Sorcerer PvP

Everything here is the gear from the dungeon build, rerolled. A skill preset keeps its own levels and stigmas, so this one can move points without touching your PvE setup: Revitalization Contract, Grace of Resistance and Absorb Essence go up to 10, and Grace of Enhancement, Vitality Evaporation and Flame Scattershot drop to 1. Scattershot only hits a staggered target and players never stagger, so it leaves the bar altogether.

The plan in one line: you have no dash, so you never let them reach you twice. Three of your four stigmas are about staying alive; the fourth makes the one Hellfire you get count.

Between all that, the right-click stack keeps Blaze and Firestorm going. Firestorm's PvP pick cuts their incoming healing by 60% for 5 seconds, which is what turns a Cleric fight from hopeless to winnable. Frost and Frost Burst share E: Frost goes out first, and while it cools down Frost Burst hits whoever is still frozen and heals you for 7% of your HP.

Most classes get one way out of a stun. You get two: Defiance, which frees you from stun, knockdown, airborne, grab, frost and fear and keeps you immune for 5 seconds, and Remove Hibernation. Use one, keep the other. Defiance does nothing against root, slow, seal or taunt, and theirs doesn't either, which is why a root or a slow is the best thing to open with once they've burned it.

That's 86 stigma points. Steel Barrier and Arctic Armor take 70 of them because they're up in every fight; Element Enhancement waits at 10, since in a duel you rarely get a second Hellfire anyway, and Hibernation costs a single point.

Every robe carries Status Effect Resist, which decides how long their stun keeps you, with HP and Accuracy or Critical Hit Resist beside it and one PvP passive line. The jewellery swaps Might for Intelligence: on a caster, Intelligence raises Status Effect Chance, so your freezes, roots and seals land more often. The spellbook and the guard roll Status Effect Chance for the same reason. Both rings put a level on Hellfire and on Bittercold Wind, which ends at 19 with the cards.

The Epic Fierce Battle Amulet is the PvP damage piece at this stage, and the Unique one replaces it later. Abyssal manastones carry PvP Attack, PvP Critical Hit, PvP Defense and PvP Critical Hit Resist. Perion's Tragedy on the spellbook can Seal and Heladrir's Chains on the guard can Root: two more controls that Defiance doesn't touch. Brawler Wings add Status Effect Resist and Chance while worn, and Saint of Ereshkigal is the attack title.

The PvP board runs on its own crystals from Ereshkigal's Monolith and the Abyss Shop, so it costs your other boards nothing. The board here holds its first 22 nodes: PvP Attack, Defense and Accuracy, and the first Status Effect Resist nodes. None of it counts against a monster, which is why the PvE build keeps it closed.