This is a guide for the Melee spec for the Healer class in Allods Online.
Revision History
- 2010 March 28: because of the issue with Holy Avenger, dropped 3/3 Holy Avenger and 3/3 Bearer of Light to free up 6 rubies to take Divine Foresight. Updated ruby grid images and link to calculator
- 2010 March 19: added 3rd PVP video and updated the content for Holy Avenger and Condemnation. HA-generated Fanaticism buffs do not proc Brilliant Faith heals
- 2010 March 12: added links to my narrated PVP videos
- 2010 March 9: updated the ruby progression numbered chart, fixed some tooltip descriptions, and added section re: PVP
- 2010 March 3: updated the ruby progression numbered chart to get Banished Words at 23 for Holy Lands PVPVE
- 2010 February 27: added the ruby progression numbered chart and commented on Perpetual Healing
- 2010 February 23: added more content to the tips for beginners
- 2010 February 20: added tips for beginners
- 2010 February 19: clarified that all our damage is affected by the same set of stats. Updated names of abilities and rubies to match to the in-game tooltips
- 2010 February 17: updated names of talents and rubies and their descriptions per in-game tooltips and updates to allodsbase.com calculator. Also made 1 change to the filler ruby placement in the Cleansing Flame tree
- 2010 February 12: posted original version
1. Melee Healer Class Mechanics
In AO, Melee Healers (MH) are viable because of 4 synergistic mechanics:
- Their two core melee abilities (Verdict and Holy Rage) have a chance to apply a stacking buff called Fanaticism, and each time the buff stacks it generates an AOE party heal and decreases the cast time of non-instant-cast spells by 0.5 sec
- They can deliver excellent melee burst damage with 2h weapons
- They have multiple ranged CC abilities (snare, knockdown, mez, and silence) which are great counters against kiters and runners
- They have very good survivability – thanks to plate armor, self-heals, and a bubble
The closest analogy to an AO MH is a WAR Warrior Priest (melee-based healing) blended with a WoW Retribution Paladin (plate armor + bubble + burst).
To give you an idea what a MH is capable of, check out this video of a level 40 MH:
Video of 40 Melee Healer (Russian AO) – not Taugrim
It’s important to note that unlike games such as WAR and Aion, AO does not have a consistent auto-face opponent mechanic. So in AO a skilled meleer can circle-strafe an opponent, just as the player in the video did.
Here are the downsides to the MH spec:
- The spec is incredibly mana-intensive
- It lacks the burst healing and sustained healing of a healing-centric Healer spec (duh!)
- It has limited nuke capability. Its damage mechanics require the MH to get up close and personal
The spec I’m going to describe below is a MH with strong DoT/HoT capability. Here is a link to the spec on a spec calculator:
http://allodsbase.com/en/talents#_2px1u3esulx0yc71cb28nvyc10838718f
2. Talents
In AO, there are two ways you spec your character: via talents (abilities) and rubies (buffs and procs for talent abilities, new abilities, passive defenses, etc). Here is my endgame talent tree:
Specific abilities:
- 1/3 Holy Blast: this is a caster DPS spell and you automatically have 1 point in it. No reason to invest more points in it
- 3/3 Verdict: the first of our two core melee abilities
- 3/3 Cleansing Flame: ranged (spammable) instant-cast DoT. I’ll go either 2/3 or 3/3. Some MH specs do not max this out
- 0/3 Spiritual Focus: grants immunity to spell casting interruption and buffs the next spell or heal
- 0/3 Devoted Plea: this is the bread-and-butter cast-time heal, but most of this spec’s healing will be generated from melee abilities and instant-cast heals. It is worth investing 1 point in this ability early in the game so that you have an on-demand heal as you level up to 40
- 3/3 Blind Faith: ranged 5 sec snare and disorient, 21 sec cooldown with 3 points and rubies (see next section). Surprisingly useful in PVE and incredible in PVP
- 1/3 Heavenly Smite: 1 point just to get this ability because it is a ranged AOE knockdown. It has a fixed 4.5 sec cast but with 9 stacks of Fanaticism buffs this becomes instant-cast
- 3/3 Holy Shield: 12 sec invulnerability bubble on a 3 min cooldown with 3 points
- 1/3 Calming Prayer: 1 point just to get this mana regen ability
- 3/3 Perpetual Healing: maxed out (spammable) instant-cast HoT
- 0/3 Resurrection: it’s not usable in combat. At endgame you can complete a World Mystery to get an AOE rez, at which point you don’t need this ability any more. I did end up putting 1/3 Resurrection to have a rez for grouping
- 3/3 Holy Rage (HR): the second of our two core melee abilities. What’s nasty about HR is that it creates a stacking buff which increases the ability’s damage by 10% and mana cost by 20%. This is what you see generating huge crits in MH videos. This ability requires a ton of mana to use so it’s best to spend talent points here last
- 3/3 Divine Prayer: maxed out emergency instant-cast heal. Very mana inefficient but it complements the mobile playstyle
- 1/3 Purification: removes a debuff
- 1/3 Holy Rejuvenation: 1 point to get the ability. This is a large burst heal with a fixed 6 sec cast time but remember that Fanaticism buffs reduce the cast time
- 1/3 Binding Light: this is a mez ability. 1 point just to get the ability, to complement our arsenal. Should be very valuable in small-scale PVP and gapping an opponent
3. Rubies (0/22/16)
As discussed above, rubies are used to obtain buffs and procs for talent abilities, new abilities, passive defenses, etc.
