exeeter702 wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »That’s funny I’ve been running almost this same build on my magblade for healing / support. I have a set I swap for shacklebreaker on body that works about twice as good but I’m not ready to share quite yet glad someone else is finding the versatility of a magblade healer as well.
Eh whatever I’m feeling nice and been running it long enough, I’m share. Try out heavy tavas on your body over shacklebreaker and see what you think. I’ve been running heavy tavas, trans/lich + willpower 2h front bar for forward momentum. Been having a blast with this build with crazy support and ulti uptime + ~30k health in cyro lol.
Nothing secret about that really. Most nb healers have considered it. For bg / no cp tavas is medicore and doesnt help with any type of offensive pressure. In cp tavas trans is nice but it hardly game changing. If you really wanted to neck beard it and drop all forms of offense, you just go frost front, with tavas and trans + blood spawn.
I still think most of the builds here lack too much pressure for my liking.
exeeter702 wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »That’s funny I’ve been running almost this same build on my magblade for healing / support. I have a set I swap for shacklebreaker on body that works about twice as good but I’m not ready to share quite yet glad someone else is finding the versatility of a magblade healer as well.
Eh whatever I’m feeling nice and been running it long enough, I’m share. Try out heavy tavas on your body over shacklebreaker and see what you think. I’ve been running heavy tavas, trans/lich + willpower 2h front bar for forward momentum. Been having a blast with this build with crazy support and ulti uptime + ~30k health in cyro lol.
Nothing secret about that really. Most nb healers have considered it. For bg / no cp tavas is medicore and doesnt help with any type of offensive pressure. In cp tavas trans is nice but it hardly game changing. If you really wanted to neck beard it and drop all forms of offense, you just go frost front, with tavas and trans + blood spawn.
I still think most of the builds here lack too much pressure for my liking.
brandonv516 wrote: »exeeter702 wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »That’s funny I’ve been running almost this same build on my magblade for healing / support. I have a set I swap for shacklebreaker on body that works about twice as good but I’m not ready to share quite yet glad someone else is finding the versatility of a magblade healer as well.
Eh whatever I’m feeling nice and been running it long enough, I’m share. Try out heavy tavas on your body over shacklebreaker and see what you think. I’ve been running heavy tavas, trans/lich + willpower 2h front bar for forward momentum. Been having a blast with this build with crazy support and ulti uptime + ~30k health in cyro lol.
Nothing secret about that really. Most nb healers have considered it. For bg / no cp tavas is medicore and doesnt help with any type of offensive pressure. In cp tavas trans is nice but it hardly game changing. If you really wanted to neck beard it and drop all forms of offense, you just go frost front, with tavas and trans + blood spawn.
I still think most of the builds here lack too much pressure for my liking.
I take pressure but with swift jewelry, forward momentum, a plethora of stamina, cloak, and area denial cc, very few players are locking me down. It's just not happening.
But I also don't believe I take as much pressure as I should. Even some of the more dedicated groups get lax and don't focus me like they would a templar or warden throwing out heals.
It's very underestimated and I'm very happy with that.
@HEBREWHAMMERRR
I will look into that set thanks!
exeeter702 wrote: »brandonv516 wrote: »exeeter702 wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »That’s funny I’ve been running almost this same build on my magblade for healing / support. I have a set I swap for shacklebreaker on body that works about twice as good but I’m not ready to share quite yet glad someone else is finding the versatility of a magblade healer as well.
Eh whatever I’m feeling nice and been running it long enough, I’m share. Try out heavy tavas on your body over shacklebreaker and see what you think. I’ve been running heavy tavas, trans/lich + willpower 2h front bar for forward momentum. Been having a blast with this build with crazy support and ulti uptime + ~30k health in cyro lol.
Nothing secret about that really. Most nb healers have considered it. For bg / no cp tavas is medicore and doesnt help with any type of offensive pressure. In cp tavas trans is nice but it hardly game changing. If you really wanted to neck beard it and drop all forms of offense, you just go frost front, with tavas and trans + blood spawn.
I still think most of the builds here lack too much pressure for my liking.
I take pressure but with swift jewelry, forward momentum, a plethora of stamina, cloak, and area denial cc, very few players are locking me down. It's just not happening.
But I also don't believe I take as much pressure as I should. Even some of the more dedicated groups get lax and don't focus me like they would a templar or warden throwing out heals.
It's very underestimated and I'm very happy with that.
@HEBREWHAMMERRR
I will look into that set thanks!
I should have clarified i meant offensive pressure as in the nb healer possessing it not receiving it.
exeeter702 wrote: »brandonv516 wrote: »exeeter702 wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »That’s funny I’ve been running almost this same build on my magblade for healing / support. I have a set I swap for shacklebreaker on body that works about twice as good but I’m not ready to share quite yet glad someone else is finding the versatility of a magblade healer as well.
