SageofWarspear

Huyenthoai is not only that ...
They are guild full of scammers (Tankasf, rle etc.) , Full of liars and cheaters. It is fine if you side with mc but this is not ok ...
 
I too have been cheated by them ... Just recently in my Guild Pernicious 2 members who appeared to be kicked from Huyen has joined pernicious ... our leader believed they were good even ignoring my warning of never to trust Huyens ... and look what they have done ... They took advantage of the free tickets spam and took all arena tickets and pots and returned to huyen .. all planned deceit .
 
I am happy someone got the evidences of them and brought it too light but it falls short of what they really do ... 
 
They scam cheat lie and backstab ... all in the name of Heroasasin ... Using the advantage they block and completely try to dominate arena using multi logs etc. 
 
Best form of coruption in warspear ...
 
Lol ... having other accs of their friends banned ... and they dont care how dirty and evil their ways are as long as they get what they want.
 
I know forums is not supposed to say bad or abusive words against them so I am holding my anger and disgust to the many they scammed and cheated even my close friends.
 
 

Greetings to all my Brothers and Sisters in Warspear !
I shall now give a detailed explaination and advice on Paladin so bear with me as this will be a long one.
 
In the Story of Warspear App, Harad's resting form was the Lion while his battle form was Paladin.
 
Paladin is one of the most versatile class in the whole game. Being originally a Tanking class it can Support , Heal , Damage and disable enemies.
 
However do note this is an Advanced - Sopisticated class and requires heavy investment but pays off as you will never get bored with Paladin as you will always be needed on the field.
 
As a Jack-of-all-Trades it can do everything well but master of none.
 
However, no matter how fun and cool it may seem, this class is basically one of the weakest class with lowest hp increase among all tanking class (even less than a blade dancer at level 26-28).
 
It is one of the worst Low-Level hero to make and is a Late bloomer (Its God-Like abilities only come after level 19).
 
And though it may seem Over-Powered it is not so ... It requires Skill, Tactics, Strategy, Skill build, Proper Armor and weapon gears, Good internet connection (yes ...) and alot of heavy investment grind and pain.
 
There are lots of burn outs from this class since many do not know the complex mechanics behind such a beautiful class.
 
Here I will break-down all the concepts of Paladin, its working and usage.
 
I will be dividing this into many parts so kindly read the guide as a whole and refer its parts as you read on and take notes.
 
Choose and Plan out your Paladin!
 
Being a Jack-of-all-Trades inorder to be a true master of this class you will need to keep a firm and determined mind and be adamant on what will your Paladin do.
 
If you want to Tank you will lose Damage and Heal or Heal and Damage (Tank > Damage > Heal or Tank > Heal > Damage).
 
If you want to Damage you will lose Tank and Heal or Heal and Tank (Damage > Heal > Tank or Damage > Tank > Heal).
 
If you want to Heal you will lose Damage and Tank or Tank and Damage (Heal > Damage > Tank or Heal > Tank > Damage).
 
That being said you will have to sacrifice stats and abilities for the Specialisation of your Paladin.
 
We can broadly classify Paladins into 3 types along with their key variations.
 
1. Damage Paladin.
2. Tank Paladin.
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Detailed Information about Skill Build, Armor Build, Tactics etc. Given at other sections of this Guide.
 
1. Damage Paladin:
 
Paladins have the capacity to deal insane burst damage that overpowers and is superior to any other class and can overtake a Ranger if lucky.
 
However these type of Paladins have a Mage-Like play style and suffers from low Hp, Mana burn, Low defense, added to that they are vulnerable when their skills are on cooldown.
 
There are 3 Variations to this:
 
 a) Full-Magic Based Paladin
 
Giving thought that all Paladin Experts are Magic-Based it would be unimaginable having to spam 5 Magic damage Expert Skills along with Basic Skills.
 
This type of Paladin Maximizes its Magic Damage output by equipping a Magic Based Weapon preferably a Magic Hammer* (2handed) or a Magic Spear (2handed) and having all magic damage accessories.
 
*Magic hammer is prefered since adding a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Destruction (Hammer)) to its Primary Crystal Slot gives alot of enchant bonus compared to spear.
(*Not sure if it is a bug or intentionally given by devs but has been around for a long time*)
 
Having Lifesteal Magic accessories makes this Paladin capable of Solo-ing bosses and seemingly unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable insane Damage Burst from Skills.
 
