GavinRuneblade

Actually, it is almost as good as all three combined. Per Nihili:

Also, keep in mind that while the proc is random, it is immune to -recovery debuffs. This means it ticks after nukes, during tier-9 crashes, after using a wakie, etc.

I can't find my bookmark, but even in Stamina and Quick Recovery, my understanding is that the proc is always more endurance over time than even the first level 50 End Mod IO.

My understanding is for all auto powers to get mathematically the most endurance over time:
If you can only spare one slot, use the proc.
If two, use the proc plus the endmod and get 5% run speed.
If three, the proc, the endmod, and a common end mod.
If four then 4 from the perf shifter set because the set bonus works our to more endurance per second than the third end mod IO would.

Are my notes wrong?

I know you get an SO of your origin and level everytime you defeat an AV.
That's how you sometimes get level 1 SOs turning up. I wonder if you get them on arc completes or other activities?

That's base salvage right? Does it even exist anymore?

It is almost always worth slotting -to hit. Especially if it can take accurate -tohit sets. Those have very nice bonuses. Dark Watcher's Despair is pretty affordable and gives recharge as an alternative.

Multiple copies of the proc stack, I have seen builds with three of them (Quick recovery, stamina, and physical perfection). However I think if you put it in accelerate metabolism and it goes of it only hits you. But I'm sure someone else will correct me if I'm wrong.

Yes and no. You do NOT need stamina. The domination end refill has no significant impact on this fact depending on which primaries and secondaries you have selected (you will almost certainly want stamina for any build using earth or fire for example)

If you build for end reduction in your attacks, and properly build a solid attack chain that deals damage but also isn't all high speed high-endurance powers, you can skip stamina. If you also build for recovery via set bonuses and get your +end accolades it is much easier to go without stamina.

By the time you have enough global recharge bonuses to have the domination power up often enough that it is a functional endurance management tool, you're a permadom and probably level 50 and have most of the game behind you, so it's not providing much help anyway.

That said, all the most fun powers suck down endurance like nobody's business so it is way more fun to make a build that needs and uses both stamina AND the domination power. =)

I just did some searches but couldn't find anything on the wiki that was helpful image or instruction-wise. So I'll do my best to verbally describe it.

The chantry is a big death-star-like object floating in space. Around the middle is a band of forcefields with vertical columns of metal/stone splitting it.

If you have your back to the map entrance point (use a thumbtack to mark it if you need) and are facing the chantry there will be a short series of "smaller" floating rocks leading up to it like "steps". Smaller is ambiguous, each is large enough to hold two or three enemy spawns, but much smaller than the giant rock the mission starts on and you need to fly or use the geysers to jump between them, they are not connected to each other, but they are physically close.

Two vertical columns are facing these smaller rocks/steps. In between them the forcefield is an illusion, you can go right through it and you will be on a ledge full of enemies. Head immediately to your right (counterclockwise around the band). After about 25% of the circumference there will be a very dark hall off to your left. In the back of this hall is a multi-colored blob of energy floating in the air. It is colored like oil on water and is very pretty. If you click it, you will be transported inside the Chantry to a huge central room.

There are multiple spawns of enemies around the sides, a large central area with the main villain, and plenty of open space for maneuvering. In the words of the Emperor "wipe them out. All of them."

The problem with the wiki page, is that it's too much official game data and not enough step-by-step instruction/feedback. Too formal.

Top Doc had exactly what I needed.

Yes, bad habit, it is what people were calling the HV Merits when they were first leaked.

On thing that might help is breaking the cycle of using a 50. Get them on any character who can kill level 21 enemies. I farm these missions on a 50, and use them to level my lower alts. As long as I earn a merit every day or two I'm content, regardless of which character it is on.

Here's what I do. While levelling, I slot a combination of what drops, and cheap good stuff I can buy. Any set IO from level 24+ is going to give you a higher bonus than a level 53 SO, so if it drops, use it immediately. Yes a level 50 is a higher bonus than a level 24, but the 24 is good enough for level 50 content, so don't wait, just use it.

Once you reach character level 50, you have a good idea of the powers you like and what changes you want to make. So at this point, use your second build to create an ideal build. Keep playing with your first build as it is already full of working enhancements. But as you get the funds, fill in your second with exactly what you want at the IO-level you want. Take your time because you can still have fun with your primary build. =)

Once your ideal build is finished, then you can swap over and play with it. And if you ever need to exemplar down for a taskforce or anything else, you have your original build that works just fine.

If you have any other questions let us know. Enhancements are very confusing.

"I'm from Cleveland, where beat-poet is a verb not a noun."

I wish I remembered who said that, but it will be stuck in my head for the rest of my life.

Sprint and prestige sprints all take Zephyr and Winter's Gift. I dun think quickness does though.

I still agree that it is a waste, but it CAN be done.

Yes, create an AE mission and use dialog to include a reference to your character's sex and see which one you turn up.

That's the one. Mender Lazarus. Pure joy that task force.

See, I use sets for this because it is cheaper and I can do it with all powers on all origins.

I get SO-level or higher bonuses on every character starting at level 14. Because that is when you can slot level 17 triple IOs and those give higher bonuses than a +0 SO. You can use level 21 duals to get 33.6% compared to 33.33% from a +0 SO. or level 24 duals to get 38.4% compared to 38.33% from a +3 SO.

Lots of my characters have level 20-26 Serendipity, Karma, Kismet Def/end or Def/End/Recharge slotted for SO-level performance. Same with a bunch of my attacks etc.

Not having to shop over and over and over is just a bonus.

In his defense he did say he tested on 5 characters. Whether that is true or not, I dunno.