WrathTalon
23-10-2006, 20:24
Hiya folks,
My Summoner (PvM, HardCore, plays in small parties) is currently at level 30. So far he's put points in the following:
5 Raven (I love them for their blinding)
5 Spirit Wolves
7 Dire Wolves
7 HoW
1 Grizzly
1 each in WereBear, Maul, and ShockWave (for crowd control).
Still in Normal, so running a Prayer Merc. Will upgrade to Might when I hit NM...
My question: what should I pump next, and in what order? Would it be more effective for me to continue pumping Dire Wolves next? Or should I start pumping Grizzly instead? Or concentrate on HoW? Or raise them all up evenly?
Since each point in a summon after the first provides a 5% Resist All benefit to that creature only (capped at 85% at level 18), I've assumed that it would probably be better to concentrate on first maxing a single type of summons to get critters with high resists, rather than splitting points evenly between Dire Wolves and Grizzly and having only mediocre resists for both. But maybe this isn't the way to go?
Any thoughts appreciated.
My Summoner (PvM, HardCore, plays in small parties) is currently at level 30. So far he's put points in the following:
5 Raven (I love them for their blinding)
5 Spirit Wolves
7 Dire Wolves
7 HoW
1 Grizzly
1 each in WereBear, Maul, and ShockWave (for crowd control).
Still in Normal, so running a Prayer Merc. Will upgrade to Might when I hit NM...
My question: what should I pump next, and in what order? Would it be more effective for me to continue pumping Dire Wolves next? Or should I start pumping Grizzly instead? Or concentrate on HoW? Or raise them all up evenly?
Since each point in a summon after the first provides a 5% Resist All benefit to that creature only (capped at 85% at level 18), I've assumed that it would probably be better to concentrate on first maxing a single type of summons to get critters with high resists, rather than splitting points evenly between Dire Wolves and Grizzly and having only mediocre resists for both. But maybe this isn't the way to go?
Any thoughts appreciated.