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Mar 28, 2013 -- 8:40AM, Doobledigoop wrote:

I really like what does this build does with Action Points. I can even look past the non-existant reflex defensive.
 
I still don't get a couple of things:

The retraining on this looks messy, but I think I figured it out, except for the fact that the level 22 version has Elation of Fortune and Insightful Preparation at level 18 and 20, whereas the level 30 version has Human Ingenuity, Elation of Fortune and Insightful Preparation at level 18, 20 and 24 respectively.

Also, you have Martial Mastery but your only martial power is Tactical Orders and I don't see how you can take that. Novice Power lets you swap an encounter attack power and Tactical Orders is a utility power.

I figured Superior Fortitude was likely more useful than occasionally getting missed by a Reflex attack. The build has a lot of surges and ability to hand out temp hit points. If you have some item selection of your choice going on, Shared Valor Armor will make you really difficult to take down.

The retraining isn't actually that messy. The big problem is Multiclass Mastery. Ideally, I use that to free up a feat once I hit 22nd by getting it with Multiclass Mastery. But online character builder has a bug where if you've previously had a power, it doesn't like it if you get it again.

So what should happen at 22nd level is the following:
Retrain the level 12 feat, Bravura Leader into Multiclass: Mastery, taking with it Acolyte Power and Bravura Leader.
Take the feat Martial Mastery.

But what you're actually going to want to do is change Bravura Leader into some nonsense feat at 22nd, then retrain it into Multiclass-Mastery. Otherwise, Multiclass Mastery won't let you take Bravura Leader with it.