AA Spec for Level Locking on Nagafen?

[Chunkaliscious]

<p>With the new changes for Nagafen coming up, the ability to level lock and the ability to spend more than 1.5 times your level in AA, what would a good AA spec look like at level 35?</p><p>I am still really new to the bruiser class, but from looking at the abilities available and the number of points able to be spent at 35 this is a <a href="http://www.beetny.com/eq2aa/?301e1@84a816a61111e555@15@75@155355@11@2121e@3535 5@15@3551@15@2551" target="_blank">build</a> I have come up with.</p><p>I'm fairly comfortable with the bruiser and shadow tab, or I could be completely off base, my biggest concern or lack of knowledge is on the brawler tab.</p>

[Ba]

<p>At 150 my pvp spec looked like <a href="http://www.beetny.com/eq2aa/?301e1@84a816a61111e555@15@75@155355@11@2121e@3535 5@15@3551@15@2551">this</a></p><p>Went for survivability more than anything in my build. It has been working well so far. The rest of my points past 150 have gone into the shadows tree again working on deflection and blocking.</p>

[alabama]

<p>thats a decent setup for that lvl.</p><p>i would switch it up a little though but it really depends how <em>your personal</em> pvp playstyle is. and whether you are more leaning towards open world pvp or bg's.</p><p>the only reason i would ever take mantis leap over chi/double attack is to deal with the very best rangers in open world pvp. and at that lvl they are few and far between. that last teleport/mellee hit/and a ca or two almost always leaves em swimming with the fishes.</p><p>i love the mantis leap ability but imo at that low lvl with aa restrictions chi is way better in alot more situations then mantis leap. pop chi, hit crane flock and watch the bodies hit the floor</p>