¤ Healing Potential and Destructive AOE (Area Of Effect) Damage.
 
¤ Beautiful and Artistic.
 
¤ If equipped with High Cooldown and High Lifesteal it can seem Invincible if it can spam skills.
 
¤ 
Cons:
 
¤ Vulnerable when Not Spamming any skill.
 
¤ Has very low Physical Damage.
 
¤ Weak against enemies with high Magic Resistance.
 
¤ Is not capable of solo-ing bosses unless equipped with Lifesteal thus making this build a little bit Expensive.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ Since Harad's Banner is your main Trump-Card if an enemy avoids your Harad's Banner you are toasted.
 
¤ Follows a Blast'N'Run Tactic making you seem like a Coward and a "Pussy".
Kindly don't worry since you are simply doing "Tactical Retreat" (LMAO).
 
*Hey a live rat does more harm than a dead lion*
 
 
 
b) More Physical - Less Magical Based Based Paladin.
 
This Paladin keeps a ' 2:1 ' ratio balance between Physical and Magical Damage (eg. 800 physical damage with 400 magical damage). 
 
Maintains magic accessories but uses a Physical Based Spear (2handed) with magic damage as its secondary attribute. Added to it is a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Arrogance (Spear)) for its Primary Crystal slot.
 
This paladin sacrifices some magic damage for physical making it capable of making use of both physical and magical damage and is more "One enemy at a time" Style of fighting.
 
However unlike Full-Magic Based, the Paladin is not vulnerable if all skills are in Cooldown since it can Auto-Attack and deal Physical-Based Attacks while dealing Magic Blast combos.
 
This too, when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown can solo bosses down and seem unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable damage to a single or few enemies.
 
¤ Gives more flavor and Spice variety of damage to your enemy(ies).
 
¤ Very ideal to destroy every gear of enemy.
 
¤ Is not vulnerable when Expert Magic skills are in Cooldown since it can make up with Physical attacks.
 
¤ Savage and Raw in fight style and is seemingly invincible when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown.
 
¤ Over all less burst damage than Full-Magic Based Paladin However maintains proper over all damage even when at cooldown of skills thus making this the most strongest damage type Paladin over a  0.5 -1 minute damage time.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ It cannot take on multiple enemies effectively as compared to Full-Magic Based Paladin.
 
¤ Lower Magic means lesser Damage output from Magic Damage Skills.
 
¤ Is costly just like Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Very Low Healing Potential as compared to Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ It is a more "Brave" Style of combat however it can easily be overpowered by more number of enemies. Do not be discouraged to take "Tactical Retreat" if needed. (LMAO).
 
c) Full-Physical Based Paladin (NOT RECOMMENDED !).
 
This Paladin completely neglects Magic Damage and goes all in for Physical Damage.
 
This is highly unadvisable since Magic is an integral part of a Paladin and helps catalyze many skills for the proper working and playability of a Paladin.
Thus, this paladin can only use 2 Expert Skills properly rendering the rest as completly useless.
 
It uses either a Spear (2handed stun) or a mace and shield (stun) and equips with Physical Damage Crystal and uses normal accessories.
 
It is the cheapest Paladin ever to make and is only effective at Low Levels. Using Physical Damage accessories Lifesteal or not is fine but advisable only for low levels ! Do not waste such on a high level Paladin that follows this path.
 
(This is a paladin that has basically NO MAGIC).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Does Solid Physical Damage.
 
¤ If using Mace-Shield it allows for Tanking abilities and faster Auto-Attack speed.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Everthing.
 
 
2. Tank Paladin:
 
Before the introduction of Wardens, Paladins were the Best Tankers in the Sentinel's Side (as we say ... elf) but many have either abandoned Paladin or switched to Wardens not seeing how powerful the Paladin has become over time.
 
It is true a Paladin cannot tank as well as a Warden but makes up for that by the sheer Damage and Heals it can provide.
Tank Paladins are meant to 1v1 a boss with a couple of mobs and has a limit as to how many it can tank and inorder to survive has to take down mobs or have any weak healer.
 