Here is my endgame ruby spec (note I do not put any points in the Holy Blast tree):
Specific Verdict tree rubies:
- 3/3 Blessed Steel: +30% to physical damage. Our two core melee abilities are physical
- 2/3 Ray of Light: when health is < 50%, healing received is increased by 20%
- 1/1 Banished Words: 6 sec silence ability, with a 21 sec cooldown with 3/3 Condemnation (see below)
- 3/3 Power of Faith: reduces cooldown of our two core melee abilities by 20%
- 2/2 Devout Servant: increases the chance for Verdict and HR to proc a Fanaticism buff by 20%
- 3/3 Divine Instincts: increases Dodge by 100% with a 2h weapon
- 3/3 Condemnation: reduces cooldowns for Blind Faith, Binding Light, and Banished Words by 30%. This is one of our best rubies, don’t underestimate it1
- 3/3 Brilliant Faith: when Fanaticism buff procs, it generates a party heal
As you can see, Power of Faith and Devout Servant synergize to increase the number of party heal procs with Brilliant Faith. That combination of rubies is what makes this build tick.
Specific Cleansing Flame tree rubies:
- 3/3 Surge of Faith: +45% increase to output of HoT and DoT abilities
- 3/3 Illuminated Mind: +15% to Wisdom which reduces the target’s armor and increases our mana pool and regen
- 3/3 Enlightenment: +15% to Intelligence stat, which drives all our damage (both physical and light damage types) and healing
- 1/3 Ascension: 1 point to get the self-buff that increases our crit chance by 200% and reduces threat by 200%
- 2/4 Blaze of Faith: filler rubies. Note that Guardian of Faith only works against demons, so I don’t take it
- 3/4 Unshakeable Faith: +15% to Faith, which drives all our healing
- 1/1 Divine Foresight: creates an auto-heal on the target when their health drops to 35% or less. This can save the target in situations when damage taken would have dropped the target’s health to 0. Note that the mana is spent on casting the buff not when the heal procs, and each time the cooldown expires you can place the buff on an additional target
Some MH specs invest points in the Holy Smite tree to get the ability Entreaty, which is an excellent instant-cast self-heal on a 30 sec cooldown, instead of Divine Foresight. However, I don’t like like the 4 required rubies to get to Entreaty.
4. Melee Healer Stats
As a caster class, the following stats affect our damage:
- Intelligence increases our damage (and healing)
- Luck affects our % to crit and % to have a glancing blow (i.e. an anti-crit)
- Perception reduces our chance to miss and the target’s chance to dodge/block/parry
- Wisdom reduces the target’s armor (mitigation)
Another important stat for Healers is Faith, which affects how much “wound complexity” our heals ignore. There is an excellent thread on the Allods Online forum that describes the mechanics of the these 5 stats.
It’s important to note that regardless what abilities you use (melee or ranged, physical vs spell damage, etc), the stat mechanics are the same. E.g. Intelligence increases our damage for melee abilities and for spells. I think this was a great design choice by the developer as it simplifies the game.
