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Sly Flourish vs. Duelist Flurry

magnaangemon01magnaangemon01 Member Posts: 51 Arc User
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Some people say to main Sly Flourish and some people say Duelist Flurry. What is the difference between them? And which one does better damage? Is there really a difference?

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  • creolegamercreolegamer Member Posts: 100 Arc User
    magnaangemon01 said:

    Some people say to main Sly Flourish and some people say Duelist Flurry. What is the difference between them? And which one does better damage? Is there really a difference?

    main DF for pve, the bleed is everything. pvp as well but SF has its uses there as well but i never use that anymore really.


    btw, this topic is something that was spoken about on this forum already, you'll be able to get more details on the skills by searching old posts
  • blazious11blazious11 Member, NW M9 Playtest Posts: 331 Arc User
    edited April 2016
    Duelist's is better (IMO), bleed is very high percentage of damage at bosses. However, if you already stacked bleeding and encounters are on cooldown, you can switch to a few Sly Flourish hits, it has higher base damage without the bleed and puts up a little debuff.
    Alternatively, if your IL and damage is low, and your party has higher damage dealers, then the debuff from Sly Flourish might be good. Also, if mobs dies too fast, then you might not have time to stack bleed, so using Sly flourish could be faster/better.
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  • ug2bkug2bk Member Posts: 59 Arc User
    Agreed.
    If target "fat" enough to put 10 bleed stacks on it - df deals more damage. If not - sf.
    There could be options in combo paragon-feat tree - yet normally you can use both quite effective.

    As already said - there's room for both at-wills. If you are aware of what and why you're doing - choose what you want, suppose it's not that vital. :)
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