Oakmontowls_ESO wrote: »As an actual answer, take the meta build from the alcast site and swap endless hail for something like caltrops and maybe find another single target DoT to replace poison injection. You are shooting yourself in the foot not using a bow back bar though.
Oakmontowls_ESO wrote: »As an actual answer, take the meta build from the alcast site and swap endless hail for something like caltrops and maybe find another single target DoT to replace poison injection. You are shooting yourself in the foot not using a bow back bar though.
El_Borracho wrote: »Your skills are an interesting mix of PVP and PVE. Shadow Image, Steel Tornado, and Soul Tether are primarily PVP skills. I haven't used Reaper's Mark in a while. And I think Soul Tether was something used for magblades.
I've never used Lotus Fan. I've gone with Ambush (a while ago in PVE, still use in PVP).
Here are the mandatory skills if you are going to run PVE as a stamblade. Leeching Strikes is your main source of sustain. Trap Beast will eventually morph into Barbed Trap, used for DOT. Relentless Focus, you have. Killer's Blade is your execute. Ultimates should be Incap and Flawless Dawnbreaker. Poison Injection is your bow DOT that works with the Master's Bow to up damage. VMA bow is also just as good.
As for options, AOE on bow is either Arrow Barrage or Endless Hail. Some builds in the past have incorporated Acid Spray, but I don't know how effective those are now. I prefer the alcast rotation of Rapid Strikes + Rending Slashes for my primary attacks, but Steel Tornado could be effective with mob-heavy content, as can Shrouded Daggers (thinking of something like BRP). I used to use Surprise Attack before Elsweyr and you can always use Blood Craze, too.
Basically, you should build to your playstyle, but its really hard to be effective in group PVE or PVP with a mixed-skill build. If you are looking to play around and do overland questing, you can do anything you want; there's no right or wrong. But you will have a hard time cracking 30K DPS, which is the recommended baseline damage for veteran DLC dungeons or veteran trials, if that is what you are looking to do.
Others have said it, but check out alcast and xynode's builds and rotations for a starting point. Find one that works for you, play with it, tweak it, and work on your rotation if you feel like that is the one for you. Things like CP points, foods, potions, etc. will help up your damage.
Finally, stamblades are not the easiest to play. I love playing with them, but I also run magsorcs and petsorcs when I feel like not mashing buttons all night. Also looking into making a stamcro as those are currently super powerful. Check out all options. But most of all, have fun. This game shouldn't feel like a job