Righto - Going through what I see here:
1- YE GODS MAN WHY USE SOs?! (On second thought, why use level 30 IOs?)
2- I'm not much a fan of procs, so I'd recommend you swap the KD Bonus for a Mako's Acc/End/Rech in both Body Blow and Smashing Blow
3- You have a End/Rech IO, alone in it's set .... In an Auto power (Health)? That's an empty slot right there. Either swap it to something that'll actually do stuff (Heal IO, better yet the +Regen from that set) or pull the slot for another power.
4- You might be able to squeeze a little more regen/MaxHP if you threw some sets into your High Pain Tolerance and Fast Healing
5- If you pull a slot for somewhere (I choose hasten, put its slot in Quick Strike, and pull the 46 one for Stamina) and drop it into Stamina, you can get some lovely bonuses from Efficacy Adapter (Regen, MaxHP, Recovery)
That's about all I've got for ya. Hopefully you don't mind my little freakout about SOs.
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The Master said: "It is all in vain! I have never yet seen a man who can perceive his own faults and bring the charge home against himself."
>Analects: Book V, Chaper XXVI
1- YE GODS MAN WHY USE SOs?! (On second thought, why use level 30 IOs?)
2- I'm not much a fan of procs, so I'd recommend you swap the KD Bonus for a Mako's Acc/End/Rech in both Body Blow and Smashing Blow
3- You have a End/Rech IO, alone in it's set .... In an Auto power (Health)? That's an empty slot right there. Either swap it to something that'll actually do stuff (Heal IO, better yet the +Regen from that set) or pull the slot for another power.
4- You might be able to squeeze a little more regen/MaxHP if you threw some sets into your High Pain Tolerance and Fast Healing
5- If you pull a slot for somewhere (I choose hasten, put its slot in Quick Strike, and pull the 46 one for Stamina) and drop it into Stamina, you can get some lovely bonuses from Efficacy Adapter (Regen, MaxHP, Recovery)
That's about all I've got for ya. Hopefully you don't mind my little freakout about SOs.
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The Master said: "It is all in vain! I have never yet seen a man who can perceive his own faults and bring the charge home against himself."
>Analects: Book V, Chaper XXVI