Paladins can become almost as good as a warden when accompanied by any weak healer as it has healer friendly skills and can increase the heal output considerably.
 
It takes practice, time, effort, planning, skill builds, gear builds, tactics, strategy and luck inorder to master Paladin as a Tanker.
 
To me, Tank Paladin is the most versatile and all-round Paladin in terms of PvE and PvP but NOTE this type of Paladin is the MOST EXPENSIVE PALADIN TO MAKE AND IS ONLY EFFECTIVE AT +7 ONWARDS.
 
There are mainly 3 types of tank Paladins:
 
a) Full-Hp Based Paladin.
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.(Which I personally use).
c) Full-Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
There are the Physical and Magical Variants for each type of Tank Paladin making it a total of 6 Varieties of Tank Paladins.
 
Please note you need a minimim of 25% or more Cooldown inorder to effectively use any Tank Paladin.
 
 
a) Hp-Based Paladin.
 
As the name suggests this paladin is focused on achieving the maximum Hp possible inorder to Tank .
 
Having an insane high Hp makes it tiresome to take down and provided with good defense makes it really tough to take down.
 
Also note that the new Paladin's Prayer increases as well as heals 40% of total Hp (guild bonuses not included) and Sun Seal + Repellent Strike restores 20% total Hp added with Hp increase (Relic of Unprecidented Health 20% total Hp) and Hp based heal relics (Great Relic of Refreshment 20% total Hp) makes this Paladin capable of doing Insane Comebacks from near-death scenarios. (Guild Hp Increase Bonus is not considered for the working of these.)
 
This Paladin uses hybrid of Hp set bonuses gears (eg. Kronus Chest Head + Dark Skies Glove Boots) or 2 pcs Hp set hybrid with 3rd tier Hp % Equipments.
 
Weapons of choice are any mace and shield and either Hp accessories with magic or physical damage bonus as you deem fit. 
 
Fortitude Runes must be used at every slot available for its use.
 
Accuracy and attack speed are necessary for working of Sun Seal + Repellent Strike and overall performance.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Capable of achieving the Highest Hp possible among all the other class despite the irony that it is the lowest based hp class ! (I reached 10000 Hp, 12000 with Hp Pots and Scroll and can possibly reach 14500- 15000 Hp if having Arena Buff Reward Skill -.-)
 
¤ For a limited time you can become invincible using your Heal and Hp skills.
 
¤ Insane heals per Heal Cycle (eg. For me I do 2300 (Paladin's Prayer)
+ 1500 (Sun Seal + Repellent strike (3/4)
 + 1500 (Relic of Unprecidented Health)
+ 850 (Critical Heal on Heavenly Light skill)
+ 1900 (Great Relic of Refreshment) 
= Total of 8050 burst Heals in 7-8 Seconds time per heal cycle if all are successful in activation).
 
¤ Extreme Survivability and Healer Friendly.
 
¤ A proper frontline Tanker which devastates enemies one by one.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Due to the Large Cooldown Time required for the skills, the Paladin is very vulnerable when all Heal skills are on Cooldown.
 
¤ Cannot solo some bosses unless accompanied by healer.
 
¤ Healer dependent Paladin.
 
¤ Does not have a passive way or small constant Heals or Lifesteal to compensate while Main Healing Skills are on cooldown.
 
¤ Block,Dodge and Parry stats are very low.
 
¤ Sitting duck and can die quick when facing lags or short net cut-offs or if stunned.
 
 
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.
 
This is an improved hybrid of Hp based paladin which incorporates Lifesteal attribute without compromising its maximum Hp.
 
Is the same as Hp paladin but now uses Lifesteal shield and mace and Hp-Lifesteal Amulet and Cape along with hp accessories.
 
Such a Paladin requires High Physical damage inorder to properly and efficiently restore Hp upon dealing damage.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Having all pros of a Hp Paladin Added with sturdy and strong amounts of lifesteal.
 
¤ It can solo many more bosses as compared to Hp Paladin.
 
¤ It can survive even when you are AFK (Away from Keyboard).
 
Cons:
 
¤ Is probably the most espensive Paladin around.
 
