SeraphimKensai

Honestly @Snarky dark/dark controller might just be the best overall dark/dark toon you can make. Dark Affinity is really great and Dark Control is one of the best control sets.

I have the stalker and it works extremely well. I use it for all Shield Defense ITFs, and it has a Roman costume and all.

You can follow yourself and target through you, but you'll have to actually cast the power for it to work.

This confirms that you're a villain.

The healing procs go in health and the endurance proc goes in stamina. I'd have to test it's effectiveness if slotted in lightning storm as I personally haven't tried that but if it works it could be useful. When I said Aegis I meant Ageless as in the destiny incarnate option. I must of been distracted as someone messaged me asking about good IOs for fire farming, which Aegis has a ton of fire defense in its bonuses.

I will solo or run a full team like the rest, but I have no qualms about running small teams. I actually like getting small groups of support toons together 3-5 players and running +4 content set for 8 for the added challenge as support toons are a very strong force multipler by themselves.

I don't actually have a build for it. More often than not I make my own builds in my head. That said if you wanna make an attempt at a build for it, I'm totally willing to give you feedback on it to help you hone it in.

One of the plant controllers I play is plant storm, and yes it can work find while flying. As I said before you'll have to kiss the ground or shut fly off to use spirit tree, but otherwise no issues flying. I second @Death2Tyrants in that you'll need to build for end recovery. Plants/storm is really end hungry and you'll want to take the miracle, Numina, panacea, and performance shifter procs. As storm really benefits from high levels of recharge, I strongly recommend ageless on a plant/storm as it helps your recovery but also is a DPS increase helping you get out multiple lightning storms and tornadoes. Mine uses leviathan as I also have waterspout, and hibernate. It's a fun pairing hands down, and you can see my first post in this thread for a fun story about how it plays.

No idea who that is, I guess could be a player but I didn't recognize the name. I tagged the ones I did recognize. It was my thought that Google's AI Bard is to blame for these results as well. That picture of the Council, looks like a random city council from Anywhere, USA.

I have 4 or so max level poisons and 4 or so max lvl plants. I haven't combined the two but I can see how they'd be a great pairing. The only powers you need with poison are: Envenom, Weaken, Venomous Gas. Poison Trap can be useful if proc'd. Alkaloid might have a niche use in topping off Fly Trap, but this is diminished because of Spirit Tree. You want to build towards being in melee. Also Spirit Tree can't be cast while flying. On the Plant Side you need: Strangler, Roots, Seeds, Creepers, and arguably Fly Trap. Spore Burst is useful for an opening to safely get in before using seeds and envenom/weaken. Vines is a trap.... Taking vines actually lowers your overall DPS, because it prevents confused mobs from fighting each other. I don't recommend taking it. For that reason I'd avoid earth mastery too and go with Leviathan Mastery. You can root mobs in place and use Water Spout to do a ton of damage, you get hibernate to restore your HP/end, and you get a resistance armor. Build wise, you'll want to get melee up, so you might need to take cross punch to slot superior avalanche, and unbreakable 4 PC sets in tough/shark skin. Since you're in melee and Venomous Gas is really important I'd recommend taking Clarion Radial, and Melee Core for your destiny/hybrid. Clarion radial also has a power boost to help your debuff values of envenom/weaken/venomous gas. Poison is very slot friendly where you can use 2 Lysos for Envenom/Weaken and then 2 Enzymes for Venomous Gas. You can add an Achilles is you want as well. I don't know what kind of experience you might have with poison, but you want to rotate the target of envenom/weaken as there's a huge main target debuff and a splash aoe and the main target debuff and splash aoes stack with each other. Once you get this down with the level of debuffs going on not much will be able to kill you.

The following is a legit Google search just now with no editing.... It's very important to steer clear of @biostem and @ShardWarrior as they are clearly a threat to Paragon City.

Sorry I was late to the party last night, but luckily there was a spot on Ronin's team that I was able to do a few missions with. That team was the final punch my dark/stone needed to hit 50, so I'm working on finishing up its slots/accolades/incarnates now.

Without exempting you can do the following, besides just running story arcs (there's enough content you can hit 50 without doing TFs or radios/newspapers), or the previously mentioned ITF. At lvl 40: Numina, Ice Mistral, Abandoned Sewer, Eden Trial, Dr. Quarterfield, Sara Moore, and the third/fourth respecs on both blue/red. At 44 you can do the Justin Augustine and Faathim the Kind TFs. Otherwise at 45, there's Ms. liberty, Lady Grey, Kahn, Barracuda, Lord Recluse, Hami Then at 46 there's Mender Silos.

Damaged, attacked, or glowy clicked should suppress. It's honestly been a while since I've done it. A quick way to test make a new toon and pick stealth and then check the values on defense as you click through them.

I think that's only true if you're not in combat. I briefly looked at your build before work, but if I'm not mistaken you have stealth in there with an LOTG 7.5. a substantial amount of the defense stealth provides suppresses while in combat. You can go in the options on mids to toggle combat suppression to show you the values of your defense while in combat to get an accurate read. Sadly I've been so busy at work I forget all the details of your build off hand. Regarding tp, I've had tons of success with characters that use TP instead of leaping. An example is a DP/Devices Blaster that sets traps and fold spaces mobs in to the kill zone. TP is also the fastest travel power in the game once you get used to it.