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* {{Relic|Relic of the Defender}} - better healing.
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* {{Relic|Relic of the Defender}} - better healing thanks to the many {{Tooltip|Aegis}} sources in the build.
  
 
* {{Relic|Relic of Isgarren}} - more damage.
 
* {{Relic|Relic of Isgarren}} - more damage.
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==Usage==
 
==Usage==
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'''Elite specialization basics'''
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* Warriors who spec {{Tooltip|Bladesworn}} lose access to weapon swapping in combat but gain access to the Gunsaber, which works a bit like an Engineer kit (F1 by default).
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* Instead of '''Adrenaline''' you build '''Flow''' in combat. If you have enough Flow you gain access to {{Skill|Dragon Trigger}} (F2), which roots you in place and starts consuming Flow when used. Dragon Trigger empowers your Gunsaber skills. The more Flow you consume, the stronger the first 3 skills get. These 3 skills are the main source of your burst damage.
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* While swapping in and out of Gunsaber has a 10s CD, this can sometimes be bypassed. {{Skill|Dragon Trigger}} is on a separate CD and using it puts you back into Gunsaber mode.
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'''General'''
 
'''General'''
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* The role of this build can vary based on what traits are taken and what is needed by your team. All variants have the ability to take 1v1s and contribute to teamfights, but the default version presented here is designed to be a duelist.
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* '''Role:''' your primary purpose is to be a duelist and take 1v1s, but the build has plenty of AoE pressure and even some group utility too, making you useful in teamfights as well in case you'd need to be more flexible.
  
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'''Dueling'''
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* Gunsaber isn't a very complicated weapon. 1-4 are damaging skills and 5 is for mobility/{{Tooltip|Fury}} application. Skills 1-3 are ranged, 4 can be both melee and ranged. Spam them in whatever order you wish if they're not on CD.
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*When playing as a duelist you have strong kill pressure in 1v1s and significant ability to survive outnumbered (depending on the matchup).
 
  
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*Your best matchups are duelists that rely on blocks for sustain such as virtuoso, other warriors, rangers and vindicators. Bad matchups are ones that have heavy boon corrupt and cc such as condi reaper.
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* The 3 Dragon Trigger burst skills are:
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** Dragon Slash - Force: replaces the autoattack, melee cleave.
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** Dragon Slash - Boost: replaces skill 2, a gap closer/mobility skill with good damage. This is the '''most commonly used''' Dragon Trigger skill as it deals high damage and has the reach to hit enemies that are farther away.
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** Dragon Slash - Reach: replaces skill 3, ranged projectile attack.
  
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*Weapon and gunsaber abilities are mostly chip damage and can be used as you see fit to presure the enemy and sustain yourself. The most important source of your damage is gunsaber 3 and your dragon slash.
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* While Dragon Trigger is active, Gunsaber '''skill #5''' turns into a ground targeted '''teleport'''. While the range is short, this could still allow you to reposition yourself in a way to hit targets who escaped to the highground or are hiding behind a pillar.
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** When playing with {{Trait|Brave Stride}} this could also act as an instant source of {{Tooltip|Stability}} that could help you avoid being interrupted.
  
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*{{Trait|Stalwart Strength}} means that when you cc a target with gunsaber 3 or dragon slash you will gain stability reducing the enemies ability to counterpressure and giving you a 10% damage buff for the duration of the stability. The best skills to use with this damage buff in descending order of priority are pistol 5, gunsaber 2, gunsaber 4, axe 2 then axe 3. This is your main combo and where most of your significant damage comes from.
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* {{Trait|Unyielding Dragon}} makes it easier to land Dragon Trigger skills by giving you {{Tooltip|Blind}} immunity while also making it more threatening by adding a {{Tooltip|Stun}}.
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** Skill #4's {{Tooltip|Aegis}} application could also come in clutch if your timing is good, potentially blocking a CC skill that would otherwise interrupt the channeling.
  
