Knight build and Warrior build

Just for PvE. Knight is a main tank build, Warrior is an off tank build.

 

Knight: Maxed Shield Charge for easier leveling.

http://ro2base.com/b...1.1.1/0.0.0.0.0

 

Warrior:

http://ro2base.com/b...1.1.1/0.0.0.0.0

 

Rate and give suggestions, thanks.

 

EDIT: 40Str and 40Vit and 8Agi

Edited by Gexmn, 23 July 2013 - 12:19 PM.

Just for PvE. Knight is a main tank build, Warrior is an off tank build.

Knight: Maxed Shield Charge for easier leveling.
http://ro2base.com/b...1.1.1/0.0.0.0.0

If I had a knight, I would build it like this:
http://ro2base.com/b...1.1.1/0.0.0.0.0

Warrior:
http://ro2base.com/b...1.1.1/0.0.0.0.0

This is my warrior build: http://ro2base.com/b...1.1.1/0.0.0.0.0

Both builds have maintank and offtank capabilities, and high damage potential.

Interesting... Are the burst damage skills workable even at level 1?

As for Battle Tactics, my gears are not good enough to make it a good skill... so Battle Tactic is out of the question for me...

 

Updated Knight build:

http://ro2base.com/b...1.1.1/0.0.0.0.0

Rage Strike and Pommel Attack are pretty good for general tanking, if you're primarily off tanking you don't really need both 5/5 Endure and Parry, if you can get your parry high enough via strength to be nearly 100% then it would be the preferably choice with slightly more uptime, and most offtanking duties have damage that can be absorbed with Parry.

 

You can't really be respectable DPS as a Swordsman without Battle Tactics unfortunately, so you might want to build in anticipation of getting the gear someday rather than the opposite. As a main-tank focused warrior you will need both cooldowns to turtle and you can forego battle tactics to save points since your DPS will be less important, but you should still get Rage Strike and Pommel Attack.

 

As a tank Swordsman you should also really orient away from 40/40 builds as it wastes a lot of valuable attribute points when you can make great use of 3 (and arguably 4 with Battle Tactics) stats. 36/36/25 or 33/33/32 are much better options.

For the 33/33/32 build, is it Str, Int, Vit? Or Str, Agi, Vit?

For the 33/33/32 build, is it Str, Int, Vit? Or Str, Agi, Vit?

 

Str/Agi/Vit for starting out, and builds that don't include Battle Tactics

 

Str/Agi/Int once you're at moderately high gear levels and don't need the spare vit.

 

If you're at really high gear levels you can actually consider 40/40 again because both Vit and Str start to fall off (Str because once you hit 70% Parry cap it only gives attack power, and Agi/Int will increase your effective DPS more than Str), at that point you can consider 40 Agi/40 Int builds.

 

Vit is generally a luxury stat after a certain point since it comes in increasing amounts on our gear and you should be pretty comfortable with around 7.3-7.5k HP (with Aura Armor, but without Priest Buff) in CoA