Bishop Spec O_o

scorge

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knighthood said:
my old cleric Headoverheals was 50 rejuv for a few months and the power cost for them last spells especially spreadheals was abysmal , .


Thats why most clerics dont go to 50, the power cost for the heals was not a good tradeback, when you could use the lower spec ones. I know with the latest patch the heals were given a 33% power reduction in use, so 50 rej might be a viable spec, in the "old days" it wasn't.
 

eggy

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50 rejuv is a waste of time. 41 is the maximum I would go (my current spec). 40 would do, as I don't use that high spec too much any more.
 

[SS]Gamblor

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IN all honesty if you want to be a decent healer and do decent dmg , roll a rej/smite cleric ....


the spec i'm usign atm is 44 s , 47 enh, 7 rej , 12 parry.
i'm a perfector for now , well untill i get ML8 and get bodygaurd. and i heal decent enough.

st3 on a friar is very usefull , use that with the RR5 abilty and you can happly take out 2 - 3 ns's .. sbs jsut hurt too much :(
 

knighthood

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Update

UPdate on my gimp spec...

Seems im Headed for
44Rejuv
29staff
37enhance
rest parry

This gives me 2nd best Abs
2nd Best Dex/Quick
2nd Best Resist buffs

Had more spec points then i thought, also met a few peeps RvR wise and Duels since and im still perectly capable of killing, while not on par with a battlefriar ofc , but hey, had no complaints about my Heals in any grp ive been in yet. However got to make sure that people use protect on u cos last Spec heal does draw agro if u aint careful <HoT doesnt though>. Power drain for HoT is pretty nasty though, but the Spec heal, healing for around 690<993 record with wild healing> takes sod all power tbh and with mcl and serenity this is solved. So all in all its not as bad as it first seemed. Will test more at 50 :)
 

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