Yes, you can team multiple abominations together. Otherwise, all you will be using for the most part is his chain-whip, with situational blights. If a fight appears that calls for bigger burst, that is when you transform and go for R3 one-shots or front-rank AoE damage stacking. Stun is your bread & butter with the Abom. TLDR, the Abom has countless composition options due to him being a fast stunner and burst-damage dealer, which is good for mostly any group.Īgain, compliment the Abom's stun potential with heroes that can either capitalize on it, enforce it, or destroy the back-rank. You can swap Vestal to Occ if you want even more options. MAA (his rampart is both a stun and a knockback, allowing for more control and setups) or. Hellion (double front stun, allows Abom to work on Rank 3 with everyone else - can Swan Rank 4 if required) or. R1: Bounty-Hunter (extra damage vs stunned targets with Finish attack) or. R3: Plague Doctors or GraveRobbers work well in R3 as they can compliment the Abom's Blight damage, but you can also slot in any other ranged damage dealer you prefer, be it Arbs for co-healing, HWM, Hounds for stress, even a Jester for stress. His downside is lack of Rank 4 attacks, so make sure your composition can remedy this.
This means the party take as little stress as possible and your Abomination won't have to recover as much with his heal/stress-heal, absolution.Ībomination is a R1-3 Stunner with mid-rank DoTs, so anything that benefit (or further compliment) this will work well with him.
He inflicts party wide minor-stress once per transform, then from that point onward, all stress is on himself - the trick is to limit your uses and, when using it, transform back to normal as soon as it is no longer required. Treat it like the dog-biscuit (Houndmaster) and that cures your stress problem.
Transform is a steroid that should be used sparingly.
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