Eh whatever I’m feeling nice and been running it long enough, I’m share. Try out heavy tavas on your body over shacklebreaker and see what you think. I’ve been running heavy tavas, trans/lich + willpower 2h front bar for forward momentum. Been having a blast with this build with crazy support and ulti uptime + ~30k health in cyro lol.
Nothing secret about that really. Most nb healers have considered it. For bg / no cp tavas is medicore and doesnt help with any type of offensive pressure. In cp tavas trans is nice but it hardly game changing. If you really wanted to neck beard it and drop all forms of offense, you just go frost front, with tavas and trans + blood spawn.
I still think most of the builds here lack too much pressure for my liking.
I take pressure but with swift jewelry, forward momentum, a plethora of stamina, cloak, and area denial cc, very few players are locking me down. It's just not happening.
But I also don't believe I take as much pressure as I should. Even some of the more dedicated groups get lax and don't focus me like they would a templar or warden throwing out heals.
It's very underestimated and I'm very happy with that.
@HEBREWHAMMERRR
I will look into that set thanks!
I should have clarified i meant offensive pressure as in the nb healer possessing it not receiving it.
HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »exeeter702 wrote: »brandonv516 wrote: »exeeter702 wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »HEBREWHAMMERRR wrote: »That’s funny I’ve been running almost this same build on my magblade for healing / support. I have a set I swap for shacklebreaker on body that works about twice as good but I’m not ready to share quite yet glad someone else is finding the versatility of a magblade healer as well.
Eh whatever I’m feeling nice and been running it long enough, I’m share. Try out heavy tavas on your body over shacklebreaker and see what you think. I’ve been running heavy tavas, trans/lich + willpower 2h front bar for forward momentum. Been having a blast with this build with crazy support and ulti uptime + ~30k health in cyro lol.
Nothing secret about that really. Most nb healers have considered it. For bg / no cp tavas is medicore and doesnt help with any type of offensive pressure. In cp tavas trans is nice but it hardly game changing. If you really wanted to neck beard it and drop all forms of offense, you just go frost front, with tavas and trans + blood spawn.
I still think most of the builds here lack too much pressure for my liking.
I take pressure but with swift jewelry, forward momentum, a plethora of stamina, cloak, and area denial cc, very few players are locking me down. It's just not happening.
But I also don't believe I take as much pressure as I should. Even some of the more dedicated groups get lax and don't focus me like they would a templar or warden throwing out heals.
It's very underestimated and I'm very happy with that.
@HEBREWHAMMERRR
I will look into that set thanks!
I should have clarified i meant offensive pressure as in the nb healer possessing it not receiving it.
Are you primarily focusing on BGs or what? You should be able to find a sweet spot of 6-700k damage and 3-400k healing if you’re not trying to be a primary healer but more support
Lieblingsjunge wrote: »It's not a secret to anyone that Nightblades are the best raw healers. They have the best passives and the best kit to work with it. Soul Tether healing morph is busted. (There's a reason ball-groups run 1 or 2 NB healers by now..) NB heals are busted. Been sicne they changed healthy offering.
brandonv516 wrote: »Lieblingsjunge wrote: »It's not a secret to anyone that Nightblades are the best raw healers. They have the best passives and the best kit to work with it. Soul Tether healing morph is busted. (There's a reason ball-groups run 1 or 2 NB healers by now..) NB heals are busted. Been sicne they changed healthy offering.
Well it's got to be a secret on Xbox NA lol. I'm getting messages several times a week with people wanting to verify I'm healing on a NB.
And I've yet to see another NB running something like this on my platform in BGs (where I mostly dwell).
As far as Soul Siphon goes, I actually prefer the Resto ultimate. I find myself really trying to like it but when I need it lag usually wins and I die before getting it off.
I would say NB heals are out-performing expectations, but not necessarily busted. That being said, they are unfortunately easily exploitable. I'll leave it at that.
Soul siphon is far better than resto ult for healing through ult dumps in groups. Resto ult is better for smaller group and solo play. If I heal in BG I def slot soul siphon. Too good not to use.
Soul siphon is far better than resto ult for healing through ult dumps in groups. Resto ult is better for smaller group and solo play. If I heal in BG I def slot soul siphon. Too good not to use.
It's not lag, the animation itself is simply a bit long. Yea sometimes it comes a bit too late, but I have turned many fights around completely because of soul siphon. Lights champion doesnt have the same impact.brandonv516 wrote: »Soul siphon is far better than resto ult for healing through ult dumps in groups. Resto ult is better for smaller group and solo play. If I heal in BG I def slot soul siphon. Too good not to use.
