Heya @malinhares, welcome back.
Kabbas are okayish but tbh there’s better stuff to pick.
For a DPS build with Zealot, I’d recommend Pala + Inqui + Zealot or Oracle + Inqui + Zealot:
Pala + Inqui + Zealot:
This build can get decent healing in overall PvM content. The reason for that is because of Restoration, which can heal around 6k per tick given you have enough SPR from gears and is using Guardian Saint. It can hold together as a main healer in CM stage 5 as long as your party members aren’t super squishy.
Hidden interactions from Conviction + God Smash and Conviction + Smite still exist. For God Smash, it increases damage by 50% and for Smite it makes it deal 3 hits. Don’t neglect Smite from Cleric, it can deal serious damage with Conviction against a demon mob. Paladin also provides +5 AoE atk ratio from 2h-blunt attribute, which is super useful.
Conviction now increases damage from Fanatic Illusion and Immolation by 30% as well. This is quite helpful specially since Conviction has 5 overheats now.
Zealot + Inqui is a very strong dps combination due to all the % def ignoring skills and attributes. Of course, Fanatism’s 80% extra damage is pretty absurd as well.
At high CM levels, like 6 or 7, you won’t be able to be a main healer anymore. Restoration alone just won’t cut it, and Cleric’s Heal is single target so it’s pretty meh. You’ll need a circle in Priest to be able to act as a truly good healer, however, losing Conviction, Demolition and 5 AoE atk ratio also means losing a lot of dps.
Don’t use Barrier: Devotion attribute, it’s suicide now, regardless of your build (unless fighting really weak mobs).
Oracle + Inqui + Zealot:
Weirdly enough, Oracle acts as a “dps boosting” class mostly due to Death Sentence. Death Sentence has a % enhancing attribute which makes it really powerful. The most absurd thing is it’s cooldown resetting attribute, though.
The damage boost is great, and depending what you’re killing, it acts as an even better dps than Paladin. However, the real issue with this build is the lack of AoE healing. You won’t be able to cut through CM 5 without at least another cleric.
Arcane Energy also makes an interesting combo with Blind Faith. If you pick Oracle, make sure you max both so you get sweet extra damage while recovering your SP quite easily.
Even if your weapon is terrible, this build is still a great support because of Immolations 50% DEF reduction and Death Sentence’s 50%+ damage enhancing.
As for Twist of Fate, it’s interesting and helps a little, but honestly I’m not very fond of it. If the boss has tons of hp, like 7kk+, you surely can screw up the party if you miss time it (and party doesn’t have enough DPS). As an Oracle you’ll have plenty of leftover points, however, so it doesn’t hurt taking it.
I think this video shows really well just how brutal the Inqui + Zealot combination is:
Support Build:
As a support, you literally have no choice but to go Priest. Mass Heal is just way, waaaaaaaay too strong. You also get Revive, Aspersio (boosts def by % now) and Blessing, which are also quite helpful.
Priest is the absolute core to full support.
The other two classes are up to you. Oracle boosts your party damage by a lot and is a helpful offensive support. Diev Statues can last 5 minutes outside their range now, so it’s basically a full time buff, which makes Zemyna and Laima super good for everyone. PD has Haste and Healing Factor, but it’s more of a hybrid dps-support than a full support. Krivis is kinda weak but provides +50% damage on bosses which is super strong as well (Divine Stigma). Druid is also a dps-support hybrid like PD due to Chortasmata’s healing. Kabba’s Tree of Sephiroth is temporary immortality, but Kabbas are quite inferior to Oracle as it is now.