Companion's Fury & Warder's Fury

[Roland]

This might be a stupid question, but which one is supposed to be done first, Companion's Fury or Warder's Fury?

They seem to have basically the same description.

[wildwaters]

The companions fury is SoD. Instead of giving us more ranks in warder's and mages and such I think they just gave us all ranks in companions. Whether that made it easier to code or easier to control the dps out put and scale it appropriately I coudln't tell yah >.< Maybe someone like inphrared can weigh in.

As far as which to do first I'd reasearch the site and lucy's or w/e and try to see how much percentage each rank of each boosts the crit chance. Then figure out what is best benefit to aa cost. For example maybe you'll find out that doing ranks 1-5 of warders and then companions and then finishing warders is more efficient.

I have a sneaky suspicion the SoD ones are gonna be less benefit per aa spent but you will have to research that. I'll look around but no promises. >.<

[Codak]

I'd just do Warder's Fury first

[Firenz]

Well, actually with SoD they gave us ranks of Warder's alacrity/fury as well as the Companion's alacrity/fury.  And the class aa's would most likely give a lot better returns than the archtype ones.  The Companion's alacrity/fury were put in for classes like enchanters and shamans so their pets could crit/flurry now.

[wildwaters]

Anyone have percentages of increase in crit rate or any idea what kind of numbers per rank e are talking? I haven't really researched it too hard but doesnt seem to be alot on it and teh caster site is down.

[Kanan]

the deal is the archetype AAs are for all classes that have pets, ie, shm & sks too.

I'm willing to bet that the returns are pretty small, especially since i have troubles conceiving of our pets flurrying or cirtting more often than they already do.