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*Dragon slash is not only a powerful offensive tool but a powerful defensive tool. The cc, healing and stability it provides means a quick dragon slash can provide you sustain and interupt the enemies attacks allowing you to counterpressure.
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* '''Axe/Pistol''' has plenty of burst damage and {{Skill|Throw Axe}} could act as a quick finishing move against low HP targets, but it's also an excellent set for '''Barrier''' stacking (more on that later).
  
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*While quick dragon slashes can be valuable the most damaging and effective ones come from those that are charged up for a long amount of time. In order to do this you must know how to make use of your defensive abiltiies while charging up. Your first ability to defend yourself is {{tooltip|Triggerguard}} which applies 2 seconds of aegis. Should be used reactively to the first source of cc you see coming your way. Next if you have taken {{Trait|Brave Stride}} you can use {{tooltip|Flicker Step}} to teleport close to the enemy and gain stability. If the enemy dodges use your dragon slash (force or boost depending on if theyre in range) when the dodge animation finishes. If they attempt to cc you use dragon slash when the cc animation is finished. If they do nothing continue charging dragon slash until you have a good opportunity to land it.  
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* {{Skill|"For Great Justice!"}} is both a defensive and offensive skill. You can either use it to heal/cleanse yourself and your team or boost your damage depending on the situation.
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<!--* {{Skill|"On My Mark!"}} is great at dealing with classes that rely on {{Tooltip|Stealth}} for sustain or combos because of the instant {{Tooltip|Revealed}}. While you can't use it to reveal stealthed targets, you can prevent enemies from gaining stealth.-->
  
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*Dragon slash can also be used to gain control of nodes. Endlessly charging a dragon trigger can make enemies afraid to enter melee range so if done on an enemy node may allow you to decapture it. Your ability to do this will be lowered as the enemies skill increases.
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* Mobility skills give you {{Tooltip|Swiftness}}.
  
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'''Teamfighting'''
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* {{Trait|Shield Master}} causes {{Tooltip|Aegis}} to reflect projectiles. This is way more impactful than it sounds, because attacks you reflect don't consume the Aegis, allowing you to block way more than just 1 attack.
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*When teamfighting you want to be on the frontlines of the teamfight. You will likely be the tankiest member of your team and as such you want to be drawing the focus of your team so your squichier dps' can put in work. Additionally you want to be peeling for your teamates when they are under pressure either via cleansing their conditions or by ccing the enemies that are pressuring them.
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** Skill #4 on both sets (Pistol and Gunsaber) are {{Tooltip|Aegis}} sources.
  
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*Dragon slash is an amazing tool in teamfights that disrupts the enemies pressure that should be used almost off cooldown.
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* {{Trait|Stalwart Strength}} gives you {{Tooltip|Stability}} whenever you CC a target. This is one of the reasons why building up 2 charges on Gunsaber #3 is a good idea - at 2 charges the skill has {{Tooltip|Daze}}, and you could us this trait synergy to follow up with a Dragon Trigger cast that's now protected.
  
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*Teamfights can often be a good situation to get a significanlty charged dragon slash in. When you are not under focus and your team isn't in huge danger charging a slash out of sight of the teamfight or out of range of the enemies damage can provide you massive prescence and even win you the fight.
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* Dodge rolling grants {{Tooltip|Resistance}} which is especially useful against {{Tooltip|Blind}} and {{Tooltip|Weakness}} spamming specs. With this trait you can keep on pressuring targets by sacrificing a dodge, or end up getting it as a passive bonus anyway when dodging attacks.
  
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*If you have support pay attention to when they give you stability as this is your chance to unleash massive damage through weapon skills or by charging a big slash (watch out for boon corrupt though!).
 
  
 
'''Sustain'''
 
