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I have decided to change my full str blader to a hybrid. He will have maximum Snow Shield (55% damage transfered). The basic idea is to make a character that can tank almost as good as a full str blader but deals much more damage. The character will only attack and will not nuke. The main focus will be on the blade chain attacks and the blade 's single target ranged attack.

Right now I am decided between a str to int ratio of 3:1 or 2:1. In the 3:1 case I will have just enough mp to fuel the Snow Shield and so can tank very well. In the 2:1 case I will be dealing more damage at the expense of lower survivability. I will also have some spare mp to do skills with.

look up BladeSkillz vid he was 5:1.

I had a hyb blader I'd say 90% phys balance, imo.
But really, check out bladeskillz pvp vid, hes a 5:1 hybrid 90 fire bicheon force 30 cold.
Even a hybrid as good as 2:1 wont support 53% (90 snow) You'll get your mp raped fast

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IMO, 85% physical balance sounds good. Don't know exactly what ratio that would be. It's somewhere around 3:1 and 4:1 : the ratio is aproximately 3.6.

Ok, I decide to start off with 2:1, and move to 3:1 later so I can level up faster around level 50ish. I will be maxing sword and ice. The next question is should I max fire or should I max lighting.

Fire gives mag def, phy dmg increase and highest buff damage. Lighting gives parry ratio, mag dmg increase and speed buff. Please note that if I max fire I will get level 30 lighting, and vice versa. There is also the option of going lvl 60 on both fir and lighting.

In the fire case I will be maxing the fire imbue. In the lighting case I will be maxing the cold imbue. What do you dudes think?

bicheon are not match with ice..since silkroad have the freeze(from imbue) bug and KD.

Mean that, once ur kd and freeze from imbue success at the same time, u wont be able to stab.

I will only be using the blade combo during party hunt because kd will piss a lot of high dmg wizards off. kd probably only if the mob is aggroed toward our cleric.