The conventional wisdom among Closed Beta testers is to keep stats balanced, so you don’t want to go overboard on stacking any one stat (e.g. Intelligence).
dchipeev, a veteran poster on the AO forums, recommends the following stats (excluding Luck):
Perception = Wisdom > Faith = Intelligence
miwacho points out that Wisdom and Luck are rare stats on Healer gear.
okokomo recommends the following rules of thumb:
Perception: 10% chance for dodge/block/parry
Intelligence: 10% for damage bonus
Luck: 10% chance for glancing blow chance
I’m planning on spending my stat points 75% on Wisdom and 25% on Luck. Your mileage may vary!
5. Ability Rotations
I would cast the HoT and DoT abilities before engaging in melee and refresh them as needed. Melee attack spam would be mostly HR and Verdict.
Use of CCs would be dictated by the situation. We can use our snare (Blind Faith) and silence (Banished Words) frequently due to their relatively short cooldowns against casters and kiters. Our AOE knockdown (Heavenly Smite) has no cooldown – it just has a long cast time of 4.5 sec but with enough Fanaticism buffs stacked that won’t matter. Keep in mind that Heavenly Smite can be “pre-casted” without a target so that when you cast it with a target it’s instant-cast. Our mez (Binding Light) is a great oh-crap CC against humanoids.
In tight situations we can use our bubble (Holy Shield) and / or instant-cast self-heal (Divine Prayer).
6. Other Game Mechanic Considerations
As you probably know, AO is a F2P (free-to-play) game with a CS (cash shop) from which players can buy in-game items with real money.
One of the CS items is a consumable called incense, which increases the player’s max HP for 30 minutes. Many players are unhappy that this item exists because the HP buff is regarded as essential for some endgame PVE encounters and makes a huge difference in survivability in PVP.
For PVP, classes that can meaningfully heal themselves, such as MHs, will probably be less impacted by not using incense than classes that can’t heal themselves. In most games healers stack enough HP to survive a reasonable amount of burst, then they focus on other stats. So if you are concerned about incense and don’t plan to quest for it or buy it from the CS, a healing class may be a wise choice for you.
7. Class Tips for Leveling
Stat Points Allocation
I recommend putting 75% into Wisdom and 25% into Luck, because those stats are rare on gear relative to Intelligence, Perception, and Faith.
Talent Progression
I recommend the following talent point progression through level 12, which enables you to kill quickly while still being able to heal in groups:
- Verdict 2
- Devoted Plea 1 – it’s worth taking this heal for leveling because without it you have no healing whatsoever until the upper teens. Useful all the way to 40 because it’s a spammable heal and generates Fanaticism proc heals
- Verdict 3
- Cleansing Flame 2
- Cleansing Flame 3
After level 12, you have the option of taking Blind Faith, Heavenly Smite, or Holy Shield. I took Holy Shield 1 then Heavenly Smite 1. However BF has surprisingly strong utility in PVE so I would recommend getting BF 2 before obtaining either Holy Shield or Heavenly Smite. BF 2 has a 1 min cooldown but CC’s a mob for 10 or 15 seconds, which is a long time, and you can continue to DPS on that mob without breaking the effect. Definitely get BF3 by level 25 if you can for PVP in Holy Land.
Perpetual Healing is available as early as level 18 and it’s a very good HoT.
Ruby Progression
Here is the order of rubies I recommend taking:
- Divine Instincts 1-3: the Dodge bonus is good so this is not a useless talent by any means
- Power of Faith 1-3: the mana cost and cooldown reductions do work, even though the cooldown isn’t reflected in the tooltip; see my comment below to Kikiz
- Brilliant Faith 1-3
- Blessed Steel 1 in the upper-right hand corner
- Devout Servant 1
- Banished Words
- Devout Servant 2
- Blessed Steel 2
- Condemnation 1-3: these rubies are key for lowering the cooldowns of our CC. You could take these before Blessed Steel 2. Depends whether you want more CC or more damage first
- Ray of Hope 1-2
- Blessed Steel 3
At level 23, you will have Banished Words for the silence which is key for PVP. I managed to get two World Mystery rubies (I think via clearing Dark Citadel and all but the last boss of Castle Blight) which enabled me to get Condemnation 3 by level 26.
Once you fill out the Verdict tree, it’s up to you whether you pursue Divine Foresight or Ascension first in the Cleansing Flame tree.
