Engineer. [New Elite Specialization] Technomancer. Elite spec: TechnomancerRole: Long range constant damage DPS / melee range bunker-bruiser.Weapon - Staff1200 range power-based weapon.Staff is an electricity based weapon that has it's own unique mechanic - Conduction.Some staff skills apply Conduction on enemies while others benefit from it My research into the Necromancer has lead me to some pretty dark conclusions. And the possibility of seeing an elite spec like this is quite high since demon magic does seem to be a part of necromancer and specifically Minions. So this spec will repurpose an old elite spec post of mine the Deathc Gain ferocity, and gain additional ferocity while attuned to air. Air weapon skills get a reduced recharge time. Bolt to the Heart. Deal increased strike damage to enemies below the health threshold. Fresh Air. Recharge air attunement on a critical hit. Gain a ferocity boost when attuning to air. This is an up to date Guild Wars 2 guide covering everything you need to know about the Mirage, which is an elite specialization of the Mesmer. This video sh 1. the ability to use any espec weapon regardless of traitline (may require expac containing that weapon? not sure) 2. the ability to wield 1 or 2 existing weapons your class could not use before (not available on release of SotO but in one of the SotO updates) I think especs are done. Bring on new classes. fuidFyF. A quick guide on how Elite Specializations affect your build and gameplay and which Elite Specializations you should choose.Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE!Join me Every hero challenge in the expansion gives you 10 points. I always do a quick run through the HoT maps and get the easy hero Points that just require you to press f on the commune point, that should get you about 100 Hero Points, then I do every PoF hero point because they are all soloable. Specializations . Elementalists have five core specializations, and three elite specializations: Core Fire — Focuses on fire magic, increased damage, and burning. Enhances fire weapon skills and may enhance conjured weapon skills. Air — Focuses on air magic, movement speed, critical hits, and critical damage. You get hero points when you level. Throughout levelling to 80, you get exactly enough hero points to unlock all base specializations and skills. Any hero points you get in the world just allow you to get those unlocks sooner, and once you are level 80, can be used to start unlocking elite specializations. Here are the ones I know; Scrapper: Reduced maximum health, no access to elite F5. Holosmith: No access to elite F5. More or less. Not sure Holosmith's is a fair trade off, thought. Reaper: Increased Shroud degeneration. You mainly trade a skillset for another that is a bit more costly.

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