Probably the last option tbh.
Spr bokor is far from bad, but with spr giving only a post defense multiplier and zombies still being rather squishy they’re far from universally useful.
As such I’d only recommend spr bokor if you also grab enough additional damage/utility to overcome those weaknesses, which kabba3 doesn’t provide…
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I’d also argue that zombies are nearly always useless in raids, if not outright detrimental. Even though that should be where cleric/kabba shines which is a bit of a waste.
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Sephiroth’s heal should also ignore healing power, since it scales of max health instead, and will likely ignore Guardian saint’s effect since that is a buff to healing power.
Anyway, if you wanted to keep zombies alive they’d eat majority of your heal tiles. It would work, but it won’t leave a lot of tiles left for allies when they’re around.
And letting them die defeats the purpose of bokor3.
Dievdirby3/Miko can work in tougher content and still scale off spr, but it has the same issue vs high def mobs dmg wise. That and it costs 1 more rank.
Druid is interesting as well due to the constant healing of chortasmata, but it ignores healing power and scales only with con and skill level. Ein Sof should affect it, but you’d likely be looking at a 1200 heal tick per second for most squishies.
Druid is better at circle 2 imo due to the skill level scaling and Sterea Trofh, but that won’t fit.
And I have no idea if priest2+cleric1 is enough healing for allies yet either…
So I don’t know yet, we’ll just have to experiment when the patch hits us tbh.