It doesn't lag for you? I always find there is a delay with it that simply doesn't happen with Resto ultimate.
It's not lag, the animation itself is simply a bit long. Yea sometimes it comes a bit too late, but I have turned many fights around completely because of soul siphon. Lights champion doesnt have the same impact.brandonv516 wrote: »Soul siphon is far better than resto ult for healing through ult dumps in groups. Resto ult is better for smaller group and solo play. If I heal in BG I def slot soul siphon. Too good not to use.
It doesn't lag for you? I always find there is a delay with it that simply doesn't happen with Resto ultimate.
Lieblingsjunge wrote: »It's not a secret to anyone that Nightblades are the best raw healers. They have the best passives and the best kit to work with it. Soul Tether healing morph is busted. (There's a reason ball-groups run 1 or 2 NB healers by now..) NB heals are busted. Been sicne they changed healthy offering.
HackTheMinotaur wrote: »NB healers is the new PVP meta, lol. But I like that there are many different ways to heal on the NB. You can go pure healing, healer-tank, healer-dps, etc. You can create a fun and unique build while still being effective thanks to STRONG class abilities. I wish more classes were like this.
This is my current build, still in the tweaking phase, inspired by many ideas in this thread. Thanks to the OP and all here!
https://youtu.be/4fb6sLRo78s
Care to elaborate on the CP you use by any chance?
Yea thats correct. The worst outcome possible is when you pop the ult but die before the heal applied, and you respawn with 0 ult.It's not lag, the animation itself is simply a bit long. Yea sometimes it comes a bit too late, but I have turned many fights around completely because of soul siphon. Lights champion doesnt have the same impact.brandonv516 wrote: »Soul siphon is far better than resto ult for healing through ult dumps in groups. Resto ult is better for smaller group and solo play. If I heal in BG I def slot soul siphon. Too good not to use.
It doesn't lag for you? I always find there is a delay with it that simply doesn't happen with Resto ultimate.
You can and should cancel the animations for tether/siphon
Theorycrafted an almost identical build regarding the abilities, but i was really lost on equipment
thank you or the advices!
how will this build change with Murkmire? Strife gets nerfed...
Perfect Mender’s Ward
2: Magicka Recovery
2: Steadfast Ward applies Major Vitality to your target for 3 seconds, increasing the healing taken on your target by 30%.
Strife: Reduced the damage done by this ability by half, but it now also heals for 50% of the damage done and can now target you or any ally. The total healing amount remains unchanged.
Swallow Soul (morph): This morph now doubles the damage, but decreases the heal to 35% of the damage done and can only target you. The passive Minor Vitality effect has been removed.
Funnel Health: This morph will now always heal you in addition to an ally.
brandonv516 wrote: »Theorycrafted an almost identical build regarding the abilities, but i was really lost on equipment
thank you or the advices!
how will this build change with Murkmire? Strife gets nerfed...
For Murkmire this would be one potential change (with vMA Resto staff):Perfect Mender’s Ward
2: Magicka Recovery
2: Steadfast Ward applies Major Vitality to your target for 3 seconds, increasing the healing taken on your target by 30%.
As for Strife:Strife: Reduced the damage done by this ability by half, but it now also heals for 50% of the damage done and can now target you or any ally. The total healing amount remains unchanged.
Swallow Soul (morph): This morph now doubles the damage, but decreases the heal to 35% of the damage done and can only target you. The passive Minor Vitality effect has been removed.
Funnel Health: This morph will now always heal you in addition to an ally.
Since this is a healing build, I would go with Funnel Health now since Minor Vitality is gone. That being said, I have played this build without either Swallow or Funnel. Heals are more than enough without it.
PickleRick wrote: »brandonv516 wrote: »Theorycrafted an almost identical build regarding the abilities, but i was really lost on equipment
thank you or the advices!
how will this build change with Murkmire? Strife gets nerfed...
For Murkmire this would be one potential change (with vMA Resto staff):Perfect Mender’s Ward
2: Magicka Recovery
2: Steadfast Ward applies Major Vitality to your target for 3 seconds, increasing the healing taken on your target by 30%.
As for Strife:Strife: Reduced the damage done by this ability by half, but it now also heals for 50% of the damage done and can now target you or any ally. The total healing amount remains unchanged.
Swallow Soul (morph): This morph now doubles the damage, but decreases the heal to 35% of the damage done and can only target you. The passive Minor Vitality effect has been removed.
Funnel Health: This morph will now always heal you in addition to an ally.
Since this is a healing build, I would go with Funnel Health now since Minor Vitality is gone. That being said, I have played this build without either Swallow or Funnel. Heals are more than enough without it.
I'd for sure drop it altogether.
Have you considered mend wounds?