Question for you, Kram:

If I'm running Fayne in a Block Damage comp, I could completely disable Narma's A2, which has her cycling A1 3 times instead of 2. Effectively, that should be a sufficient boost to her debuff extension chance, right?

I'm still very hesitant because of books it takes to book her, but I wonder if that is a sufficient strategy for her when paired with Fayne. 

The problem with Narma is that the three debuffs that are boosted are random. So you end up with lots of situations where you have a few debuffs that are sticking, but those last few slots just never end up lasting, because the wrong debuffs get boosted.

If it were to say instead, "boosts the duration of the three debuffs with the lowest duration by one turn" it'd be another story.

Also, FWIW, I also ran her with the A2 disabled. Wasn't enough, even booked.

Seen success with extending poisons from Anax this way in a comp I've built.... And really, when thinking about it, it's not about perma'ing extensions with Narma, like it is with Vizier. Instead it is about the Poison Sensivity, and extending some poisons here and there so you can get 1-2 more on the bar from champs like Anax or Fayne.

Seen success with extending poisons from Anax this way in a comp I've built.... And really, when thinking about it, it's not about perma'ing extensions with Narma, like it is with Vizier. Instead it is about the Poison Sensivity, and extending some poisons here and there so you can get 1-2 more on the bar from champs like Anax or Fayne.

This is basically what I was doing, yeah. I ran double ME with Narma, Brakus, and Martyr as my three DPS, and Fayne as a swap-in for affinity. Narma in reflex let her keep poisons active pretty effectively - but not enough to guarantee they stay up.