprise Attack - Swap
Bar 2. (LA)Trap - (LA)Hail - Swap
Bar 1. (LA)Rending Slashes - (LA)Surprise Attack - (LA)Relentless Focus Arrow - Swap
Bar 2. (LA)Leeching Strikes - (LA)Poison Injection - (LA)Caltropes - Swap
Bar 1. (LA)Relentless Focus BUFF - (LA)Surprise Attack - (LA)Surprise Attack

Note* Bar 1 = Dual Wield bar / Bar 2 = Bow Bar / (LA) = Light Attack

Bar 1(Dual Wield) - Blade Cloak - Relentless Focus - Impale - Suprise Attack - Rending Slashes - Flawless Dawnbreaker
Bar 2(Bow) - Rearming Trap - Leeching Strikes - Poison Injection - Endless Hail - Caltropes - Incapacitating Strike

Video demo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dziavpt_4LU


For those of you wondering about Feral DPS rotation comparison, here you go:

The "Hawk Eye" Rotation isn't actually that good. 1st reason: you can't possibly use it on bosses with a lot of movement. 2nd reason: it doesn't actually do more DPS since bar swaps add an extra GCD, so you lose quite a bit of time in the end.

The rotation still isn't "easy" however, since it is a shifting rotation, unlike all the other classes. And of course, Relentless Focus is not static.

This is what the rotation looks like:

1. Hail > Trap > Caltrops > Injection > Assassin's Scourge > Rending Slashes > Incap > Surprise Attack x2 > Assassin's Scourge > Deadly Cloak > Relentless Focus
2. Hail > Trap > Caltrops > Injection > Leeching Strikes > Assassin's Scourge > HA > Rending > HA > Surprise Attack > HA > Deadly Cloak
3. Hail > Trap > Caltrops > Injection > Assassin's Scourge > Relentless > Rending > Incap > Surprise Attack x2 > Assassin's Scourge > Deadly Cloak
4. Hail > Trap > Caltrops > Injection > Leeching > Assassin's Scourge > HA > Rending > HA > Surprise Attack > HA > Deadly Cloak > Relentless
5. Repeat from 1.

That's basically the annoying version that will grant you the most Assassin's Will procs in a fight while having some downtime on a few of your DoTs at certain points. The simpler version is:

1. Hail > Trap > Caltrops > Injection > Assassin's Scourge > Rending Slashes > Incap > Surprise Attack x2 > Assassin's Scourge > Deadly Cloak
2. Hail > Trap > Caltrops > Injection > Leeching Strikes > Relentless Focus > HA > Rending > HA > Surprise Attack > HA > Deadly Cloak

Both are good, both do very similar DPS.

And in execute phase, its the same thing except without the Relentless Focus and instead of Surprise Attack its Killer's Blade.

If you ask this question. Your are not at the capability or know how required to make such assumptions. Stamblade are the second highest parsing dps class in the game.

Because it’s fun in pvp not really for pve
It’s difficult but satisfying

krachall wrote: »

Cadbury wrote: »

Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »

Cadbury wrote: »

Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »

krachall wrote: »

Hard:
Stamblade
StamDK
StamTemplar

Insane:
StamTemplar
StamDK

You have Stam templar listed twice ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Yup.Hard to take that list seriously now

So which one did you think he meant Warden? I'm guessing Hard!

That's my guess

yeah, sorry, but I think it's easy to see the pattern but I'll simplify:

Magicka = easy
Stamina = hard

Regardless of class.

That help?

I disagree from my experience so far. I hated mag sorc, died all the time. Im making a stamblade and ive been breezing through the content that I struggled with magsorc. Its not hard to get out of the way. Its my magsorc that couldnt dodge or sprint well and would run out of stamina then die.
As soon as I made a stamblade it was as if it were made for me.

WatchYourSixx wrote: »

Holy *** these are some complicated rotations for Stamblade you guys are showing....

Mine is way easier lol

Lemme guess, spam bow LA and Snipe?


/sarcasm

serrintine wrote: »

With the exception of vet Asylum Sanctorium HM, stamina toons bring much higher single target dps to end game PVE content than mag toons. Stamblades are also the only class to leverage major slayer effectively in trials.

Soloing content on stamblade is hard yes, but they are perfectively able to shine in groups.

Once you get the hang of the stamblade, i assure you there's probably no other build you'd want to solo most pve content on. Maybe not solo a 4 player dungeon, but anything else, a good stamblade will slice through it like nothing. My main dps actually is on the low end of high performance stambaldes on single targets, running reliably between 25k to 30k, but on trash fights, pfft. 60k-80k. She cuts them down like nothing. Meanwhile those supposedly superior mag sorcs are running through trash mobs in dungeons because it takes them too long to kill them and I'm like, chill, dudes, let my murderous khajiit handle this.

(In case anyone is wondering, I'm running 5 VO+5NMG+2 Kra'gh. Daggers, sharped w weapon dmg and infused w poison, and bow on off-bar, with sharpened w weapon damg, plus warrior stone)