'''Sustain'''
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*The following applies for both teamfighting and dueling.
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* Every source of {{Tooltip|Might}} application heals you thanks to {{Trait|Might Makes Right}}, turning otherwise damage focused skills like {{Skill|"For Great Justice!"}} into healing skills.
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* {{Trait|Unshakable Mountain}} is a very important part of your survival kit, giving you barrier whenever you use the last charge of an ammo skill. This includes your shouts, {{Skill|Combat Stimulant}}, Gunsaber skills and even {{Skill|Throw Axe}}.
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* {{Trait|Unshakable Mountain}} heavily encourages you to spam Gunsaber skills to make sure that you don't build up multiple charges. If every charge is your last one, this trait keeps the procs rolling.
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** Skill #3 on Gunsaber is an exception, you might want to consider building up ammo on that one because it makes the skill significantly stronger, even adding a {{Tooltip|Daze}} to it.
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* Pistol has amazing synergy with {{Trait|Unshakable Mountain}}, as both of its skills are ammo skills and {{Skill|Dragon's Roar}} recovers charges very quickly which keeps the Barrier rolling.
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* Simply chaining {{Skill|Dragon's Roar}} {{to}} {{Skill|Gunstinger}} {{to}} {{Skill|Dragon's Roar}} on repeat as long as you can will give you lots of Barrier. You can extend the combo with {{Skill|Tactical Reload}}, restoring ammo to both Pistol skills, allowing you to use Gunstinger once and Dragon's Roar twice.
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* {{Relic|Relic of the Trooper}} turns every shout skill into a source of condition cleansing.
  
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*Your sources of sustain will vary based on the variant of the build you choose. All versions will gain sustain from using their dragon slash via {{Trait|Adrenal Health}} so you should use your dragon slash as often as possible. This means you shouldnt be overly worried about fully chargign it but isntead recongise the situations in which a charged dragon slash is possible and when it is instead better to use a lowly charged slash.
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* {{Skill|Tactical Reload}} gives one charge to all Bladesworn ammo skills and makes your next Dragon Trigger charge faster. It's primarily a defensive skill best used to recharge your healing skill and Gunsaber #5 for extra mobility. To get full value out of it make sure that all of your Gunsaber skills are on CD and your heal doesn't have more than 1 charge. This is especially important because of the {{Trait|Unshakable Mountain}} synergy, as going from 0 ammo to 1 will proc the barrier on the next cast, but going from 1 ammo to 2 doesn't.
  
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*When under pressure {{tooltip|Cyclone Trigger}} is a very valuable skill. It gives you aegis and blocks projectiles allowing you to escape to a kite spot when heavily focused. The ability to regain a charge of this ability with {{Skill|Tactical Reload}} is a key reason why I recomend this elite option even when not using {{Skill|Combat Stimulant}}.
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* Be careful with the timing of {{Skill|Combat Stimulant}}! The charges don't stack, if you use the second one before the first heal goes off the first one won't heal you.
  
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*{{Trait|Unshakable Mountain}} is an incredible source of sustain that allows you to sustain yourself via the use of offensive abilities. This skill means that you should not worry about overusing or spamming skills (Within reasons) as it gives you substantial amounts of barrier. This skill allows you to trade damage with enemies while your health pool remains mostly untouched.
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* Your best source of condition cleansing is also one of your only stun breaks: {{Skill|"Shake It Off!"}} so plan your CD management accordingly.
  
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*Condition cleanse is gained via the variations in the build discussed above. You must be intuitive in understanding the matchups you will face and what skills will be most useful. For example, when you do not trust your team and expect to be outnumbered for a long time {{Skill|Combat Stimulant}} is an incredible source of healing. As such if expect to be in this situation and needing additional cleanse then take warhorn offhand.
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* {{Skill|Balanced Stance}} is the best skill in the build for surviving Power based damage, even allowing you to tank some enemy burst while counter pressuring them. It's also a stun break, so if you're not under any condition pressure you might want to use this first before resorting to {{Skill|"Shake It Off!"}} later.
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** This skill could also be used offensively, using the {{Tooltip|Stability}} to protect your Dragon Trigger casts.

Revision as of 14:02, 17 September 2023

The community gave this build a rating, making it top-tier: Great

Focused on: Strike damage and Sustain

Designed for: PvP Conquest

Difficulty:
Easy
This build was last updated on September 17, 2023 and is up to date for the October 8, 2024 patch.


Overview

A new take on the old power Bladesworn build using the Defense traitline to gain some new tools such as Resistance Resistance on dodge and regain some of the Stability Stability access lost through nerfs.


