I am a Spr build and Im planning to use the rank reset on my cleric.
Cleric c2 priest 3 kabbalist chaplain and inquisitor
I really like that skill ein sof that restore sp. Any thoughts or tips? Thanks!
It’s very hard to aim who you give ein sof to (summons or other party members can steal it) and it only restores SP for one person. It’s better used for yourself, but in a full SPR build you won’t be needing it.
Also restoring sp for 1 person every 60 seconds is quite weak utility considering that’s the only thing Kabba 1 will do for you in PvE.
I would pick something else in that class circle (i.e. Miko or cleric 3).
People who often go that route do so for pvp purposes. For pve, I would recommend cleric 3 or oracle (if you want better chances of getting rare items).
Why would you pick kabbalist for ein sof if you are a SPR build?
I mean, it’s not wrong considering cleric is much more leeway cause they can support and damage, but might go kabbalist 2 as well. Ein sof for your ally is nice but that’s it. They shouldn’t rely on your ein sof in first place.
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My full spr build I’m thinking of using the reset to do full int instead for more heal and magic damage. But sound like kabbalist is not as useful as chaplain or oracle… Not sure yet.
Maybe this one is better
Cleric 2 priest 3 chaplain plague doctor and inquisitor…
That is better. But also same as taking kabbalist C1, if you pick plague doctor, IMO you should go PD C2 as well.
I found out that healing factor isn’t as useful as it used to be.
Heal 10 tiles + mass heal + healing factor is just overkill now unless you want PvP.
Other than that, yeah it’s better than kabbalist
Ok thanks for the tips. I will get mass heal and maybe just put a point in healing factor just to have it. Thanks!
You might as well put in a Circle of Paladin or Monk to get access to the twohanded maces later on instead of Kabbalist or Plague Doctor.
chaplain - inquisitor is fine
kabba, oracle, krivis or anything work fine as filler class
As far as i read… those 2h maces are only for C3 monk/pala.