I just wanted to know, it’s viable? It would be fully support? I could solo with this or i would be party needed?
I would follow like this Cleric -> Priest -> Priest -> Priest -> Chaplain -> Cleric -> Cleric
And would be something like INT:CON:SPR 4:2:1?
I don’t see why it wouldn’t be viable, an your healing potential would be insane. But you might hate yourself for choosing that path as you level.
I mean I suppose you’ll have cure, exorcise & possible heal to deal damage with. But you’ll only have rank 5 cure until C6 which will be your main source of damage.
That said, I have only ever come across one team brain dead enough that even my Monk heals weren’t able to support them. How much healing potential is to much?
Priest can solo by buffing themselves.
a more common build atm is Cler>Priest3>kriv> cler> plague doctor for full support
I was thinking more on the Monk / Paladin angle for this one.
Cleric > Priest > Priest > Priest > Chaplain > Paladin or Monk.
A balance between STR / DEX (Primary)
A balance between CON / SPR (Secondary)
Clerics have an easy time getting a party in general, so I think you will find help easily to go through some content. That’s just me though. 
i might disagree with you because Monk was nerfed, and you’re gonna need daino in your party because you will exceed the buff limit.
But isn’t there an attribute you can get to upgrade the number of buffs you can receive? (Well at least by 1 count. )
That’s sad I guess. Then Paladin should still be okay then, for a more off-tank build?
maybe if you were to incorporate krivis into your build.
because most classes have buffs and self applying buffs, you’ll achieve the limit w/o krivis
Hmmm incorporating Krivis to a melee build might be too tight in later ranks.
What I’m proposing isn’t exactly a support build. It’s an off tank option. I’m actually not familiar with the buff count yet so I may be going off on the wrong direction. I think its a matter of buff rotation same as how attack skills are used in sequence to create fluid combat. I haven’t gotten in too deep with the cleric tree as I’m still focused on building my Swordsman.
Chaplain doesn’t synergize with Monk. It’s possible but there are better options out there. If they synergize well I would want it too, though there’s just not enough ranks available for me as a Monk to spare for Chaplain.
sacrament, last rites, aspergillum only count towards auto attacks not skills so going monk/pally would be useless and chaplain benefits more from int since aspergillum is their main source of damage its more of an on hit build that focuses on smacking away with your weapon I will say this tho the class does fall off late game for pve but it can still be decent and does really well in pvp
Wait… so its good for Smacking stuff? But it doesn’t need STR to do so? I’m confused. Please do enligthen me so I can be prepared for when I create my cleric class.
But given that it does buff auto attacks, wouldn’t that be a great way to sustain damage when attack skills are on CD?
Also read the the Tool Tip on the skill you mentioned. Doesnt say that it scales with INT?
It’s because most of the things in a Chaplain build will not scale with STR outside of the first swing of the basic attack. Most of the damage from all the buffs are fixed damage that doesn’t scale, with the exception of Asperglium which brings me to the next point:
As long as the skill says [magic] it scales with magic damage. Int increases magic damage so it scales with INT.
The bulk of Chaplain’s basic attack damage will be aspersion because it still gets boosted from its own attribute, so you can boost int and increase the damage of spells like Aspersion while buffing heals and other offensive spells while having meaty normal attacks.
That’s pretty clear. Thank you for that. I’ll make sure to look back to this when I decide to start my cleric. Cheers! 