I like to get my gear set up then decide. Once your build is done, complete with food buff, enchants, cp, etc- then put attribute points into health until you hit around ~35k. Then balance mag/stam with stam being a bit higher so that resource gets restored by the shards synergy. That’s a very general way to do it that may change depending on what content you’re doing, but that’s where I start.

I don't even recall my DK's attribute allocation. The end result when combined with enchants, sets, bonuses, etc is more what I'm looking for.

My DK tank's numbers on tri stat food with no buffs are:
Health 40K
Stam 21K
Mag 20K
Both resists 33.5K
Mag Regen 1500

I realize there are those who would argue 40K health is a bit much, some would prefer to use resist buffs to hit resist cap and others would eschew high mag regen, but I like how this tank plays.

Draxys wrote: »

I like to get my gear set up then decide. Once your build is done, complete with food buff, enchants, cp, etc- then put attribute points into health until you hit around ~35k. Then balance mag/stam with stam being a bit higher so that resource gets restored by the shards synergy. That’s a very general way to do it that may change depending on what content you’re doing, but that’s where I start.

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AcadianPaladin wrote: »

@Dragneel1207 I'm not that comfortable with my own CP allocation since I just kind of built it as I went. Much better I think is the overall source that I have relied on for DK tanking (Woeler). His builds are up to date and include good CP allocation with explanations. Here: https://woeler.eu/eso-dragonknight-tank-build/

Thanks ^^