However, Templar's abilities from the Restoring Light tree are more than enough for your role, so in this section the Restoration Staff 's abilities (active ones) are skipped. This section assumes the second option - healing + crowd control, but, as always, you can (and should) modify it, to suit your needs.Īdditionally, if you want, you can use the abilities from the Restoration Staff skill line, which, unfortunately, require you to spend some additional skillpoints into that tree and enforce you to use a Restoration Staff as a weapon.

You can either opt to build it in a way so you can dish out some serious damage (which will cause you to attract some unnecessary attention from the enemies, leaving you with less time to heal your teammates), or, besides healing, you want to bring your own crowd control into a fight.

The second action bar can be planned according to your own whim - depending on a number of conditions. Your primary 'ability kit' and the action bar mostly used during the fights, would be almost entirely composed of skills from the Restoring Light skill line - the only thing that you should swap out is the ultimate (for reasons mentioned in the previous section), which should be replaced by the Dawn's Wrath one, Nova. All the abilities, both active and passive ones, are designed to support either yourself, or your party, which, with a little bit of experience and time spent in the game, should be sufficient to allow you to keep your teammates alive and well. The Templar, thanks to his Restoring Light skill line, is an ideal choice for a healer role.

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