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[Feranel]

Exactly how does the threat bonus on Bravado work?

It says it draws enemies towards you, is that just a generic wording for the actual effect or does it constantly generate AoE threat like the Sword and Shield ability in Dragon Age: Awakening?

If not, is it just 50% bonus threat generation per add past the first, as it says?

[Graunt]

I don't use it, it just looks like you do +50% more threat on top of whatever your threat would have been without it, not that you have some magical threat aura that keeps drawing enemies in.  If you want something that really works, put three points into Battlemaster.

[Feranel]

Hrm, tough call, if it's simply the tooltip, with 4 adds on you thats 200% threat bonus, would still make it easy to hold AoE threat with moving target to target, Bravery alone seems handy for compensating for lower STR when tanking, But you are right, the increase in DR and Defense it very attractive.

[Graunt]

Feranel wrote...

Hrm, tough call, if it's simply the tooltip, with 4 adds on you thats 200% threat bonus, would still make it easy to hold AoE threat with moving target to target, Bravery alone seems handy for compensating for lower STR when tanking, But you are right, the increase in DR and Defense it very attractive.

Well, it might end up being additional threat per enemy, which means the more enemies, the harder it would be for anyone else in your group to pull aggro.  That also means, the fewer the enemies the easier it is, and it's worthless on bosses. 

Edit: Just noticed you saw what I was saying about Battlemaster in the other thread.

Modifié par Graunt, 10 mars 2011 - 10:27 .

[Feranel]

Yeah, I just kinda glossed over it cause I looked at the Wiki which doesn't show the upgrades until you click on the link. I'm honestly debating the need for Taunt once you get the threat transfer upgrade. Will probably still get it.