Gear and Healing
It’s totally worth getting the blue reputation gear at level 10 and throughout the leveling process. What you can do is quest until you are close to hitting level 10, then do the rep repeatables (e.g. the flour quest on League side) to get to 25k rep. I had to run the flour quest 9 times to get to 25k rep and it took about 20 minutes – boring but well worth it. It’s easy to solo heal the first level 10 instance (e.g. Oreshek on League side) even as a Melee Healer so long as you have DP1 and the level 10 blue rep gear. With the level 10 blue rep gear you gain a massive improvement in your ability to heal, because the gear boosts your Faith into the upper 40s (or higher) which causes your heals to land more effectively.
For leveling 2h is the way to go. I tried alternating 1h and 2h on the same mobs and the difference in kill speed was very noticeable. Once you reach level 18 you can obtain the talent Perpetual Healing which tips the scales even more in favor of 2h as the HoT will keep your HP high.
8. PVP
Instead of writing out a detailed description of PVP, please watch the narrated PVP videos I have posted on this blog. If a picture is word a thousand words, a narrated video is worth a million :)
Melee Healer PVP Video @ Level 25
Melee Healer PVP Video @ Level 26-27
Melee Healer PVP Video @ Level 31-33
If you have feedback/comments/questions on my MH spec, please post ’em!
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Hi!
I don’t know which is the best way to attack enemies. I’m level 12, so I got the first healing, fanaticism, cleansing flame, heavently smite, holy blast and holy shield. Should I start with a cleansing flame, w8 untill it’s by me, then do fanaticism, just w8 for cd, the do fanaticim again etc? A guildm8 said that was the best stratergy, but the w8ing for fanaticism is strange I think. How should I do?
Should I start with a cleansing flame, w8 untill it’s by me, then do fanaticism, just w8 for cd, the do fanaticim again etc? A guildm8 said that was the best stratergy
Short answer: yes
By level 15 (if you followed my ruby progression) you”l have 3/3 Power of Faith so with a 2h you’ll be able to use Verdict once every ~2.7 sec.
It’s not worth casting Holy Blast in between uses of Verdict for a Melee Healer because you won’t have the rubies or talent points in Holy Blast to make it worthwhile. Without talents and rubies, Holy Blast does very low damage relative to the mana cost.
Heavenly Smite use is situational. It’s incredibly mana intensive. Even for a Caster Healer build, which I tried at 40, you have to be careful because 4-5 casts will blow most of your mana.
Hiya , I have a question on your interface and game play…how do you play? what i mean is where are your hands and fingers and where are your skills located? I use the mouse to click skills and the keypad to move. seems like there is a better way?
Short answer: clicking skills with mouse has some downsides:
– you have to look down at your skill bars to click instead of watching the middle of the screen (the action)
– its slower than having keybinds memorized
Watch this video (from LOTRO), I describe how to do this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWAY_7KC8DI
You need to find a keybinding system that works for you. Here’s my setup…
Core attacks / CC:
1 – CF
2 – Blind
3 – Verdict
4 – Holy Rage
5 – Heavenly Smite
6 – Silence
Healing:
X – Holy Rejuv
C – Devoted Plea
V – Perpetual Healing
B – Divine Prayer
Bubbles:
G – Tensess Shield (racial bubble)
H – Holy Shield
Situational:
S – Binding Light (mez)
D – Purification (dispel)
F – Ascension (crit buff)
hi.. i just want to ask, if the Silence and Tensess Shield (racial bubble) is available to Empire Arisen Heretic..?? please reply.. thank you very much..
hey, i’m following this guide, and i’m just curious. is the diffrence between 2/3 and 3/3 cleansing flame that much of a diffrence? or can it wait untill later levels to max it. so i can put more points into shield and Blind earlier. Thanks.
No, it doesn’t really make a difference. Just make sure to get Verdict 3 as early as you can.
uhmm..I have a question about rubies..Im at lv33 atm..done with the Verdict Ruby Tree(didnt get the Holy Avenger)..Now aiming to get all said skills in Cleansing Flame Ruby Tree..not to mention that I got the 2 free rubies after you finish Blight and Citadel..I got lv3 Surge of Faith and 1 Enlightenment..so calculating that…I will still have 7 rubies left to be acquired when I turn lv40. how can I get the Divine Foresight with just 7 rubies? since I still need to get 3 Holy Spirit, 2 Enlightenment and 1 Above All Evil.
thank you for your awesome guide :)
So one would like to receive information about you, except for Class treanier Rubies is where exactly?
