FHR for PVP Zealot

Guys,

Is FHR important for a PVP zealot?

I have read most of the guides on the internet and realised some of the recommended setups do not incorporate much FHR at all.

For example: eth shaft, exile, visionary circ, ebotd, highlords, ravens, steelrends, inventory full of fine/sharp charms of vita and verdungos (10%), which will allow me to recover from a hit at 8 frames.

My understanding is with high defense and the fact that ZvZ duels last 1-3 hits FHR is NOT a priority, but what if you're dueling barbs and fury druids that take a little longer to kill?

I havent had the chance to put my zealot into practice (waiting for ladder to reset), but I'm pretty sure FHR plays a significant role in melee pvp.

Appreciate your comments.|||Zeal is uninterruptible, thus fhr is of little importance in zeal melee duels.|||ah forgot that fact, thanks for pointing that out.

FHR of little importance would mean bloodfists would not be of much value then?|||If using BO then the life mod on it would be pretty handy.|||Spinns - other glove options would be better if life is the only thing its offering... ik gloves, steelrends, magnus gloves or crafted blood gloves.|||If you get hit while in the middle of a zeal, then you don't need FHR. For that small delay between zeals, you do need it. Get some, but don't go overboard.|||Quote:








Spinns - other glove options would be better if life is the only thing its offering... ik gloves, steelrends, magnus gloves or crafted blood gloves.




I wasn't saying they were the best, just usable.|||Quote:








Guys,

Is FHR important for a PVP zealot?

I have read most of the guides on the internet and realised some of the recommended setups do not incorporate much FHR at all.

For example: eth shaft, exile, visionary circ, ebotd, highlords, ravens, steelrends, inventory full of fine/sharp charms of vita and verdungos (10%), which will allow me to recover from a hit at 8 frames.

My understanding is with high defense and the fact that ZvZ duels last 1-3 hits FHR is NOT a priority, but what if you're dueling barbs and fury druids that take a little longer to kill?

I havent had the chance to put my zealot into practice (waiting for ladder to reset), but I'm pretty sure FHR plays a significant role in melee pvp.

Appreciate your comments.




Actually fhr is not that important in pvp. Zealers are horrible in pvp just look up a v/t guide but without the use of coa and you will see what I mean.|||Quote:








Actually fhr is not that important in pvp. Zealers are horrible in pvp just look up a v/t guide but without the use of coa and you will see what I mean.




The setup he outlined is clearly meant for melee duels.

Oh wait, he did say ZvZ duels.