Specs Galore!
http://rift.zam.com/en/stc.html?t=10jrn....uMo0c.Vxdz is my planned melee-to-heal spec. Noctus is currently 6/18/0 and has cast-healed, and melee-healed and main tanked. The largest issue with melee healing is misses and getting far behind. Tanking I don't expect to be able to do for too much longer.
http://rift.zam.com/en/stc.html?t=1cLAE.ghozdcM.Vuo is my warriors current spec, setup for soloing invasions and minor rifts, utter obliteration of fang carriers and grouped pvp opponents, and ease of tanking leveling instances. On all accounts it has been strikingly successful.
http://rift.zam.com/en/stc.html?t=1cLAE.ghozdcM.Vuo This is a theoretical rogue pvp spec I've been tweaking. The toon is built as an enabler and harrasser. His job isn't to slaughter everyone in their path, but to allow their less talented, brutish teammates to crush the opposition as well as deny the enemy the ability to tag, tap, or activate any pvp objective or kill this aggravating marksman.
http://rift.zam.com/en/stc.html?t=1zRvw..fcRhk.x is what my mage currently is in an attempt to avoid worrying about mana potions, drinks, or going oom mid-pvp fight. It seems ok, but feel that GG's 'lock off, necro main is probably the stronger path. Fwiw, I haven't found a mage spec that is actually fun. The mana issues for non-lock/necro specs at low levels is just absurd. Even my cleric who I did use a potion or drink on from time to time had nowhere near the downtime my mage did as Storm, Pyro or Chloro. Also worth noting that gear seems to be a bigger deal on mages than on clerics for mana. I gained 300 mana last night from three gear upgrades.
http://rift.zam.com/en/stc.html?t=10jrn....uMo0c.Vxdz is my planned melee-to-heal spec. Noctus is currently 6/18/0 and has cast-healed, and melee-healed and main tanked. The largest issue with melee healing is misses and getting far behind. Tanking I don't expect to be able to do for too much longer.
http://rift.zam.com/en/stc.html?t=1cLAE.ghozdcM.Vuo is my warriors current spec, setup for soloing invasions and minor rifts, utter obliteration of fang carriers and grouped pvp opponents, and ease of tanking leveling instances. On all accounts it has been strikingly successful.
http://rift.zam.com/en/stc.html?t=1cLAE.ghozdcM.Vuo This is a theoretical rogue pvp spec I've been tweaking. The toon is built as an enabler and harrasser. His job isn't to slaughter everyone in their path, but to allow their less talented, brutish teammates to crush the opposition as well as deny the enemy the ability to tag, tap, or activate any pvp objective or kill this aggravating marksman.
http://rift.zam.com/en/stc.html?t=1zRvw..fcRhk.x is what my mage currently is in an attempt to avoid worrying about mana potions, drinks, or going oom mid-pvp fight. It seems ok, but feel that GG's 'lock off, necro main is probably the stronger path. Fwiw, I haven't found a mage spec that is actually fun. The mana issues for non-lock/necro specs at low levels is just absurd. Even my cleric who I did use a potion or drink on from time to time had nowhere near the downtime my mage did as Storm, Pyro or Chloro. Also worth noting that gear seems to be a bigger deal on mages than on clerics for mana. I gained 300 mana last night from three gear upgrades.
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