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  davey1107

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  Shared clothes?? I hope they wash the underoos, lol.
  
  IMO, there’s a bit more diversity in vet magic gear because there’s not a clear meta. A lot of times it’s about bringing in what that character specifically needs for specific content. For example, in you’re focusing on pvp you will need more stamina than if you’re focusing on pve.
  
  Julianos a a great “base set” for any magic character. I start every one of my magic toons in Julianos...many of them stick with it permanently. Some move to pvp or trial specific gear. So it’s a great choice. If you have the flexibility, consider making your weapons Julianos. You get a big boost turning weapons from purple to gold, and Julianos weapons are probably something you can use for a long time...it’ll be cheaper in the long run (plus then you don’t have to grind weapons).
  
  Necropotence isn’t the meta, but I think it’s a good set. Here’s also where you can have some flexibility w your build. If it were me, I’d carry both a Necropotence helmet and a Valkyn head (and shoulder). Sometimes you’ll get more from the power of 5 piece necro and 1 piece Molag, then sometimes it’s fun to run Valkyn. In other words, on an 11 piece magic setup ask whether you get more out of the 5th trait of a full set or the 2nd piece in a monster helm.
  
  All of this assumes C160 gear. If you don’t have CPs from other vet characters, just toss on some purple Julianos and build,up your CPs...you’ll be 160 in a couple of weeks and can make permanent gear then.
  
  In short, yes, Julianos plus necro plus the shoulder will make your magblade an mag sorc pretty lethal, and will work fantastic in 97% of pve content.

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  January 2018

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