¤ Compromising some Hp for Lifesteal you cannot get to showoff as the highest hp hero but you can shock many nevertheless.
 
 
c) Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
Most of the Grey-Haired Paladins and players will remember this one as it was one of the early attempts to make Paladin capable of solo-ing bosses.
 
Neglecting Hp and focusing on Lifesteal Magic / Physical accessories and Wielding a strong Magic / Physical (with magic ofc) Mace, this Paladin is a true Holy Vampire (lol).
 
This Paladin can solo a boss provided its damage : lifesteal ratio is higher or equal to the boss damage but due to the low Hp it can be taken out in an instant with few combos of critical attacks if not vigilant.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Good survivability with demonic appearence.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ Gets screwed when an attack misses.
 
¤ Due to low Hp can be quickly taken out of the battle field and cannot tank muliples (Boss+Mobs are not its cup of tea).
 
¤ If enemy has high defense (Raid bosses or a Warden for example), your damage : lifesteal ratio will be less and hence you die.
 
¤ Expensive as hell.
 
 
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Just as a Damage Paladin is the cousin of a Mage , a Healer Paladin is the cousin of a Priest.
 
Having focused all destructive powers on its healing power this Paladin can even substitute for a priest (except the resurrection).
 
This Paladin utilises maximum Cooldown, Critical, Mana regen, and Maximum Magic (preferably a Magic Hammer).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Insane healing bursts.
 
¤ Strengthens other heals by 22% (maxed out light aura).
 
¤ Sturdy shielding.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ High cooldown.
 
¤ Ok damage.
 
¤ Bad at PvP.
 
 
Playing with other stats can give funny results to these paladin builds.
 
 
Complete Basic Skill Build Mastery!
 
So let's get right into it !
 
As usual for a tanker we have 1 damage skill, 1 taunt skill.
But we now have a heal skill, A heal increase party buff and a movement impair disable skill (If maxed or 4/5).
 
Purifying:
 
A physical damage skill which gives heavy damage.
 
If the enemy is under Fetter Of Justice effect using Purifying will activate a magical D.O.T (Damage Over Time).
 
Fetters Of Justice:
 
It is a skill / movement impair area skill. 
 
It reduces incoming damage from the affected enemy (not much really)
 
At levels 4/5 5/5 it will have the silence ability which will mute the affected enemies from using skills 
 
If Purifying is used after the usage of this skill the enemy will get DOT magical damage (just 3-4 ticks). The dot depends on your magic power.
 
It has a radius of 3 yards 
 
 
Light Aura:
 
Persuation:
 
Heavenly Light:
 
*KINDLY NOTE I WILL COMPLETE THIS POST PIECE BY PIECE SINCE IT HAS VERY LARGE CONTENT ... APOLOGIZE FOR INCONVENIENCE*

Greetings to all my Brothers and Sisters in Warspear !
I shall now give a detailed explaination and advice on Paladin so bear with me as this will be a long one.
 
In the Story of Warspear App, Harad's resting form was the Lion while his battle form was Paladin.
 
Paladin is one of the most versatile class in the whole game. Being originally a Tanking class it can Support , Heal , Damage and disable enemies.
 
However do note this is an Advanced - Sopisticated class and requires heavy investment but pays off as you will never get bored with Paladin as you will always be needed on the field.
 
As a Jack-of-all-Trades it can do everything well but master of none.
 
However, no matter how fun and cool it may seem, this class is basically one of the weakest class with lowest hp increase among all tanking class (even less than a blade dancer at level 26-28).
 
It is one of the worst Low-Level hero to make and is a Late bloomer (Its God-Like abilities only come after level 19).
 
And though it may seem Over-Powered it is not so ... It requires Skill, Tactics, Strategy, Skill build, Proper Armor and weapon gears, Good internet connection (yes ...) and alot of heavy investment grind and pain.
 
There are lots of burn outs from this class since many do not know the complex mechanics behind such a beautiful class.
 
Here I will break-down all the concepts of Paladin, its working and usage.
 
I will be dividing this into many parts so kindly read the guide as a whole and refer its parts as you read on and take notes.
 
Choose and Plan out your Paladin!
 
Being a Jack-of-all-Trades inorder to be a true master of this class you will need to keep a firm and determined mind and be adamant on what will your Paladin do.
 
