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<blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 5339696" data-attributes="member: 2067">Is that the party? Two rogues, a warden, and a paladin?I'd maybe pay attention to powers that can help shore you up against missing roles. You'll be pretty good as a Warden against masses of enemies (the usual Controller niche), because you can mark big groups. You might want to look at things that hit groups (like Hungry Earth) just so you can take down minions. You might also want to look at self-healing abilities (like Strength of Stone) so that the Paladin's healing isn't the only stuff in the party. The paladin will more often go after &quot;the big guy,&quot; while you're mopping up the minions. If you've got two rogues, you each might want to take one to protect, and try to keep your marks on critters that want to take out your rogues (and keep whatever buffs you generate going to them). If you've got a leader or a controller, though, the need for that is mitigated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="I'm A Banana, post: 5339696, member: 2067"] Is that the party? Two rogues, a warden, and a paladin? I'd maybe pay attention to powers that can help shore you up against missing roles. You'll be pretty good as a Warden against masses of enemies (the usual Controller niche), because you can mark big groups. You might want to look at things that hit groups (like Hungry Earth) just so you can take down minions. You might also want to look at self-healing abilities (like Strength of Stone) so that the Paladin's healing isn't the only stuff in the party. The paladin will more often go after "the big guy," while you're mopping up the minions. If you've got two rogues, you each might want to take one to protect, and try to keep your marks on critters that want to take out your rogues (and keep whatever buffs you generate going to them). If you've got a leader or a controller, though, the need for that is mitigated. [/QUOTE]

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