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As a quality-of-life improvement, that would be pretty neat. I'm curious how the vet levels actually work and if they could be displayed.

Oh, I see you're just trolling. Alright then. /e shoves Boss into the Ignore-O-Matic and then dusts hands off like Roger Mosley Okay, anyone for pizza?

Aaaaaaaand then today I go and create this young wolf: Wolfsjunge!

Inspired by a SG-mate, I kinda went ham on pics of my little lightning bug, Nightlight. Sadly, I can't spam up the post, so you just get the really awesome one.

And even with all that, its still not City of Blasters, because you're still going to wind up picking up more debt than most anyone else.

I'm not even sure where to begin on the logistics of 'using X power locks out another player's X power' and that's not even getting into needing the same lockout so Judgement doesn't waste my blaster's BU - Aim - Nuke combo.

Sir, we're going to have to ask you to put down the fork and step outside.

(Is this where I say Malta's actually easier now than Council? At least Gunslingers stay down!)

Illusion has a ranged AoE hold/sleep and a confuse at level 2. Drop a Blind, drop a Deceive on whoever slips through, and you don't even have to worry about using PFF at level 5. Blind procs Containment, so now you get a good chance at bonus damage with your Spectral Wounds as well. Easy peasy at +0/x1. Yeah, 'trollers won't match the damage of a blaster or scrapper, but they're still loads of fun.

*another notch on the belt* Yeah, I put it in Shatter so I could have the proc up not just for Whirling but also for Clobber since it has the highest DPA. (At least on Mids. If that's off, let me know.)

I've yet to try either Broadsword or Axe, actually. My currently sole scrapper at 50 is DM/WP and this puts him in the dust, though I should revisit that build to see if I can slot the Crit Strikes proc better. I'm curious to see what an Axe build would be like too, it seems like its the new hotness among scrappers.

And unsurprisingly where nobody's at. My TEDTalk about how "early game hard, late game easy" is turning the entire model on its head.

Praetorian content ends because Praetoria ends. Yeah, time travel, but why? The future is Praetorians stuck on Primal Earth and the content that can provide. And I can kinda see the lack of interest in Praetoria because of that. "Why am I doing all of this if almost all the land and people are gonna become Hami food and then I go Primal Earth and become just another cape doing cape things?" And you'd need people who want to play goldside and, uh, its not because of the lack of content after Night Ward. But that's for when I'm done through my own goldside replay and 'How To Make Praetoria Suck Less' thread. (Early level 11 spoiler: Nerf ghouls.)

Dusting off my old WM/SD build, I took some newer lessons I've learned, the latest SD build I could find here, put something together, and gave it a test try on some Council in Brainstorm. In the words of the man: Good Gawd Awmighty. So, apparently putting the Critical Strikes proc in Shatter, and leading both my AoE and ST rotations with it, turned her into a one hero wrecking crew. I had never seen that many 'CRITICAL' pop-ups at one time. And the proc and criticals pop up more on ST than it does on my DM/WP. Spawns were clearing at near-team like speeds and even the bosses didn't take long to wear down. I even managed to make end use manageable, and the only real issue is with runners that survive the initial onslaught and taunt aura. Other than that, wow. She was putting my tanks and brutes to shame. Posting the build here to share and in case I'm missing anything, but I'm pretty happy with the results I've seen so far. Officer Newton II - Scrapper (War Mace - Shield Defense).mbd

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