Guild Wars 2

Mark of Revival (the Soul Reaping VII trait): Put down a Reaper’s Mark when you revive someone.
What if this trait would also put down a Reaper’s Mark when you finished an enemy? This wouldn’t be as good as Mist Form or Endure Pain, but it would be something to help necros finishing enemies.

63 views, not one answer. Is it a good idea?

Would the mark be placed pre stomp or post stomp? If they fixed the issue with marks not being triggered by downed players it might be something. But would it be worth taking as a trait? Probably better off if it was combined with an existing trait.

Would be useless. Even with max fear duration and if marks magically started hitting downed players you would get rupted.

If you want to stomp effectively, then your option is to take 30pts in reaping.

If you want to fake it, then you have a chance with Well of Darkness and/or Dagger #4 and or Staff #4 on top of a Dark Field (and pray that some dummy or pet triggers the mark).

There is also the S.Walk/Wurm combo for a tele-stomp. It burns 2 stun breaks (that almost no-one run together) for one stomp, which I think is kinda silly. Or you can Plague Stomp on a ridiculous long CD.

There are some things that I don’t think Necro is ever going to be likely to get, and good stomping ability is probably one of them.

Myrmidian Eudoros.4671:

Would be useless. Even with max fear duration and if marks magically started hitting downed players you would get rupted.

If you want to stomp effectively, then your option is to take 30pts in reaping.

If you want to fake it, then you have a chance with Well of Darkness and/or Dagger #4 and or Staff #4 on top of a Dark Field (and pray that some dummy or pet triggers the mark).

There is also the S.Walk/Wurm combo for a tele-stomp. It burns 2 stun breaks (that almost no-one run together) for one stomp, which I think is kinda silly. Or you can Plague Stomp on a ridiculous long CD.

There are some things that I don’t think Necro is ever going to be likely to get, and good stomping ability is probably one of them.

By far one of the best answers i saw on this forum,