If you want to Tank you will lose Damage and Heal or Heal and Damage (Tank > Damage > Heal or Tank > Heal > Damage).
 
If you want to Damage you will lose Tank and Heal or Heal and Tank (Damage > Heal > Tank or Damage > Tank > Heal).
 
If you want to Heal you will lose Damage and Tank or Tank and Damage (Heal > Damage > Tank or Heal > Tank > Damage).
 
That being said you will have to sacrifice stats and abilities for the Specialisation of your Paladin.
 
We can broadly classify Paladins into 3 types along with their key variations.
 
1. Damage Paladin.
2. Tank Paladin.
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Detailed Information about Skill Build, Armor Build, Tactics etc. Given at other sections of this Guide.
 
1. Damage Paladin:
 
Paladins have the capacity to deal insane burst damage that overpowers and is superior to any other class and can overtake a Ranger if lucky.
 
However these type of Paladins have a Mage-Like play style and suffers from low Hp, Mana burn, Low defense, added to that they are vulnerable when their skills are on cooldown.
 
There are 3 Variations to this:
 
 a) Full-Magic Based Paladin
 
Giving thought that all Paladin Experts are Magic-Based it would be unimaginable having to spam 5 Magic damage Expert Skills along with Basic Skills.
 
This type of Paladin Maximizes its Magic Damage output by equipping a Magic Based Weapon preferably a Magic Hammer* (2handed) or a Magic Spear (2handed) and having all magic damage accessories.
 
*Magic hammer is prefered since adding a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Destruction (Hammer)) to its Primary Crystal Slot gives alot of enchant bonus compared to spear.
(*Not sure if it is a bug or intentionally given by devs but has been around for a long time*)
 
Having Lifesteal Magic accessories makes this Paladin capable of Solo-ing bosses and seemingly unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable insane Damage Burst from Skills.
 
¤ Healing Potential and Destructive AOE (Area Of Effect) Damage.
 
¤ Beautiful and Artistic.
 
¤ If equipped with High Cooldown and High Lifesteal it can seem Invincible if it can spam skills.
 
¤ 
Cons:
 
¤ Vulnerable when Not Spamming any skill.
 
¤ Has very low Physical Damage.
 
¤ Weak against enemies with high Magic Resistance.
 
¤ Is not capable of solo-ing bosses unless equipped with Lifesteal thus making this build a little bit Expensive.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ Since Harad's Banner is your main Trump-Card if an enemy avoids your Harad's Banner you are toasted.
 
¤ Follows a Blast'N'Run Tactic making you seem like a Coward and a "Pussy".
Kindly don't worry since you are simply doing "Tactical Retreat" (LMAO).
 
*Hey a live rat does more harm than a dead lion*
 
 
 
b) More Physical - Less Magical Based Based Paladin.
 
This Paladin keeps a ' 2:1 ' ratio balance between Physical and Magical Damage (eg. 800 physical damage with 400 magical damage). 
 
Maintains magic accessories but uses a Physical Based Spear (2handed) with magic damage as its secondary attribute. Added to it is a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Arrogance (Spear)) for its Primary Crystal slot.
 
This paladin sacrifices some magic damage for physical making it capable of making use of both physical and magical damage and is more "One enemy at a time" Style of fighting.
 
However unlike Full-Magic Based, the Paladin is not vulnerable if all skills are in Cooldown since it can Auto-Attack and deal Physical-Based Attacks while dealing Magic Blast combos.
 
This too, when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown can solo bosses down and seem unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable damage to a single or few enemies.
 
¤ Gives more flavor and Spice variety of damage to your enemy(ies).
 
¤ Very ideal to destroy every gear of enemy.
 
¤ Is not vulnerable when Expert Magic skills are in Cooldown since it can make up with Physical attacks.
 
¤ Savage and Raw in fight style and is seemingly invincible when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown.
 
¤ Over all less burst damage than Full-Magic Based Paladin However maintains proper over all damage even when at cooldown of skills thus making this the most strongest damage type Paladin over a  0.5 -1 minute damage time.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ It cannot take on multiple enemies effectively as compared to Full-Magic Based Paladin.
 
¤ Lower Magic means lesser Damage output from Magic Damage Skills.
 
