Guild Wars 2

I am currently running P/V/T (even the runes on the armor) and feel I am way to tanky and could be doing better damage while still having survivability.

Wondering if a Power, crit, Tough or Power, Precision, Tough would be better for my needs.

I currently use dagger/horn and Staff as well

Thanks

There is no right answer, depends on a hundred things. Your build, playstyle, what parts of the game you play, etc.

But what I would suggest is just you don’t need to go all one or the other. If you feel too tanky, slowly switch one piece of more DPS stat gear in at a time until you feel at a comfortable balance for your Necro.

I was just curious if condition damage is better then precision..

I will start replacing pieces just curious about the above

What are you using for weapons? If you’re using a Sceptre, and a condition build then you’ll want the condition damage.

If you’re using a dagger or axe, or using DS for damage with Life blast then you’ll definitely want Power and Precision

Nautika.5376:

I was just curious if condition damage is better then precision..

I will start replacing pieces just curious about the above

Depends entirely on your build…

For PvE, ‘zerkers, like everyone else. I find that between necro’s excellent condition removal and deathshroud’s second HP bar I don’t have very much trouble surviving as glass cannon.

If you insist on using either knight’s (toughness/power/precision) or cavalier’s (toughness/power/crit damage) then knights is better because precision is generally more valuable then crit damage.

For PvP, I don’t even know, I’d guess knight’s is the still better but I don’t PvP.

Can’t edit my post for some reason….

If you meant condition damage/power/toughness that combination does not exist so you will have to mix and match which will probably leave you too spread out, IMO.

Purely player preference, but heres a stat breakdown:

Knights

• 224 Power
• 315 Toughness
• 224 Precision (15% critical chance)

Soldiers

• 315 Power
• 224 Toughness
• 224 Vitality (2240 Health, 2688 – 3494 DS-Health)