Return of Reckoning

Greeting all.

atm iam playing on my Sw with 750 in bs and 650 in ws.... it abit low for me, but some pp told me this..

ok lets say that iam in a Grp with a IB that guarding me with Oath, a SM for they Bw and a Rp what buff can ill exp on bs and ws from them ?
Couse i dont see where ill get more in bs and ws from

depends on your gear, build and group comp - you can get "more" of those stats from many sources.

assuming 5sov/4tri or 6tri/3wl (the 2 most typical arpen focused SW builds) those stats sound normal-ish depending on if you are accounting for tri proc or renown points, not sure if you are

my SW in 6tri/3wl with full WS talis sits at 764 BS and 657 BS unbuffed - meaning no tri proc, stance or renown accounted for. this can be pushed much further when including buffs such as scout stance (+100 BS), tri proc (+130 WS), masterful aim tactic (+160 BS), instinctive aim tactic (+120 BS and +120 WS), liniment, party buffs, etc.

SW like WL, SL, mara and choppa have a fantastic position position where they can pump stats very easily due to the availability of infamous double stat tactic or tactics like bullseye/feeding on fear. sitting in altdorf, the stats are low, but given a combat situation they can be rather high. for me since i play with organized groups, and as SW is a very safe ranged dps, i'm usually playing a fairly greedy renown build with 0-2fs and rest in crit/WS for aoe build

accounting for tri proc, renown (crit/ws), typical party buffs (nothing extravagant here), liniment (i use either 60 bs 5% crit or 50 WS 50 ranged power typically), skirm stance (5% crit) and tactics (instinctive aim, bullseye) in your average combat situation i would sit around 950-975 BS, 900-950 WS and ~55-65% crit chance as a result. with some extra tinkering you can go higher than this, but i'm trying to keep the numbers realistic and not count some sort of cheesy buffs or extraordinary group composition.