Ancient Dragonguard is easy to craft and pairs well with a class that relies upon mobility for survivability.

You generally want a straight damage set with it - like new moon, hundings, etc - which one is really depends on your play style.

I'll agree with rumple9 on this one. I've also found that gryphons with defiler worked well for me for battlegrounds.

It's usually best to use a sustain glyph and two damage sets versus using a sustain set and all damage glyphs.

Of course, some classes are easier to pull that off with. For example, with the costliest skills in the game, I can't see how magDKs can operate without either a sustain set, sustain food (sub-optimal versus Sugar Skulls, especially for a melee class that needs the Stamina) or basically all sustain glyphs.

Personal favorite is briarheart as it has both extra damage and heal, and procs alot^^

Thank you for all the replies. Because it was easy I went for NMA impen heavy. After event I swapped it out for divines med. Everybody wins

Venomous Smite for a bow sniper, along with one piece of Molag Kena or Velidreth and the Ring of the Wild Hunt

@VonNelson
My recommendation: test stuff yourself. And this is NOT a troll. You'll see SO MANY people in here suggesting so many "meta" things that work(ed) for them. But it might not get you what you want.

After thousands of hours working out my own builds, it has been my experience that good set combinations you select from REALLY only get you to a point where you're trying to eke out a few more points here & there. So...

1. First figure out what helps YOU in YOUR playstyle survive and/or kill the best. Do you need speed of movement? Do you hit harder with max stam or max weapon damage? Easy to find out: find a set that offers similar stats to Hunding's and do some damage to a test dummy with one specific ability (like dizzy swing mebbe) with NO BUFFS. Swap that set out for one that gets you to similar stats but maybe higher stam w/ lower wep damage. Do the same attack, the same number of times, and see which damage is higher.
2. Then I suggest going over to the ESO-Sets website and do Advanced Search a few times. Find sets that offer the stat(s) that you want/need AND that you know you can get easily. Be that through crafting, spending gold, spending AP, etc.
3. NOW, limit that list down to ones that offer the best additional bonus(es) that fit your playstyle: like speed of movement, or a buff that you can't naturally give yourself as a sorc...stuff like that.
4. Get the sets to the same crafted level, like purple or whatever. And go test. You might be AMAZED at what you find works best **FOR YOU**.

Please know this is not a troll at all, not sarcastic. Truly trying to help as I have found advice in these forums on sets is often just people spouting off about what worked for them or what they've heard works. And that advice may fit you! But you won't ACTUALLY know if there's anything better out there for **your playstyle** until you've really tried it yourself.

Good luck with it and happy hunting! Hope you find what you're looking for and either stomp me into the ground with it someday in Cyro or I get to watch you stomp others if you're EP.