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<blockquote data-quote="Ryujin" data-source="post: 5029379" data-attributes="member: 27897">I tend to look for synergy whenever possible, rather than just the build. My Warlock (originally Feylock, now Fey/Darklock) has two Darklock powers, Cursebite and Cursegrind, because they're great for total overall damage and minion clearling. Fury of Gibbeth works great with my upside-down secondary is higher than primary ability build, but it and Otherwind Stride have great synergy with Far Realm Glimpse; lock 'em down, then make 'em pay for not being able to run away. Being able to roll twice against a single opponent for the duration of an encounter, combined with being able to be invisible to that opponent for a round (Bard &quot;Grave Caller PP), makes for pretty good synergy with any of the above. I think that I more made the powers fit the character concept, than went for build specific benefits, but afterward I picked feats that improved the usefulness of those powers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ryujin, post: 5029379, member: 27897"] I tend to look for synergy whenever possible, rather than just the build. My Warlock (originally Feylock, now Fey/Darklock) has two Darklock powers, Cursebite and Cursegrind, because they're great for total overall damage and minion clearling. Fury of Gibbeth works great with my upside-down secondary is higher than primary ability build, but it and Otherwind Stride have great synergy with Far Realm Glimpse; lock 'em down, then make 'em pay for not being able to run away. Being able to roll twice against a single opponent for the duration of an encounter, combined with being able to be invisible to that opponent for a round (Bard "Grave Caller PP), makes for pretty good synergy with any of the above. I think that I more made the powers fit the character concept, than went for build specific benefits, but afterward I picked feats that improved the usefulness of those powers. [/QUOTE]

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