Build:Rt/any Wielder's Delight
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This general PvE oriented build utilizes a Ritualist's protective and healing abilities from the Restoration Magic line's Weapon Spells coupled with Spawning Power enchantments for energy management and added benefit to Weapon Spells.
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[edit] Attributes and Skills
 Ritualist / Any |
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| Spawning Power | 12 + 1 |
| Restoration Magic | 12 + 1 + 3 |
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- Life can be a good skill to bring along; although this would be better coupled with Spirit to Flesh. Weapon of Shadow and Wielder's Boon can be the ones swapped.
- Resilient Weapon can be added as an addition spell to counter hexes.
[edit] Equipment
- Restorer's Headwrap
- Halcyon's (Radiant) Armor for added energy. The Arms and Legs pieces, however, should have Mystic's Armor for added defence since you will be spamming skills.
- Rune of Minor Spawning Power, Rune of Superior Restoration Magic.
- Best possible Vigor Rune.
- The other two runes are optional; you may prefer extra energy withRunes of Attunement but a Rune of Recovery is also helpful to ward of daze.
- Bazzr's Staff and Spiritgarden's Repose work well, as well as any staff with similar mods.
[edit] Useage
This build works as a support healer/protector by using unremovable Weapon Spells and can cover almost all the responsiblities that a monk can carry.
- When a battle commences, begin by casting Wielder's Zeal and then Wielder's Remedy. Wielder's Zeal will serve as your energy management while Wielder's Remedey removes conditions from your allies while serving as a cover enchantment.
- Vengeful Weapon should be used as your main heal, as it is spammable and has a net cost of 1 energy while using Wielder's Zeal.
- Use Weapon of Shadow on the team's tank or any member that is being heavily attacked by enemies.
- Weapon of Warding is also useful when used on a tank or someone under heavy fire and has the added benefit of a much quicker recharge time.
- Wielder's Boon is your major heal. Bear in mind that it is not a Weapon Spell, so Wielder's Zeal will not help with this spell. However, when used on a party member who has a weapon spell, it bolsters a huge spike heal, similar to Word of Healing; therefore it is best used on party members with low health as oppsed to your "spam" heal, Vengeful Weapon.
- Of course, use Flesh of My Flesh to ressurect fallen party members.
[edit] Counters
Despite possibly lacking the out and out healing abilites of a Monk, this build is much more versatile, as most of your healing will be with Weapon Spells instead of enchantments. There are however a few counters to this build:
- Foes that use a lot of Hex Spells. This build lacks proper hex removal, and as such, is very suseptible to hexes.
- General "anti-caster" spells: various Mesmer spells such as Backfire can be devastating to you since you spam spells.
- Another counter to this Ritualist itself are enchantment removals. These will strip you of either your condition removal or your energy managment source.
[edit] Variants
Consider going Rt/Mo for hex removal such as Remove Hex or Holy Veil. These skills do not require any further attrbute points spent.