Skill Bar

Axe/Pistol
Utility


Skill Variants

Weapons

  • Warhorn over Pistol is a good option when you are likely to face heavy condi matchups but don't want to give up the sustain of Combat Stimulant. Escpecially useful against condi reapers and rangers to remove movement inhibiting conditions.


Heal

  • Mending offers better condi cleanse and a damage buff at the cost of considerably less healing. Consider taking Peak Performance on Strength Strength if chosen.


Utility

Viable choices for the optional slot:

  • Dragonspike Mine is a low CD stunbreak that also resets the CD on Dragon Trigger, which makes it work as a burst CD/mobility tool too.
  • Banner of Defense increases your sustain and group utility. One of your better options against condition specs too and you could even combo some Resolution Resolution with Break Step (Gunsaber #5).
  • Endure Pain is useful especially if you expect to be plussed by heavy burst specs.
  • Balanced Stance is a stun break that adds on-demand Stability Stability access to the build and even mititages strike damage, although not as well as Endure Pain does.
  • "On My Mark!" is a utility that can be used if you are confident in only needing one stunbreak. Adds more value to Relic of the Trooper and the vuln + reveal can help you secure kills.
  • Stomp is a somewhat niche but very versatile utility skill that acts as stunbreak, cc and provides some stability access.


Elite

The elite can be changed out but not very strongly recomended as Tactical Reload provides alot of damage and sustain expecially paired with Combat Stimulant.

  • Battle Standard can be useful when you expect to be mostly teamfighting.
  • Rampage very powerful tool for sustain or kill securing when paired with Peak Performance.


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Specializations

Variants

  • Restorative Strength works well with Combat Stimulant and has synergy with Might Makes Right.

Variants

  • Cleansing Ire trades Stability Stability uptime and extra damage for better cleansing and flow generation.

Variants

  • River's Flow increases your survivability but lowers your mobility. Becomes objectively better when playing with Warhorn, as Warhorn's Swiftness Swiftness uptime makes the current trait unnecessary.


Equipment

Axe
Pistol
Sigil
Sigil
Rune
Amulet
Relic


Equipment Variants

Sigils

  • Sigil of Energy over Sigil of Intelligence can be taken when playing as a side noder. Might Makes Right provides alot of endurance so this sigil is only recomended for beginers or using the lowest sustain variant of this build.


Relics

  • Relic of the Defender - better healing thanks to the many Aegis Aegis sources in the build.
  • Relic of Isgarren - more damage.


Runes

  • Rune of Fighter - more tanky option.


Usage

Elite specialization basics

  • Warriors who spec Bladesworn Bladesworn lose access to weapon swapping in combat but gain access to the Gunsaber, which works a bit like an Engineer kit (F1 by default).
  • Instead of Adrenaline you build Flow in combat. If you have enough Flow you gain access to Dragon Trigger (F2), which roots you in place and starts consuming Flow when used. Dragon Trigger empowers your Gunsaber skills. The more Flow you consume, the stronger the first 3 skills get. These 3 skills are the main source of your burst damage.
  • While swapping in and out of Gunsaber has a 10s CD, this can sometimes be bypassed. Dragon Trigger is on a separate CD and using it puts you back into Gunsaber mode.


