Notes

The primary focus for this build is energy support, though any allies will get a large amount of support from this build. I chose to go with Disruptors which have several procs for reducing damage resistance. 

The "old META" was the Iconian four piece set because of the limited selection of full 4 piece sets, and because of how strong the 3 and 4 piece bonuses were. Passive damage to the full team, and an active to give some extra "All Damage". I already had this set around long before this build, so it was almost a no-brainer to slot here. 

Devices are pretty standard, and most are situational for when I am not primarily supporting. Deuterium Surplus is for when I need maneuverability and Evasive Maneuvers and Emergency Power to Engines are on cooldown. TThe Large Auxiliary Batteries are specifically for the Fleet Power Network Array, since I lose a lot of damage due to using Aux2Batt and draining my Aux. I make sure to use one of these before using FPNA. The rest are really just filler, but if you wanted to go crazy with it, you could use some Team batteries. 

There are a lot of clickies (Universal Consoles with a power you can "click" and use on demand), and as such, Unconventional Systems is really strong and drives a lot of powers and equipment choices. There are mostly the same consoles across the 6 builds, and each Jorogumo can slot 14 consoles. Rather than make you play "spot the difference", the blue support is on my Carrier character which has a Mirror Engle. The weakest support clicky (in my opinion) at this point is Interphasic Instability, especially since quite a few of the others are account unlocks and we are very saturated on -DRR sources with Type 7s. With the release of the Vovin, it's ability to cut down cooldowns on all these consoles is second-to-none. There's no special synergies here, every console is a support clicky that I've analyzed in my support presentation.

Some of my builds still use 2 bays of Meshweavers, which are exclusive to Tholian ships. They each have Attack Pattern Beta III and interact with the Jorogumo's unique console, so they are tough to beat. However, doing some quick math - there are only 4 Meshweavers. A single bay of Type 7s brings more copies of APB3 than two bays of Meshweavers. If you use both bays of Type 7s, then the bonus energy damage from the Jorogumo console is lost. As such, bringing a bay of Widow fighters increases that output as well. Instead of 4 copies of Tholian Tetryon Grid and 4 copies of APB3, we end up with 6 copies of Tholian Tetryon Grid and 6 copies of APB3.

Notes

Commander Tactical/Miracle-Worker (Universal)

As one of only a few ships with a Commander Universal seat, the Jorogumo lends itself to a wide array of build types. You could make an "anchor", which uses the Commander Seat as a Gravity Well III. You could make a tank, with the commander seat as Reverse Shield Polarity III. In this case, we took Tactical for the Attack Pattern Beta III. At one point in time, that was the strongest debuff available - and then the Ahwahnee showed up. Now, 50 DRR is a pretty small drop in the bucket. If I had the DOff slots, I could easily slot the Conn officers that allow for a chance for Attack Pattern Omega to affect the entire team, but for now, this stays. 

Even before they reworked Miracle Worker powers to interact with Unconventional Systems, Deploy Gravitic Induction Platform was a solid choice for a support power. Both increasing shield Bleedthrough (more damage to hull!) and giving a minor pull, it just made sense. Now that it also triggers Unconventional Systems, it's a no brainer. We can only take this at Lt. Commander (rank 1), since we really don't gain much benefit for Rank 3 at Commander, only gaining up to 10% more shield bleedthrough. 

We also take Null Pointer Flood simply for the slightly better uptime on it versus Jam Sensors as an uncon trigger. In theory, you could drop Kemocite and shuffle things around to take Jam Sensors for more console uptime, but really not much for great Uncon triggers in an Ensign seat. 

Tactical Seating

While we are on the topic of Tactical seating, these powers all generally interchange. We need both Fire at Will and Torpedo Spread for spreading around Kemocite, Attack Pattern Beta, and any other weapon-tied debuffs using Entwinted Tactical Matrices. Kemocite and Distributed Targeting are support powers you can add as well. Since the support aspect gets stronger with rank on Kemocite and Distributed Targeting, I chose to take both of these at rank 2 and Fire at Will and Torpedo Spread at rank 1. If you drop Kemocite (only-15 DRR here), you can rank up Torpedo Spread to hit more targets with Delphics for debuff, and then take Jam Sensors in the universal ensign seat for more Unconventional Systems, but we're pretty in the weeds here as it's not a huge impact. 

Lt. Commander Science

While we wish we could take Gravity Well 3, Gravity Well 1 is enough to clump up targets as needed, but is far from the 12km pull possible with Gravity Well 3. Destabilized Resonance Beam is an AoE debuff, and while the damage scales with rank, the debuff portion does not, so we take it at just rank 1. Finally, tractor beam is both an Unconventional Systems trigger and a Carrier Wave Shield Hacking (shield offline) trigger, so it makes solid utility. 

Lt. Commander Engineering

While we could do Boimler + Photonic Officer, there's not much for us to do with the forced engineering seating. Being able to take Auxiliary to Battery in 2 slots allows us to have perfect cooldowns and we can slot Cold-Hearted without the pilot seating. While Cold Hearted shows up on a lot of tanks, the flexibility of having it on our support here comes in handy when someone doesn't already have it.

And of course, Emergency Power to Engines + ECH Conn Officer is on 100% of our builds. It's that useful!

The Emergency Conn Hologram is used on just about every build we have, so I won't rehash it's boost to maneuverability here. 

Technicians are covered up in Bridge Officers as these are what allow Auxiliary to Battery to be our primary cooldown scheme. 

When it comes to support, one thing we can do is remove buffs on the enemy target. While there are not a lot of buffs NPCs use, one clever example is "But That's Just the Beginning", the 3pc Lorca set. It places a removable buff on the target to prevent another torpedo from being fired at that target. Once that buff is removed, anyone with the 3pc set will fire another torpedo! Subnucleonic abilities also remove buffs, but its always better to have multiple sources of buff stripping. 

Finally, this is pretty niche, but this does reduce the minimum shared cooldown on generic batteries, so we can use our Auxiliary Batteries more often to hopefully line up better with big gravity wells and Fleet Power Network Array usage. Blues and Purples are prohibitively expensive. 

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