Need an updated PvE Healer Build (Templar)

AmoralOne · August 2019

I have not played since the drop of Necro. Before that I spent most of my time playing PvP. I want to get back into PvE healing, however when I joined into a Vet Hel Ra (Trial) I let everyone know I was wearing Spell Power Cure, and Infallible Aether w/ 2 Asylum Resto Staffs, everyone was fine with it, but made comments about my set up being old. Which I understand I made it years ago.

Old Set Up:

Spell Power Cure (5 Body)
Infallible Aether (3 Jewelry, Head, and Shoulder)
2 Asylum Restro Staffs

What do you recommend for a more updated healer? I'm cp 670+
I am also an Argonian, cause if you don't have a tail you are just wrong

Hazurko_RaShan · August 2019

seriously. for a templar healer you can run anything you want pretty much. seducer, torugs pact, and chokethorn will get you through vet content.

Also, i dont think you are 670+. I think you bought your account at that level because if you had earner it up from level one, you would know you are missing 2 armor pieces that you could add to that setup. Not that i care mind you. It's just that you are giving yourself away.

AmoralOne · August 2019

Hazurko_RaShan wrote: »

seriously. for a templar healer you can run anything you want pretty much. seducer, torugs pact, and chokethorn will get you through vet content.

Also, i dont think you are 670+. I think you bought your account at that level because if you had earner it up from level one, you would know you are missing 2 armor pieces that you could add to that setup. Not that i care mind you. It's just that you are giving yourself away.

Lol you can believe me or not, I don't really care.Trust that i grinded my SPC, I did it back before you could just change the trait so I spent countless hours trying to get a breast plate with anything other than reinforced. lol

I havent PvE healed in years, like 3-4, iv been sitting in Cyrodil PvP healing. I was wearing Troll King, Wizards Riposte, and Krags, basically unkillable! good times

Lightspeedflashb14_ESO · August 2019

drop the asylum restos, no reason to have dual restos, get a resto front bar and lightning staff back bar and get bogdan/sentinel of rkugamz/symphony of blades, then drop spc for olo, farm norm CR for it, plenty of groups in craglorn looking for healers all the time.

Kuramas9tails · August 2019

Hazurko_RaShan wrote: »

seriously. for a templar healer you can run anything you want pretty much. seducer, torugs pact, and chokethorn will get you through vet content.

Also, i dont think you are 670+. I think you bought your account at that level because if you had earner it up from level one, you would know you are missing 2 armor pieces that you could add to that setup. Not that i care mind you. It's just that you are giving yourself away.

That is a strong assumption seeing as I know people who uses similar set ups like this. This happens because they don't know better....not because they bought the account. ESO is complex and it takes some people longer to understand and learn builds. I know 810's who do some odd builds that makes me question if they know what they are doing but whatever.

Lightspeedflashb14_ESO wrote: »

drop the asylum restos, no reason to have dual restos, get a resto front bar and lightning staff back bar and get bogdan/sentinel of rkugamz/symphony of blades, then drop spc for olo, farm norm CR for it, plenty of groups in craglorn looking for healers all the time.

@Lightspeedflashb14_ESO I personally run SPC still over Olo because I thought Olo was a circle on the ground that you have to stay in in order to get the buff so I have been sticking with SPC because that has a larger range so players can move around and keep the buff without having to stand in a circle. For small tight knit, groups, I could see that, but I get players in PUGs that are all over the effing place. Unless my perception of Olo is wrong but that was what I thought it was like seeing as Siroria is like that which is why I switched that set out for another set where I don't have to stand in one place for the buff.

But yes, OP, you need a lightning staff. There's the Elemental drain in the destruction skill tree that you should be using to help the group with resource management. It helps your resources too. I run the Blockade skill too in order to set targets off balance.

Lightspeedflashb14_ESO · August 2019

@Kuramas9tails The olo circle lasts for 10 seconds and applies the buff for 30 seconds. Even in dungeons, with bad dps that are like herds of cats, olo is better. Even if they do purposely hit the circle, you can cast on them to have them get the buff. I get 95%+ uptime on the buff, in worst case scenarios. Spc could never be that high.

snarkomatic · August 2019

I like SPC for 4-mans because it's just plain simpler, and impossibly easy to keep up 100% with HoTs ... but for trials Olo is the only way to go.

@Kuramas9tails no one needs to stay in the circle to get the buff; in fact, it's the opposite. Olo applies to up to 12 people, but only 6 at a time, so you want people stepping into the circle and then out of it again so whole group can get it. It's easy to plan to drop it in the path of group if they're traversing arena, so you don't need any stacking to "trick" even a poorly-organized group into majority members grabbing buff whether they want it or not. :b

Kuramas9tails · August 2019

Lightspeedflashb14_ESO wrote: »

@Kuramas9tails The olo circle lasts for 10 seconds and applies the buff for 30 seconds. Even in dungeons, with bad dps that are like herds of cats, olo is better. Even if they do purposely hit the circle, you can cast on them to have them get the buff. I get 95%+ uptime on the buff, in worst case scenarios. Spc could never be that high.

@Lightspeedflashb14_ESO Thank you for responding. I have the set but I didn't remember if it was one of those things where you had to stay in the circle or you lose the buff. I haven't worked too much on my healer since Summerset and only use it on normal trials every so often.

Kuramas9tails · August 2019

snarkomatic wrote: »

I like SPC for 4-mans because it's just plain simpler, and impossibly easy to keep up 100% with HoTs ... but for trials Olo is the only way to go.

@Kuramas9tails no one needs to stay in the circle to get the buff; in fact, it's the opposite. Olo applies to up to 12 people, but only 6 at a time, so you want people stepping into the circle and then out of it again so whole group can get it. It's easy to plan to drop it in the path of group if they're traversing arena, so you don't need any stacking to "trick" even a poorly-organized group into majority members grabbing buff whether they want it or not. :b

@snarkomatic Thank you for replying too and clarifying that! I am a DPS first, healer and tank second so those sets come after I figure out my DPS.