¤ Is costly just like Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Very Low Healing Potential as compared to Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ It is a more "Brave" Style of combat however it can easily be overpowered by more number of enemies. Do not be discouraged to take "Tactical Retreat" if needed. (LMAO).
 
c) Full-Physical Based Paladin (NOT RECOMMENDED !).
 
This Paladin completely neglects Magic Damage and goes all in for Physical Damage.
 
This is highly unadvisable since Magic is an integral part of a Paladin and helps catalyze many skills for the proper working and playability of a Paladin.
Thus, this paladin can only use 2 Expert Skills properly rendering the rest as completly useless.
 
It uses either a Spear (2handed stun) or a mace and shield (stun) and equips with Physical Damage Crystal and uses normal accessories.
 
It is the cheapest Paladin ever to make and is only effective at Low Levels. Using Physical Damage accessories Lifesteal or not is fine but advisable only for low levels ! Do not waste such on a high level Paladin that follows this path.
 
(This is a paladin that has basically NO MAGIC).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Does Solid Physical Damage.
 
¤ If using Mace-Shield it allows for Tanking abilities and faster Auto-Attack speed.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Everthing.
 
 
2. Tank Paladin:
 
Before the introduction of Wardens, Paladins were the Best Tankers in the Sentinel's Side (as we say ... elf) but many have either abandoned Paladin or switched to Wardens not seeing how powerful the Paladin has become over time.
 
It is true a Paladin cannot tank as well as a Warden but makes up for that by the sheer Damage and Heals it can provide.
Tank Paladins are meant to 1v1 a boss with a couple of mobs and has a limit as to how many it can tank and inorder to survive has to take down mobs or have any weak healer.
 
Paladins can become almost as good as a warden when accompanied by any weak healer as it has healer friendly skills and can increase the heal output considerably.
 
It takes practice, time, effort, planning, skill builds, gear builds, tactics, strategy and luck inorder to master Paladin as a Tanker.
 
To me, Tank Paladin is the most versatile and all-round Paladin in terms of PvE and PvP but NOTE this type of Paladin is the MOST EXPENSIVE PALADIN TO MAKE AND IS ONLY EFFECTIVE AT +7 ONWARDS.
 
There are mainly 3 types of tank Paladins:
 
a) Full-Hp Based Paladin.
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.(Which I personally use).
c) Full-Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
There are the Physical and Magical Variants for each type of Tank Paladin making it a total of 6 Varieties of Tank Paladins.
 
Please note you need a minimim of 25% or more Cooldown inorder to effectively use any Tank Paladin.
 
 
a) Hp-Based Paladin.
 
As the name suggests this paladin is focused on achieving the maximum Hp possible inorder to Tank .
 
Having an insane high Hp makes it tiresome to take down and provided with good defense makes it really tough to take down.
 
Also note that the new Paladin's Prayer increases as well as heals 40% of total Hp (guild bonuses not included) and Sun Seal + Repellent Strike restores 20% total Hp added with Hp increase (Relic of Unprecidented Health 20% total Hp) and Hp based heal relics (Great Relic of Refreshment 20% total Hp) makes this Paladin capable of doing Insane Comebacks from near-death scenarios. (Guild Hp Increase Bonus is not considered for the working of these.)
 
This Paladin uses hybrid of Hp set bonuses gears (eg. Kronus Chest Head + Dark Skies Glove Boots) or 2 pcs Hp set hybrid with 3rd tier Hp % Equipments.
 
Weapons of choice are any mace and shield and either Hp accessories with magic or physical damage bonus as you deem fit. 
 
Fortitude Runes must be used at every slot available for its use.
 
Accuracy and attack speed are necessary for working of Sun Seal + Repellent Strike and overall performance.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Capable of achieving the Highest Hp possible among all the other class despite the irony that it is the lowest based hp class ! (I reached 10000 Hp, 12000 with Hp Pots and Scroll and can possibly reach 14500- 15000 Hp if having Arena Buff Reward Skill -.-)
 
¤ For a limited time you can become invincible using your Heal and Hp skills.
 
¤ Insane heals per Heal Cycle (eg. For me I do 2300 (Paladin's Prayer)
+ 1500 (Sun Seal + Repellent strike (3/4)
 + 1500 (Relic of Unprecidented Health)
+ 850 (Critical Heal on Heavenly Light skill)
+ 1900 (Great Relic of Refreshment) 
= Total of 8050 burst Heals in 7-8 Seconds time per heal cycle if all are successful in activation).
 