General

  • Role: your primary purpose is to be a duelist and take 1v1s, but the build has plenty of AoE pressure and even some group utility too, making you useful in teamfights as well in case you'd need to be more flexible.
  • Gunsaber isn't a very complicated weapon. 1-4 are damaging skills and 5 is for mobility/Fury Fury application. Skills 1-3 are ranged, 4 can be both melee and ranged. Spam them in whatever order you wish if they're not on CD.
  • The 3 Dragon Trigger burst skills are:
    • Dragon Slash - Force: replaces the autoattack, melee cleave.
    • Dragon Slash - Boost: replaces skill 2, a gap closer/mobility skill with good damage. This is the most commonly used Dragon Trigger skill as it deals high damage and has the reach to hit enemies that are farther away.
    • Dragon Slash - Reach: replaces skill 3, ranged projectile attack.
  • While Dragon Trigger is active, Gunsaber skill #5 turns into a ground targeted teleport. While the range is short, this could still allow you to reposition yourself in a way to hit targets who escaped to the highground or are hiding behind a pillar.
    • When playing with Brave Stride this could also act as an instant source of Stability Stability that could help you avoid being interrupted.
  • Unyielding Dragon makes it easier to land Dragon Trigger skills by giving you Blind Blind immunity while also making it more threatening by adding a Stun Stun.
    • Skill #4's Aegis Aegis application could also come in clutch if your timing is good, potentially blocking a CC skill that would otherwise interrupt the channeling.
  • Axe/Pistol has plenty of burst damage and Throw Axe could act as a quick finishing move against low HP targets, but it's also an excellent set for Barrier stacking (more on that later).
  • "For Great Justice!" is both a defensive and offensive skill. You can either use it to heal/cleanse yourself and your team or boost your damage depending on the situation.
  • Shield Master causes Aegis Aegis to reflect projectiles. This is way more impactful than it sounds, because attacks you reflect don't consume the Aegis, allowing you to block way more than just 1 attack.
    • Skill #4 on both sets (Pistol and Gunsaber) are Aegis Aegis sources.
  • Stalwart Strength gives you Stability Stability whenever you CC a target. This is one of the reasons why building up 2 charges on Gunsaber #3 is a good idea - at 2 charges the skill has Daze Daze, and you could us this trait synergy to follow up with a Dragon Trigger cast that's now protected.
  • Dodge rolling grants Resistance Resistance which is especially useful against Blind Blind and Weakness Weakness spamming specs. With this trait you can keep on pressuring targets by sacrificing a dodge, or end up getting it as a passive bonus anyway when dodging attacks.


Sustain

  • Every source of Might Might application heals you thanks to Might Makes Right, turning otherwise damage focused skills like "For Great Justice!" into healing skills.
  • Unshakable Mountain is a very important part of your survival kit, giving you barrier whenever you use the last charge of an ammo skill. This includes your shouts, Combat Stimulant, Gunsaber skills and even Throw Axe.
  • Unshakable Mountain heavily encourages you to spam Gunsaber skills to make sure that you don't build up multiple charges. If every charge is your last one, this trait keeps the procs rolling.
    • Skill #3 on Gunsaber is an exception, you might want to consider building up ammo on that one because it makes the skill significantly stronger, even adding a Daze Daze to it.
  • Pistol has amazing synergy with Unshakable Mountain, as both of its skills are ammo skills and Dragon's Roar recovers charges very quickly which keeps the Barrier rolling.
  • Simply chaining Dragon's Roar ⇒ Gunstinger ⇒ Dragon's Roar on repeat as long as you can will give you lots of Barrier. You can extend the combo with Tactical Reload, restoring ammo to both Pistol skills, allowing you to use Gunstinger once and Dragon's Roar twice.
  • Relic of the Trooper turns every shout skill into a source of condition cleansing.
  • Tactical Reload gives one charge to all Bladesworn ammo skills and makes your next Dragon Trigger charge faster. It's primarily a defensive skill best used to recharge your healing skill and Gunsaber #5 for extra mobility. To get full value out of it make sure that all of your Gunsaber skills are on CD and your heal doesn't have more than 1 charge. This is especially important because of the Unshakable Mountain synergy, as going from 0 ammo to 1 will proc the barrier on the next cast, but going from 1 ammo to 2 doesn't.
  • Be careful with the timing of Combat Stimulant! The charges don't stack, if you use the second one before the first heal goes off the first one won't heal you.
  • Your best source of condition cleansing is also one of your only stun breaks: "Shake It Off!" so plan your CD management accordingly.
  • Balanced Stance is the best skill in the build for surviving Power based damage, even allowing you to tank some enemy burst while counter pressuring them. It's also a stun break, so if you're not under any condition pressure you might want to use this first before resorting to "Shake It Off!" later.
    • This skill could also be used offensively, using the Stability Stability to protect your Dragon Trigger casts.
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Ratings

