Starting as a Priest
Priest: Healer/Support. Channels divine power to buff allies and heal the wounded, ensuring the party’s survival.
I chose Priest because I prefer to play a Healer/Holy Warrior type in RPG settings. I very much enjoyed playing as a Paladin in Dungeons and Dragons Online for over a decade.
Had I read the class descriptions more closely, I would have seen that the Knight class has a Paladin path available. But I am happy with the Light Priest all the same.
Starting around level 20, I began to add Blood Priest skills to my hotbar to improve my combat ability. The Light Priest focuses on healing themselves and others, but they don’t have many offensive skills. Playing as a Blood Priest gives you some really nice attacks and debuff abilities.
A pure-play Blood Priest would be my preference now that I have experienced the game; unfortunately, a reset scroll is out of my budget.
Table of Contents
Light Priest
Light Priest: Healer and Buffer, great for group play in parties and dungeons. Heal-Over-Time effects, clears debuffs from nearby allies, and group healing.
Light Priest Skill Tree
Light Priest Skills
Blood Priest
Blood Priest: Has a large Health pool and attacks based on HP value; higher HP = More DMG. Debuffs and Crowd-Controls enemies, deals Damage-Over-Time, and has Lifesteal abilities for self-healing.
Blood Priest Skill Tree
