Templar build, cp.
I started out with my first character as a high elf sorc, I was wanting to try something different, so I decided to try a high elf templar healer. But, I am at a loss of where to put my champion points, any suggestions? Appreciate all the help I can get, so; thank you ahead of time.
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Baconlad✭✭✭✭✭
✭First. Go nord, because...funny accents
Second. CP allocation completely depends on what type of content youre going to play (small team PVP, large scale PVP, small scale PVE and large scale PVE). It depends on what gear you are running (heavy armor tanky, light armor squishy). And what sets you are running (impregnable and (the set that gives magic while blocking i cant remember the name) allows all sturdy traits and permablocking with always full magic bar for a ton of BOL casts).
Third. What level are you? Are you going to take four months to level up? If so maybe you should look into a leveling build for magplar, that way you can solo quest easier than if built for high end healing.
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Nord_Templar✭✭✭DearestAutumn wrote: »I started out with my first character as a high elf sorc, I was wanting to try something different, so I decided to try a high elf templar healer. But, I am at a loss of where to put my champion points, any suggestions? Appreciate all the help I can get, so; thank you ahead of time.
There is nothing difficult here.
If your level is 600, you just need to distribute 200 points in each of the three colors (types) of the Championship Points
Do you play with a magical templar?
Put your points into the increase in the amount of magic and its recovery.
Do you play in Thin Armor? Attach 75 units of Champion Points to the Thin Armor skill, you will receive +5,000 to the Light Armor parameter.
Do you want to find quality things in chests, and get quality trophies from dead enemies?
Put the 75 points in the section "The Thief: A constellation devoted to stamina and utility. ",
Stone - "The Shadow".
Passive Unlocks - Fortune Seeker (10 CP Points). Increases the amount of gold you find in treasure chests and safeboxes by 50%.
Passive Unlocks - Treasure Hunter (75 CP Points ). Increases the quality of items you find in treasure chests.
And so on. You can get all the advantages of this game.
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Jeremy✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭DearestAutumn wrote: »I started out with my first character as a high elf sorc, I was wanting to try something different, so I decided to try a high elf templar healer. But, I am at a loss of where to put my champion points, any suggestions? Appreciate all the help I can get, so; thank you ahead of time.
I would focus on boosting your heals. I believe they are called Elfborn and Blessed.
The one that reduces physical damage taken is handy as well (Hardy). I recommend that one too.Edited by Jeremy on October 7, 2017 8:31PM1 -
First. Go nord, because...funny accents
Second. CP allocation completely depends on what type of content youre going to play (small team PVP, large scale PVP, small scale PVE and large scale PVE). It depends on what gear you are running (heavy armor tanky, light armor squishy). And what sets you are running (impregnable and (the set that gives magic while blocking i cant remember the name) allows all sturdy traits and permablocking with always full magic bar for a ton of BOL casts).
Third. What level are you? Are you going to take four months to level up? If so maybe you should look into a leveling build for magplar, that way you can solo quest easier than if built for high end healing.
Give us a little bit more information so we can help you better.
It won't take me 4 months, lol, and right now it is a low level magic build with a high elf. I already have other char at 450, but I wanted to better help my group I run with, so I trying to get a healer dmg temp build started, I can spend my cp already and wanted to know where to allocate them. Weapon wise I figure destruction staff with a restoration staff on my back bar. I am still trying to weed out what abilities work best, but any suggestions would be helpful.0
