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(PVP-TR): Level 60 One-Shot Guide
hemosiderin
Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian Users Posts: 5 Arc User
Hey guys, so I've been 60 for about 4 days now and I've been playing around with my build and found the best pvp-build for my playstyle.
It involves utilizing the Daily "Lurker's Assault" (I believe that's the name), which gives you a ridiculous amount of bonus damage for a period of time.
Now then, before you join a pvp match, go into the training dummy area and build up your AP. Once it's full, join a match! Your goal will be to zerg the middle node and instantly pop stealth. Once you see your target or enemy, pop your daily power and wait for a fight to engage. When you think the time is right, you can either:
a) Use the high damaging encounter ability (cant remember the name =\ )
b) I really like using the ranged at-will power a few times. I find that if I pop my daily and instantly start throwing daggers in stealth, I can take someone down to below half health in a few seconds without them seeing me.
So typically I start off by throwing daggers at one enemy and finish the daily duration with the high damaging encounter ability, which can crit for upwards of 24-27k, thus one-shotting most players. I usually follow up by killing the other enemy I opened on with the thrown daggers at will ability.
It has worked for me countless times and an instantly-dead enemy gives your team a good advantage over the center node, especially if you target a ranged caster. This isn't the perfect build for TR's, but it is one that I have fallen in love with.
Leave any critiques or other general comments! Thanks for reading guys.
It involves utilizing the Daily "Lurker's Assault" (I believe that's the name), which gives you a ridiculous amount of bonus damage for a period of time.
Now then, before you join a pvp match, go into the training dummy area and build up your AP. Once it's full, join a match! Your goal will be to zerg the middle node and instantly pop stealth. Once you see your target or enemy, pop your daily power and wait for a fight to engage. When you think the time is right, you can either:
a) Use the high damaging encounter ability (cant remember the name =\ )
b) I really like using the ranged at-will power a few times. I find that if I pop my daily and instantly start throwing daggers in stealth, I can take someone down to below half health in a few seconds without them seeing me.
So typically I start off by throwing daggers at one enemy and finish the daily duration with the high damaging encounter ability, which can crit for upwards of 24-27k, thus one-shotting most players. I usually follow up by killing the other enemy I opened on with the thrown daggers at will ability.
It has worked for me countless times and an instantly-dead enemy gives your team a good advantage over the center node, especially if you target a ranged caster. This isn't the perfect build for TR's, but it is one that I have fallen in love with.
Leave any critiques or other general comments! Thanks for reading guys.
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your 'guide' didnt mention any info about outside buffs aiding your one shot ability. I must admit that i didnt think about the Cloud of Steel + Lurkers Assault (in stealth) combo. That seems like a good strat even w/o the Lurkers Assault daily as a decent opener. I personally dont use Lurkers Assault much in pvp as it causes me to focus on getting as many hits out as possible before it finishes while my <font color="orange">HAMSTER</font> often gets covered in cc's or another enemy trying to make a meal out of it. SE ftw (in pvp).
Lurkers + Cloud of steel would be a waste of time, all you need to do is
throw daggers in stealth
shocking execution
??
profit
Build up your daily, Stealth in, Lashing Strike > Shocking Execution their cleric or CW and win the game (first zerg to win mid usually wins the game if they aren't brain dead). If you have an organized group with 2 or more TR doing this, you will almost certainly win.
So stupidly OP. Looking forward to the nerfs.