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<blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 5581172" data-attributes="member: 87792">The Executioner is a lot less teleport-y than the original assassin - it's a normal person with skills at killing fast and killing silently.&nbsp; No shrouds, but garrotes.&nbsp;That said, to me the king of &quot;Take that guy out of the fight and give him a good seeing to&quot; is not the assassin at all.&nbsp; It's the Avenger - you do extra damage if the enemy tries to get away with one build option (and rolling twice to hit is always good).&nbsp; In second place is the Swordmage - less damage, but tougher and the swordmage mark makes them come to you (or suffer a to hit penalty and some other effect).&nbsp; And both types of assassin (especially the one you have there) are known to be weak.&nbsp;Oh, regarding Melee Training, it only applies to basic attacks.&nbsp; Most of the time you are going to be using powers - so all it really does is gives you a decent opportunity attack and charge.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neonchameleon, post: 5581172, member: 87792"] The Executioner is a lot less teleport-y than the original assassin - it's a normal person with skills at killing fast and killing silently. No shrouds, but garrotes. That said, to me the king of "Take that guy out of the fight and give him a good seeing to" is not the assassin at all. It's the Avenger - you do extra damage if the enemy tries to get away with one build option (and rolling twice to hit is always good). In second place is the Swordmage - less damage, but tougher and the swordmage mark makes them come to you (or suffer a to hit penalty and some other effect). And both types of assassin (especially the one you have there) are known to be weak. Oh, regarding Melee Training, it only applies to basic attacks. Most of the time you are going to be using powers - so all it really does is gives you a decent opportunity attack and charge. [/QUOTE]

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