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2 stars
Yerloq gave this build 2 stars • January 2024
Dragon Trigger is worthless now, and hits like a wet noodle. It has sustain but cant manage taking out targets. Running Defense is basically a requirement which negates any idea at making it practical for support either. Aegis and barrier are the only things keeping this bunker relevant. This needs more updates/reworks to be good again.
2 stars
Bilwit gave this build 2 stars • January 2024
This build was nuked from orbit after they took out the stun for Dragon Slash. It was never great at damage (only running up the number from splash dmg in teamfights), but now taking out its stun has nullified its ability to contribute to the team fight and also it's competency at 1v1. Still has great mobility and sustain that allows it to roam and side node bunker but this is not a serious build anymore.
2 stars
Death604 gave this build 2 stars • January 2024
class is very bad after the nerfs. Dragon Trigger is very bad ability, and really has no incentive in using. it is easy to dodge, and even if it does hit the damage isn't even impressive, so with the removal of the stun there is really no reason to even use it in a sidenode pvp because charging it roots you in place giving them the go signal to kill you with the only defense you have is the aegis which has 40 sec cooldown so after a couple of uses you are completely defenseless when charging. it still is tanky with the unshakable mountain, but that's really it. you are a useless bunker at the sidenode.
3 stars
PumpIt gave this build 3 stars • December 2023
Build clearly hasn't been updated in a bit. Mentions traits and interactions that are no longer relevant or exist. Still survives on a side-note but that's about it unfortunately. Was hoping I was just playing it wrong but this is no help since it talks stuff that doesn't exist anymore...
2 stars
AnOffMetaPumpkin gave this build 2 stars • December 2023
Build says it's been updated for the Nov. 28th patch, but I'm pretty sure many reviews are old or they just refreshed the relics. Half of which don't make sense. And some of the traits described are also not in the build. [Relic of the Daredevil] Doesn't work with the Strength trait line listed. Because the damage from [Reckless Dodge] (which you have to take) procs your 1-crit-hit. [Relic of Isgarren] only works if you have not built up 0-9 stacks of might previously so be sure you know how to trigger this. [Stalwart Strength] Is listed as combo-ing with Gunsaber 3. Which is true. However [Stalwart Strength] was on the version of this build 2 months ago. Not whatever they updated it to on Nov. 28th. | "Dragon Slash - Boost: replaces skill 2, a gap closer/mobility skill with good damage. This is the most commonly used Dragon Trigger skill as it deals high damage and has the reach to hit enemies that are farther away." | ^ This is also old. Dragon Trigger - Boost was destroyed in the last patch and will still track targets, but is basically useless as a mobility skill now. *Bladesworn's matchups have also changed significantly. And the removal of the stun off Unyielding Dragon means it not longer can setup+counter old sidenode Duels like condi Zerker and Weaver. Build's tankiness is still good and the rest of the guide is accurate. But it's tragically describing a build that no longer exists in the meta.
5 stars
Thumpen gave this build 5 stars • October 2023
High sustain build! Damage is good! easy to play just play few rounds! i’m actually not dying! one of the most underrated build in my opinion!
5 stars
Eddieknj gave this build 5 stars • October 2023
Easy, insanely broken, sustain is crazy, mobility is great, burst is simple to land. 5 stars all day
4 stars
Vex gave this build 4 stars • June 2023
It's strong but the full shout tactics version feels stronger to me which has much better healing and more frequent access to might stacking and such. On that I hardly ever lose a 1v1 while on this I have to be way more careful, which wouldn't be a problem but the more I'm forced to kit the less I can focus on doing damage and that results in drawn out fights.
5 stars
Hanz gave this build 5 stars • May 2023
High sustain, high damage, good mobility and CC. Easy to play and really strong at the moment. Bit weak to conditions but there are several customization options that could remedy that, and there's so much barrier and healing in the build that sometimes you can even brute force your way through condi matchups with the low cleanse version as long as you avoid the bursts or keep Shake It Off ready.
5 stars
Goon gave this build 5 stars • May 2023
A very strong build that can both duel and teamfight. While vulnerable to some builds like condi reaper you have enough sustain and cc that even unfavourable match ups are winnable when played right. The build is very flexible with skills and traitlines able to be changed to deal with whatever challenge you are facing. While not overpowered like it used to be it is certainly a strong build in the current meta.

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