Sirin Melee Courage Build
- Very Easy to Play
- Great PVE
- Great Mobility
- Good Single Target Damage
- Low AOE DPS
- Squishy
Overview
This is an alternative build to the usual 
Grace build most people prefer to play on the 
Sirin pact. And while Sirin doesn't provide any bonus 
Courage, building into it can lead to other weapon choices like the 
Duhk Halic and/or the 
Igne Mora. These both weapons are perfectly fine to use in the build and their attunement fits perfectly into high Courage builds.
Virtues
Naturally, you want to add as many points into Courage as possible, with the minimum requirement being 10 points for a lot of weapons, but building up to 20+ points would be ideal. Grace is also fine to get to 10 points so you can access some Grace weapons that require a certain amount of Grace.
Skills
Picktrix Powder – Use this to crowd-control enemies by staggering/blinding them and dealing some damage. It makes it much easier to finish off mobs once they’re CC’d, and you can move behind them to backstab and kill them quickly while also offering an opportunity for 
Pickpocket.
Trick of the Light – Creates a clone of yourself wherever you shoot an arrow (this doesn't require a bow). The clone taunts enemies and draws their aggro, letting you sneak behind them to backstab and finish off distracted targets.
Glamour – The stealth skill for Sirin players. Turns you into a butterfly and makes you effectively invisible, allowing you to sneak up on enemies for quick backstabs. This is especially useful when target-farming and using Pickpocket on specific mobs.
Sirin Upgrades
Pickpocket is a unique node that helps you gather resources. When you backstab and kill an enemy, they have a high chance to drop a loot bag. Akin reduces ability cooldowns, Mora's Pride boosts Courage, and Everbound gives a solid increase to Max HP.
Equipment
Joineries
Always pick a “Blessed by Mora” Joinery if you find one, as it boosts your damage and keeps Courage as your weapon’s attunement. If you don’t have it, skip reforging unless you at least have a Polished Joinery, which is a decent option that won’t change your weapon’s attunement. Remember that adding a Joinery resets the weapon back to level 1, so you’ll need to level it up again afterward.
Long Blade Upgrades
Flyblade Upgrades
