Jason's Characters

Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 02/01/2011 - 10:37am

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Khalyn (Level 50 Rogue) - Main

Primary Build - PvE - Bard 24, Ranger 32, Nightblade 10
PvP Build - Riftstalker/Assassin/Nightblade
PvP Ranged DPS Build - Saboteur 31, Nightblade 13, Assassin 22
Master Outfitter - Skill 300 (Maxed)
Master Butcher - Skill 250+
Master Forger - Skill 250+

Wryn (Level 29 Rogue) - Group Character

Primary Build - Bard 26, Ranger 31, Marksman 9
PvP Build - Bard 34, Marksman 32, Infiltrator 0
Apothecary - Skill 220
Butcher - Skill ??
Forger - Skill ??

Baelael (Level 16 Warrior)

Primary DPS Build (Levels 1-25) - Champion 8, Riftblade 25, Beastmaster 0
Primary DPS Build (Levels 26-43) - Champion 8, Paragon 26, Beastmaster 0
Primary DPS Build (Levels 44-50) - Champion 13, Riftblade 9, Paragon 44
Primary Tanking Build - Warlord 16, Paladin 32, Reaver 18
PvP Build - Vindicator 0, Riftblade 34, Void Knight 32
Butchering - 35+
Mining - 35+
Armorsmithing - 50

Divinae (Level 12 Cleric)

Kladaria (Level 15 Mage)

Current Primary Build - Warlock/Necromancer/Dominator

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Sajus

Submitted by Rick on Sat, 02/26/2011 - 2:09am.

I like the Chloromancer so well, I might play two--Calyndra with the group and Sajus as my main.

(In case you hadn't guessed, I'm using these posts to save my builds...)

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Calyndra

Submitted by Rick on Fri, 02/25/2011 - 6:07pm.

Mike has indicated he would like to play a tank if he has somebody to heal. I find I have not enjoyed the tanks in Rift. I agree with Mike, we should have a Tank, a Healer, and a DPS. With Jason playing DPS, I was thinking I might play a Chloromancer as my main with our dedicated 3 man group. Here is Calyndra, one possible build. This assumes Mike is playing his Paladin.

Valtar

Submitted by Rick on Thu, 02/24/2011 - 7:01pm.

Here is Valtar. I really like this build. Good dps and lots of tricks, for PvE and PvP.

Confused

Submitted by Rick on Sun, 02/13/2011 - 10:38am.

I don't understand your question, Mike. Both builds have every Warden ability available, with the rest of my points in Sentinel in the PvE build, all invested in improving healing (so there is synergy with the Warden abilities). My PvP build drops all the Sentinel points to improve survivability in PvP, in the Templar soul. Since the game allows you to buy an "extra" Role (much like buying extra Talent specs in WoW), it is possible to have both at the same time.

However, both are complete shots in the dark; I have no clue how investing heavily in one tree vs. spreading points over three trees compare. These builds assume you only can have 3 total souls. Each class has one PvP soul available, and I included each in my experiments. However, in the Beta, you are forced to choose your third soul without the PvP soul being an option, so it may replace one later, not be implemented yet, or be available as a fourth soul (since most of the abilities in the PvP soul trees require level 50 I assume it is probably an option later in the game).

I posted my beta 5 build plan

Submitted by szaijan on Sun, 02/13/2011 - 9:56am.

I posted my beta 5 build plan in the original thread. I'm still not sure of the value of the high end abilities in each tree... it would depend on casting time, how easy they are to interrupt, etc. It looks like Rick has gone shallow into multiple trees for the Cleric, focusing on enhancing basic combat numbers and improving low end abilities instead. Why is that, Rick? Have you heard that the higher end abilities are impractical or no more effective than buffed up low end abilities? Seems like you're leaving a LOT of healing on the table.

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