While true that ravager is mainly a stamplar set, if you use relequen with any Stam class this patch, Ravager is very strong because Relequen procs Ravager.

have that vigor on main bar and you will be fine. whats that big world boss in summerset cave with water? soloed him with my setup no problem.

Here's an AOE stamblade build, for soloing group stuff I'd recommend the 2H option to get brawler shields.

https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/347682/stamina-cleave-focus-dps-build-nightblade

@Jim_Pipp You pointed out well what I found by playing outside the dungeons/trials where the NB is more focused on doing single target dmg while being supported with heals/buffs from others, but outside it is a different game. The overland content is easy, but it is annoying to see that you are not very efficient at disposing groups as other classes
At one point I wanted to farm the pieces for the 6th house robe in Forgotten Wastes public dungeon, and found out that I was easy overwhelmed by mobs even though the first two died very quickly. So I switched to a 2h instead of dual wield, which gave me brawler and better procs with Mechanical Acuity (that was before the nerf). I also have vigor unlocked, so I can use that too. With 2h setup it is easy to cut through large groups.
I am wondering if any Psijic ability might be useful for a stamblade in such a situation...

@RT_Frank The bow/bow build sounds quite interesting. Can you give a link? I saw a version that works in dungeons because you need time to apply the Relequen debuff stack. Is that the same?

Thanks all

I soloed my stamblade all the way to cp750, some opinionated tips:

- Once you go bow/bow, you never go back. Makes handling groups a breeze, AoE damage is unsurpassed compared to other NB options. I started as DW/Bow but went full bow around CP400 and never looked back.
- Don't use typical damage proc sets with a 10--20% chance of firing when you're soloing. They are good for team situations when 12 different proc sets average out together, but when you're soloing with a typical proc set with a 10-20% chance it will be under-performing more than half your fights. This is due to the fact that the upper end of the scale tends to be much wider than the lower end of the scale - to put it in a (very) simplified way: for every fight your 10% proc sets fires 3 out of 10 times, you will have 2 fights where it fires 0 out of 10 times.
- Dodge roll is your bread and butter, well-fitted is a great trait and don't let anyone tell you otherwise. If they knew what they were talking about they wouldn't be soloing on a raid-meta build.
- Have a few different sets for different situations. Since dodge roll is such a useful tool sets that proc on dodge roll are very nice to play around with and there are several that are very useful for a bow/bow build. Learn how to use them effectively. Some can give you more damage, some can give you some extra CC, and yet others can give extra healing. Being able to swap between them depending on what you need for a particular situation is very useful.
- Look at and take hints from PvP builds. When soloing survivability is more important than the raw damage output that typical PvE meta builds focus on. Of course you don't need impen trait in PvE but most PvP builds tend to strike a better balance between sustain/healing, CC and damage than group PvE builds.

If you are soloing on a bow/bow build then Bombard is your friend for trash fights.