As you got HA off, there’s a mention to it in the mechanics of MH. Remove it, cause there’s no sense in saying that you get heals on receive crits without HA :p
Fixed. Thanks for catching that.
Taugrim, i used one of my talents to gain Devoted Plea. Now, i’m confused weather to what skill in the talent tree that i should minus..
need some advice please..
Hey taugrim I noticed you said you tried different classes, but I was curious what your thoughts were on a casting build healer…it seems me to in your videos that unless its instant cast most spells will get interrupted to the point where your not doing anything useful. I am playing a casting healer now, but looking for some different opinions. Thanks
hey I love your build, many ppl keeps on telling me that I DPS better than a warrior and more. So props!! Just which profession did you use? and why?
Im totaly clueless which reputation gear to wear with lvl 26. Just finished the leage army reputation and put off my tenebra stuff. But what to now? cloth..leather..the new rings…the old ones? Am totaly lost… (sry my english sucks)
Leage Army Leather + new Rings/Earrings :
Life : 10418
Int : 144
Perc: 130
Wisdom: 100 <-This sucks
Leage Army Cloth + new Rings/Earrings :
Life : 13114
Int : 164
Perc: 110
Wisdom: 100 <-This sucks
which stats to aim for..perhaps i should mix the cloth and leather parts…or use the old rings… my head hurts…no clue what to do…
Ok i took the leage army leather gear + the old juwely from tenebra. Stats are now :
Life : 10320
Mana : 3431
Int : 118
Perc: 111
Wis : 125
Faith : 113
Luck : 69 (24,9%)
Looks balanced …i think…
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Hello taugrim i was hoping i could talk to u … need to ask u something please…please add me in msn or send me an email. ty
With a melee healer wouldn’t you have to up strength and expterise, etc. in order to be a successful physical hitter?
taugrim, it is a cool guide. thank you!
one problem. I am lv18 healer now. I have rank3 POF. but the mana cost of Verdict is still 96 and the cooldown is still 3s. whats the reason?
The tooltips in this game are buggy – they don’t always reflect your rubies.
You can see the reduced cooldown of Verdict by attacking and hovering over the ability tooltip. With a 2h weapon you’ll see the cooldown is shorter (e.g. 2.7-2.8 sec)
are you giving away your account if you dont play anymore????
Hey someone had asked about what they should do if they put a point in Devoted plea which i have also done but not sure what talent too minus because it isn’t originally in the build please reply thank you
I’m having problems when leveling at lvl 11 mainly because my veredict dmg is lower than my cleasing fire dmg.I am using 2H so i dont know why that’s happening, is that normal?
Hi, there’s a little confusion. Are you referring to the second talent “Fanaticism” as “Verdict”?
I was wondering about something.
You said to raise 1 Devoted Plea, but what would you replace for it?
For ex.: Instead of 3 Blind Faith, I should raise 2?
Currently level 11 healer, Stadtfeus, in the server Tensess.
Please reply ASAP, and thank you for your support.
hi,taugrim. thank you for your reply. but the cooldown is still 3s after i used a 2h mace. and i have other questions.
1. did you get HR after you reached lv40?
2. HR and Verdict share the cooldown so how do we use HR and Verdict? which one do you use?
hi taugrim i havnt downloaded game yet but im pick mage for my mage wonderin if u got anythin u can tell me about the mages in ao
main class*
hey taugrim,
first of all, you have nice videos. I wanted to ask you even know how to bring rubies in higher lvl/ranks. I spend a rubie, and if i will spend one more then it says you have it already or something. Can you pls explain me pls, how can i make this? I would be very happy. Thanks to your videos, I have also selected a Healer. I liked your videos very much. Thank you for all.
This is a really nice guide for MH. You got awesome videos displaying true in-game “skills”. I’m a lil concerned since u said that DH “it’s worth taking this heal for leveling because without it you have no healing whatsoever until the upper teens.” So i created this:
http://allodsbase.com/en/talents#_2ox1u7epmqxyc71cb28nvyc10838718f
What do you think?
Hey taugrim really nice guide, but could you possibly come back to Allods online after the july 7th patch and update your guide, because theres many different changes happening to the healer skill, if you could do that would be great thanks alot
definitely need a guide for the new patch…THX!=)
An update of this guide would be nice, it seem this guide has gotten my attention. Thanks In Advance!
