@Kieran.Rob53 snow treaders is very strong in group play, as you never have to worry about cleansing snares and immobilization. It's most often used with organized group players or ball groups. Generally, all the information in this video is supposed to be a catch all for healing builds in general. Covering the most important points to hit.
@@TheLostSoulESO I’m gonna try the other morph of Hasty Prayer on my front bar today to see how it is, I’ve only been using BoL so far. Otherwise, taking the mag rune over the stam rune seemed odd, with pvp healing it’s usual to take the stam rune and on Warden the stam netch so we can recover stam through block, thought I’d mention since I saw you use SnB. Maybe you don’t block much though I’m not sure.
@Kieran.Rob53 generally speaking. The build I have here would better off be used in pug group healing, zerg healing, or Battlegrounds. While the individual morphs of skills are user choice, what I have slotted usually works the best for me. Templar is pretty nice for raw healing, so I only ever tend to block ultimates or bombs. Other raw damage will be mitigated by incoming heals and resistances. Alternatively to the SNB, you could run an ice staff and block with mag, which is also pretty common.
@@TheLostSoulESO You only block ultimates or bombs and yet have the healing power to stay alive through everything else despite wearing a defensive set (weaker heals) and running a recovery mundus (even weaker heals). I must be missing something, how are you staying alive? 😂
@Kieran.Rob53 considering that you're likely going to be playing a healing build in something open world, you'll catch a lot of cross heals pretty easily. If not, or you're in smaller conditions such as Battlegrounds, movement and positioning are key. If you can't be hit due to LOS, you aren't going to die. This isn't a specialized build, more general purpose and great for the demonstration of the things we want to build into a healer build.
thank you for your build
nice explanation
@@brandonochoa1934 thanks for watching!
You’re eliminating all snares and immobilisations on the one class that’s already the best at cleansing snares and immobilisations
@Kieran.Rob53 snow treaders is very strong in group play, as you never have to worry about cleansing snares and immobilization. It's most often used with organized group players or ball groups.
Generally, all the information in this video is supposed to be a catch all for healing builds in general. Covering the most important points to hit.
@@TheLostSoulESO I’m gonna try the other morph of Hasty Prayer on my front bar today to see how it is, I’ve only been using BoL so far.
Otherwise, taking the mag rune over the stam rune seemed odd, with pvp healing it’s usual to take the stam rune and on Warden the stam netch so we can recover stam through block, thought I’d mention since I saw you use SnB. Maybe you don’t block much though I’m not sure.
@Kieran.Rob53 generally speaking. The build I have here would better off be used in pug group healing, zerg healing, or Battlegrounds.
While the individual morphs of skills are user choice, what I have slotted usually works the best for me. Templar is pretty nice for raw healing, so I only ever tend to block ultimates or bombs. Other raw damage will be mitigated by incoming heals and resistances.
Alternatively to the SNB, you could run an ice staff and block with mag, which is also pretty common.
@@TheLostSoulESO You only block ultimates or bombs and yet have the healing power to stay alive through everything else despite wearing a defensive set (weaker heals) and running a recovery mundus (even weaker heals). I must be missing something, how are you staying alive? 😂
@Kieran.Rob53 considering that you're likely going to be playing a healing build in something open world, you'll catch a lot of cross heals pretty easily.
If not, or you're in smaller conditions such as Battlegrounds, movement and positioning are key. If you can't be hit due to LOS, you aren't going to die.
This isn't a specialized build, more general purpose and great for the demonstration of the things we want to build into a healer build.