Veno Check pleaseeee

Galliteya - Heavens Tear wrote: »

But with my walker I don't have him fighting just one mob. I have him fighting 3-4.

No, that works fine - you're REALLY gonna enjoy it when you get your AOE skills. The only problem blazing has is that it doesn't do very much damage; either total or spike.
It's actually our most mana-efficient attack. (Well, magical attack. Consume spirit, or just plain old attacking with teeth are, obviously, even cheaper)

As for not using fox: You MUST get and learn to use amplify damage.
Low levels of amp damage are basically rubbish - they don't last long enough to be any use at all. But when you get to 5 or 6 you should start using it on elites/bosses, to get into the habit.

Edit: Blazing is also slow to cast, that can be a problem sometimes. But the way you are using it sounds pretty much exactly the way it is designed to be used. Also works to throw blazing then dig up some herbs whilst it runs.

Edit2: Genies... ahh, there's a can of worms. Personally I like earthquake (10) - it's the only remaining perfect interrupt. Very useful if you get it right.
The various "speed up casting" ones are often suggested - lightning chaser is one I've tried. I found I didn't use it often enough to be worth it for me, but lots of people swear by it. (Then again, lots of people use extreme poison, or that one that makes the ground go all spiky, and I don't use those either)

Holy path is another commonly useful skill.

One of the stranger skills is the veno-specific one - I forget its name, but the effect is "Soul-Transfusion my target". I'm sure you can figure out a few fun uses for that. (Just don't use it at the wrong time!)

The Tai-Chi one (speed up everyone nearby's regeneration) is usually one to avoid, by the way - it doesn't play well with apothecary items or cleric buffs.

Other ones to consider, but which depend on playstyle, are the "resist movement debuff" ones and the "temporary invulnerability" ones. They both work well on their own, but combined with some of our skills (I'm specifically thinking about Bramble-Hood here) they become truly terrifyingly good.

They don't stack - but holy path is much MUCH faster, it just doesn't last very long.

You're right that in normal use we can pretty much keep up with the tigers whilst running through a dungeon; we don't need holy path just to keep up like clerics do.

But it's still useful for escaping from a bad situaiton, or for running through clappers and for a couple of places in the cube.

It's not a 'use every day' skill, but then I prefer 'use very occaisonally' skills on my genie anyway. Like second wind.
You could also consider tree-of-protection, and blinding sand - but those have been severely nerfed compared to how good they used to be.