Second request for guide update seems the info may be getting pretty stale, last update was end of march.
hey this build any good?
http://allodsbase.com/en/talents#_2px1u3edulx1w5ycf2dbeemvy8718e
btw u check these comments anymore…
Yes, I still see / read these comments.
However, as I stopped playing Allods I can’t speak to the current game and class mechanics.
maybe this is a stupid question, but if you spec DP ( the healing ability ) do i have to buy water of life from CS to respec when im lvl 40 / 42?
nice guide! :D
very nice guide taugrim, everything’s detailed and well explained and i’ve watched videos of you. btw, just a question as said above you’re planing on spreading ur stat points 75% on Wisdom and 25% on Luck. what’s ur ratio or sequence on pumping these up per level? thanks in advance! keep up ur good work
hi Taugrim or anyone that sees this,
i realize that this guide is awesome, but old and that many people are asking for an updated guide.
for me, i have a different dilema. basically, i have minimal stats on intelligence and other area’s but i have about 1.5x the amount of wisdom than my intelligence from following a warden guide. If wisdom is like finesse, then it will increase when it passes zero, so i thought that would work. I know i should have more intelligence and less wisdom, but it seems to work pretty well for me, as i never lose a pvp so far except vs people that are higher lvl than me, although sometimes i still win. Just wondering, what is the damage supposedly for a lvl 25-30 mh with blessings?
real quick question that im sure you can answer easy :) nooby question but as there is no auto attack, do you need to spam attack (with your staff) in between spells, or is all the combat done through spells like verdict, holy rage etc.
sir taugrim..im new in allods and chose to play with a MH because i saw your guide.. ^___^
im having problems with verdict though..it seems to get dodged a lot and i die often because i cant kill the monster fast enough..i hav high perception and luck..
what do you think is the problem? thanks
im currently level 17 now but i still cant find any 2 hand weapon i can wear… what level can i use the 2 handed weapons? or is there any requirements?
hey what are the requirements to use two handed maces? im currently lv 16
damn this build rocks, i can easily kill same lvl mobs with just 3 skills, taugrim thanks a alot for putting up this guide!
what stat should my patron add to? :)
is it just me or has mana cost for heals increased. it seems it takes more evertime i heal. but i also gain mana a little faster. this is after recent patch
Bem…
Que emoção um brasileiro comentando nesse tópico!!
Quero dizer que não entendo essa quantidade grande de pessoas reclamando, pois, o turorial é simplesmente excelente e a build é a melhor que já vi em toda a internet.
So Taugrim, although you said you were putting this game on the shelf forever, are you going to come back when the major 47 patch comes out this month?
I started playing Rift when Head Start launched, and so far up to level 32 (out of 50) Rift is the best MMORPG I’ve played in the past 5 years.
It has the best features of WAR (PVP mechanics), WoW (game stability), and the most flexible spec customization system I’ve ever seen.
So no, I have no plans on coming back to Allods Online.
Rift FTW!
Not even to just get up 3 lvls? And yeah, I would be playing Rift as well if I could afford it.
Dude, healer warrior is the way forward! You can one-shot level 42s at level four with your Delicious Smite spell! Fucking hell, you guys actually bother to READ and UNDERSTAND these things!? O_o fucking wierd, if you ask me.
But I’m gonna start playing Allods and I’ll try, at least, to use this guide because when I watch yer videos you look like you’re assraping everyone. :D
Hi Taugrim,
This post is a gold mine in terms of infos.
I have a question for you though :
I’m an Heretik LV42 specialized in melee combat. People keep saying that a rod has no effect on this type of class but, after many tests, it appears that, on the same mob, without a rod, I do anaverage of 80k damages, with a rod, ans average of 130k ( I have for the moment the Tenses rod, good but not enormous, with PERCEPT +40 ) – after having a look on the internet, I see some people saying that, despite the fact that the Heretik melee is ( obviously ) a melee class, he uses spells to hit people that are influenced by INT and magic power.
What is your opinion about that ?
Thank you ^^
Hi taugrim,
why didn’t you place any point in the ascencion talent?(in the talent and not in the rubies) just asking, hoping for your reply
Heh, this is probably very out of date now though, eh?
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