Notes from author
Last, but certainly not least of all…
Hello there and welcome to my regen build, a build I dreamed of making for many of my first months of PVP in Dark Souls. Buckle up!
Like my previous Dex/Faith/Tearstone build, this build is level 133. I must begin by justifying why this build is at this level. According to the Dark Souls Multi-Player Soul Level Range Calulator by Mopquill (hats off by the way), at this level, I can still invade a player at level 120 using the Cracked Red Eye Orbs.
Boy this build is a piece of work alright. I’ll be perfectly honest, it isn’t terribly viable but it has its days. So moving onto the stats. As I have already mentioned, I NEVER accept anything less than 50 Vitality, it’s just how I am. I tried for 30 minutes fiddling with the armor and Endurance but in the end, the Endurance was locked in at 40. And of course, judging by the look of the 40 Dexterity and the 36 Faith, you may know what kind of build this will look like. But rest assure, a regen build can very easily take you by surprise, care to find out?
A calling card of mine, I typically leave a weapon slot or two blank since there are so many viable dexterity weapons in PVP. For those who are curious, my favorite one to use is the Iaito. Yes-yes, I know, NO BOW (sad face). But for this build I just couldn’t afford the very slight weight and, for a smaller reason, it somewhat interfered with the strategy of this build. Now a regen build can’t be complete without no Sanctus now can it?
As I mentioned above, I fiddled with the armor for 30 minutes trying to maintain good defense and at least 36 Poise. Nothing too special really. If I had the extra room however, I would change the whole thing to Sunbro’s Set because in my opinion, it is an extremely balanced armor set. Oh well…
Okay so the rings and spells kind of go together for this build. You see, the Sanctus isn’t enough to make this build into a decent regen build. By this I mean a (NO MORE ROOM)