¤ Extreme Survivability and Healer Friendly.
 
¤ A proper frontline Tanker which devastates enemies one by one.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Due to the Large Cooldown Time required for the skills, the Paladin is very vulnerable when all Heal skills are on Cooldown.
 
¤ Cannot solo some bosses unless accompanied by healer.
 
¤ Healer dependent Paladin.
 
¤ Does not have a passive way or small constant Heals or Lifesteal to compensate while Main Healing Skills are on cooldown.
 
¤ Block,Dodge and Parry stats are very low.
 
¤ Sitting duck and can die quick when facing lags or short net cut-offs or if stunned.
 
 
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.
 
This is an improved hybrid of Hp based paladin which incorporates Lifesteal attribute without compromising its maximum Hp.
 
Is the same as Hp paladin but now uses Lifesteal shield and mace and Hp-Lifesteal Amulet and Cape along with hp accessories.
 
Such a Paladin requires High Physical damage inorder to properly and efficiently restore Hp upon dealing damage.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Having all pros of a Hp Paladin Added with sturdy and strong amounts of lifesteal.
 
¤ It can solo many more bosses as compared to Hp Paladin.
 
¤ It can survive even when you are AFK (Away from Keyboard).
 
Cons:
 
¤ Is probably the most espensive Paladin around.
 
¤ Compromising some Hp for Lifesteal you cannot get to showoff as the highest hp hero but you can shock many nevertheless.
 
 
c) Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
Most of the Grey-Haired Paladins and players will remember this one as it was one of the early attempts to make Paladin capable of solo-ing bosses.
 
Neglecting Hp and focusing on Lifesteal Magic / Physical accessories and Wielding a strong Magic / Physical (with magic ofc) Mace, this Paladin is a true Holy Vampire (lol).
 
This Paladin can solo a boss provided its damage : lifesteal ratio is higher or equal to the boss damage but due to the low Hp it can be taken out in an instant with few combos of critical attacks if not vigilant.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Good survivability with demonic appearence.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ Gets screwed when an attack misses.
 
¤ Due to low Hp can be quickly taken out of the battle field and cannot tank muliples (Boss+Mobs are not its cup of tea).
 
¤ If enemy has high defense (Raid bosses or a Warden for example), your damage : lifesteal ratio will be less and hence you die.
 
¤ Expensive as hell.
 
 
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Just as a Damage Paladin is the cousin of a Mage , a Healer Paladin is the cousin of a Priest.
 
Having focused all destructive powers on its healing power this Paladin can even substitute for a priest (except the resurrection).
 
This Paladin utilises maximum Cooldown, Critical, Mana regen, and Maximum Magic (preferably a Magic Hammer).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Insane healing bursts.
 
¤ Strengthens other heals by 22% (maxed out light aura).
 
¤ Sturdy shielding.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ High cooldown.
 
¤ Ok damage.
 
¤ Bad at PvP.
 
 
Playing with other stats can give funny results to these paladin builds.
 
 
Complete Basic Skill Build Mastery!
 
So let's get right into it !
 
As usual for a tanker we have 1 damage skill, 1 taunt skill.
But we now have a heal skill, A heal increase party buff and a movement impair disable skill (If maxed or 4/5).
 
Purifying:
 
A physical damage skill which gives heavy damage.
 
If the enemy is under Fetter Of Justice effect using Purifying will activate a magical D.O.T (Damage Over Time).
 
Fetters Of Justice:
 
It is a skill / movement impair area skill. 
 
It reduces incoming damage from the affected enemy (not much really)
 
At levels 4/5 5/5 it will have the silence ability which will mute the affected enemies from using skills 
 
If Purifying is used after the usage of this skill the enemy will get DOT magical damage (just 3-4 ticks). The dot depends on your magic power.
 
It has a radius of 3 yards 
 
 
Light Aura:
 
Persuation:
 
Heavenly Light:
 
*KINDLY NOTE I WILL COMPLETE THIS POST PIECE BY PIECE SINCE IT HAS VERY LARGE CONTENT ... APOLOGIZE FOR INCONVENIENCE*

Yes. It surely takes time

Sage is the best guider in warspear😍😍😍😍😍

Greetings brother.
 
