What kind of manastones are good to socket in a gladiator's armor?

i want to have a good attack

 

crit and acuracy.. and magic resist bumps if u got 2 set

 

crit/acc is pretty good

or crit/atk is very strong, but using acc instead of atk hav many advantages, since there are block templars/cleric/chanters
and evasion ranger/sins, so using crit/acc will be useful in my oppinion

so yea go for crit/acc

 

If you're using plate, you better socket Accuracy + critical

If you're using chain, you better socket Magical accuracy + critical or can be Magic resist + critical.

 

Crit Strike and Accuracy.
A Glad's job is to kill, Period. The more crit you socket.. The more damage you induce.

Hope our suggestions will help you out!

 

well i tried magical accuracy and is working good u can use ankle snare and more silence

 

It really depends on your game-style as only you know how good you are in PvP.

The most usual build is Crit & Accuracy + Scrolls for more Crit. Actually, the more critical you got, the more damage you will have on the enemy. Of course the rate of how often you will damage the enemy is based on your accuracy and magical accuracy.

As a Templar I have seen many and different builds used by Gladies, as well as many good builds but bad players

 

Flight Time +7 bro

 

so true:w00t::w00t::w00t::w00t::w00t::w00t::w00t:

 

2200-2300 accuracy at least. There are some players that socket 2700 or even higher so they can ignore templar's block. Also socket some crit (I have 550-600 without scroll). You may need more, because ABG gives some strike resist. Maybe high attack is better than crit, but I like the chance to stumble with critical hit.

 

is in this server the crit soft cap 440? as in normal Aion

what i know is that 440 crits is 44% because 10 crit strikes is 1% until 440, after that 20 crit strike is 1%

that means 440 = 44% crit
600 = 50% crit
800 = 60% crit

normally is 2000 acc 440 crit the softcaps and then is more interesting to put +5 atack

in pvp sometimes is better to stack more acc because the evasion of rogues/rangers, the block of templar/chanter/cleric, and the parry of gladiators, but normally all classes have debuffs to decrease the evasion/block/armor/res of the oponent that can be helpfull

 

or healing boost xDDDD

 

i used to have full attack set on my gladiator and joined zergs.. aoe'd and always took most of the kills .. nice build but now..

crit/accurasy

 

I was expecting your .. to be filled with "but then I took an arrow to the knee", it'd have been a better story