nighthunter
07-08-2008, 09:32 AM
<p>I know there are a whole lot of posts already on Warlock AA's, The reason I know this I have read quite a few of them. The bad thing most of them are well over 6 months (if not longer) old and do not really answer my questions (way to many PVP AA questions which doesnt help me at all).</p><p>I just hit level 70 yesterday, I have all my spells but one (didnt have Absolution made as I will take that as my Master II Choice) to at least Adept III in the 1 -75 range (I tend to get my spells made early just in case), I am on a PVE server and I had mostly solo'd my way up and have been grouping a bit more (Guild groups with Paladin Tank). Currently I have a total of 89 AA's in the following areas...</p><p>Sorcerer - 49 PointsFamiliar - 1Agility - 4,4,6,8,2Wisdom - 4,6,4,8,2</p><p>Warlock - 40 PointsExplosive Line:Poison Cloud -3Gas Cloud - 2Negative Absolution - 5Devastation - 5Rift - 5Aftershock - 1</p><p>Protection Line:Magi's Shielding - 5Concussive - 5Interference - 5Vacuous - 1</p><p>Propagation Line:Venomous Grasp - 3</p><p>Ok, now to my questions...I really don't seem to have power issues so would it be better to drop the two points from "Sagacity" and put them into "Free Hand Sorc" giving me a total of 8 points there or will I suddenly have power issues by dropping that? I think I will go 4, 4, 4, 8 I the Strength Line next. I am torn on the next line to take under Warlock; I am leaning towards "Propagation Line" as that seems a very nice ability but I have read that the "Hastings" line is also very good. For someone who has no plans of raiding (and even if I did it would be with my Assassin, Templar or Conjuror first), which of these two would be a better choice? Lastly, Nullmail - I read one in one of the posts that with 5 points you gain an AoE blocker when not directly targeted, is this still currently true? I don't want to drop the points out of Concussive or Interference as I can control my agro rather well with those two spells. Any other advice offered would be appreciated. </p>