wanting to make a seraphim

[Kajun]

ok guys what is a good solid build on seraphim, not sure how and where i want to go with this just a general overall advice on ca, weapon types etc... would be helpful

[pevil]

you can't go wrong with Gogo's Guide (http://forum.sacredeng.ascaron-net.com/showthread.php?t=35033)
or
Knights Plus Guide (http://forum.sacredeng.ascaron-net.com/showthread.php?t=27381) (slightly out of date as its Plus not UW but still an excellent guide)

[Dobster]

A great sword for the sera is the prototype sword. Gogo mentions it in his guide but the link is broken. Here is a link to the guide on the DA site:
http://clan-da.com/showthread.php?t=1096&highlight=unknown+warrior

When dual weilded they are great for her because of the good regeneration special move and critical hit.
Sorry if you already knew this:)

[Sanny]

A great sword for the sera is the prototype sword. Gogo mentions it in his guide but the link is broken. Here is a link to the guide on the DA site:
http://clan-da.com/showthread.php?t=1096&highlight=unknown+warrior

When dual weilded they are great for her because of the good regeneration special move and critical hit.
Sorry if you already knew this:)

This is a good build when using Energy Bolts... i really llike my sera at lvl 160 ish she has over 300 in EB and has no probs in Niob ... just a little boring :p

[FrostElfGuard]

I recently took a stab at making a gogo-style wonderbabe. His guides are a mouthful (eyeful?)!

Celestial light should be used like Poison Mist for the DE. Constant life leech, fast cast.

Seras need to use all the timers (combo, combat art and spell) to be successful at lower levels.

Attack CA has up to 9 hits (most hits of any character class for Attack).

Rotating Blades of Light is your friend (buff).
Strength of Faith increases your attack rating so you don't miss so often in melee.

And, as always: pump your CAs in each slot, and have an RSM or Regen Spells splot were the CAs are not pumped (which you rest in during combat) to quickly regenerate.

So, there's my nutshell of gogo's gigantic guide.

Hope it helps and is digestable. Bon appetite!