User:Auron/Imbagon

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THIS IS IT! THE GUIDE YOU'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR!! The (unofficial) official Scars Meadows imbagon guide!

This bar has been given out on several Guild Wars Guru forums, but I haven't seen much mention of it on the wiki. It's basically what beat Mallyx in Hard Mode, cleared FoW and UW in record times, and makes a joke of PvE in general (not that it wasn't a joke to begin with, but this seriously allows party members to go afk and still win). It is the epitome of brokenness - for all those paragons who bitch about being nerfed to the point of uselessness, YOU ARE DOING IT WRONG!

  • Spear Mastery: 12+1
  • Leadership: 10+1+1
  • Command: 8+1 (to meet the shield req; more armor is always better)
Swift Javelin.jpg
Swift Javelin
Merciless Spear.jpg
Merciless Spear
"Save Yourselves!" (Kurzick).jpg
"Save Yourselves!" (Kurzick)
"There's Nothing to Fear!".jpg
"There's Nothing to Fear!"
"For Great Justice!".jpg
"For Great Justice!"
Focused Anger.jpg
Focused Anger
Ebon Battle Standard of Honor.jpg
Ebon Battle Standard of Honor
Aggressive Refrain.jpg
Aggressive Refrain

Optional choices:

Swift Javelin may be switched out for Vicious Attack or Spear of Fury. Spear of Fury isn't good against Mallyx, because you can't use conditions on him, and thus you'd never trigger the additional adrenaline gain.

Take Anthem of Flame or Weariness on a hero - you can micro it to maintain AR between battles.

Usage[edit]

  • Use Agg Refrain at the start of each map, or before aggroing a mob.
  • As you enter combat, throw TNTF up and activate Focused Anger. In multiple-imbagon parties, remember not to use TNTF all at once, as repeated shouts will just waste energy. Multiple imbagons should chain TNTF with a fraction of a second downtime (so the healing effect occurs between shouts).
  • Maintain "Save Yourselves!"
  • Don't suck. You have no res because you are expected to keep everyone alive. If you screw up on your TNTF/SY chains and your party dies, it's all your fault.