Lusiphur Malache

/Martial is great for blapping between Reaction Time and Burst of Speed. I have a Dark/Martial blaster, use BoS to port in, Dark with -to hit keeps me safe and Reaction Time slows everyone down around me.

With all those toggles to help teammates, you just might have to click less let them do the work.

Since influence is no object, start a blood widow, when you respec at 24 make build 1 a Fortunata and build 2 a Night Widow. Enhancements will cost a lot because you have to slot both. Same thing with Soldiers and embrace the backpack cause it ain't going away. Now I got an itch to make another Veat.

I think I was with you on this team. Was playing a DP sentinel, didn't target surgeons because I only have 2 single target attacks. One won't do the job and the other is way overkill. I just hoped to catch them in an aoe. Sorry.

Suicidal blaster here, eventually blappers need a bigger rush, some play dominators for this reason. A more squishy toon that can mix it up in melee, sign me up.

Not every build is for everybody. Just because it worked once, doesn't mean it will work for you. The build's style maybe isn't how you play, you mostly solo and the build is for a team player, or they were sitting on a mountain of influence, while Outcast are giving you money. Look how the build's powers work together and see if you can get the same synergy. Use the beta server a lot

I had never considered playing a Dom until I got a lot of help from one awhile back. Since then I have made a Plant/Martial, tons of fun and very forgiving if you quite know what you are doing. A Symph/Sonic, not as much fun, jokes from teammates about all the noise I was making. A Fire/Fire, does one thing and does it very well. I dread the day I run into something that is fire resistant. My newest is a Pyro/Savage, still don't know what I'm doing here, but I have an idea after getting Catherine Wheel and Rending Flurry. All of these I play differently and do well on teams.

My costume piece is rather simple, so I expect it to be hard to implement. A toothpick for head detail 2.

I have a Bio/TW tank. Lot of fun to play. Doesn't require a lot of attacks , I picked T2,3,4,5,7, and 9. Only need momentum for t9. Pretty easy to keep all minions,most Lt's, and some bosses on the ground

This is not a good idea. All other melee toons would become significantly tougher, blappers would fear nothing. Other supports lose a degree of usefulness. A team of these could T4 incarnates in a day. Only way it would work is to severely nerf both sets and that would bring a different set of requests.

I'm having a hard time finding my way with my pyro/savage dom. I believe these two sets just don't get along with each other. I'm at level 27,my hope is to have a clue to what I'm doing by 30 Thanks to this post and a couple others I have a plan, going to do a test on beta, then do a respec.

Get all the toggles, play a Staff/Bio Scrapper. Only have played one Mastermind past level 10, they are a Demon/Fire. Kinetic Melee is fun on a scrapper as long as you frontload your heavy attacks. Veats are my favorites to play. Yes it is expensive to have multi-builds, but is nice to be ready for anything.

If The Matrix has me then I'm working for The Merovingian. Maybe my Dual Blade/ Nin Scrapper can alter things for the boss. Toss in Stealth, Experimentation, and Mu Mastery I'd make short work of Neo.

Had a lot of fun with a Beam/Rad Sentinel, get to pretend I'm big dps until a blaster shows up. Maybe a Rad/Dark Sentinel lot of -tohit and ignoring defense

Playing a Time/Rad defender, it has been a slog to 41. Several times I wanted to delete, but didn't for one reason or another. Before that I had a Dark/Poison controller, that was very hard as it was my first controller. I love playing defenders, but it appears that I struggle picking powersets.