Paladins is one of the most complex classes in the game which require alot of presets luck and focus to use.
I am a level 26 Paladin named HeroicSage in US - Sapphire Realm and can almost solo T3 bosses and with even a 300 heal healer I can make it through easily. 
 
Issue arises when in mythic dungeons I agree since as you said mobs are ridiculously overpowered.
Unlike Warden, Paladins need strategy and need to clear out key mobs (like magic mobs) asap before going on that being said the party will be slower as compared to the ability of wardens.
Another thing is that Paladins do now have any Passive Heal skills or a strong damage reduction skill. Paladin's Barskin barely do much and so he only depends on healer and high hp.
 
In the end it cannot outmatch a warden in tanking an army of mobs with bosses but makes up for its extreme versatility.
 
I have led so many parties in Berengar Dungeon Mythical and never required a healer 
 
But yeah ... otherwise if it be a weak paladin his role should be to side tank and assist the main tanker and heal/buff up the entire team along with slowing off mobs etc. 
 
If a Paladin cannot tank a particular area well or is not yet "Matured" in terms of skill and gears ... Paladins always have the freedom to be healer or damager so it is never a waste to have one in party.
 
In most instances when a Paladin can last to tank he can basically speed up the team alot ! I have tried the recent Snowy dungeons and my Warden(lvl 26) did the dungeon (lvl24) in 2 stams with a strong party (high amped cbow ranger though) while my paladin did it in 1 stam with 1-2 mins before end with a moderate-weak party. After seeing the results The Paladin did 180K damage overall (was the first in damage) about 50K heal (idk what the healer was doing tbh) and 42K dmg tanked.
 
Every class has its speciality and have specific scenarios to which they are best suited. 
For example I need a good healer to do Old + New Labyrinth and Kronus as well on my paladin but my Warden can solo them all without a problem.
 
This guide is intended to be an ultimate guide for Paladins like my Druid guide and lots of things are yet to be included but ... time ... so my apologies until it is completed :(.

My warm greetings to all new Warspear players 😉
Here I will give my advices that will better your Warspear experience
 
1. First and foremost ... The story.
 
No RPG can be separated from its story as they both go hand in hand.
That being said you should know why there are four factions, why are you questing and what lies your purpose in game otherwise it will be a boring cycle of grinding quests like a machine.
Firstly you should get started by the "Story of Warspear" app from Playstore(android). That explains the reason why there are four factions, whom are allies and their background stories (I will try as much not to spoil it),
To gain experience in this game you need to complete Quests (missions from npcs). This is a unique aspect of warspear that has its advantages as well as disadvantages but for all that is Good kindly extend the dialogues and read them 😄 all quests from different native lands are intertwined making the game more interesting.
 
*****IF YOU ARE A LEVEL 15 AND HAVE FINISHED MAP 2 *****
 
In order to access map 4 and continue the main storyline you require these quests to be done in the following order.
 
>CL quests (Chainless League bosses like Granite Guard, Gar-Shag, Lake Elemental, Sea Monster, Gridaur ||
*Berengar Guards is optional only if you want to do Berengar Tower Heroic Difficulty for Achievement). You need to do them inorder to get reputation for Berengar Tower Dungeons which is coming up next (Please note there is no such thing as level restriction for opting a dungeon its just a level recommendation ... do not confuse)
 
>You will be getting quest from Rolu-Arhn, a npc, to go to swamps ... take it and head off to T1.
 
*New Enemy quest is for levels 21 and above ... you need to do Astral labyrinth (Old Lab) and go into Kronus labyrinth (New lab) and talk to npc ... not needed at this moment.
*Berengar Shadows (Six Shadows) is no longer needed to progress in storyline.
 
>Norlant swamps quests Echo of Tragedy and Ravva's Power.
Echo of tragedy requires you to spam Big Ravva teleports till you reach Vitold's area and talk to him.
Ravva's Power is the continuation where you get the quest from Vitold himself right after checking in Echo of Tragedy. You require to spam Big Ravva teleports (again... sigh) till you reach Kotta Ravva, a native settlement where you need to talk to a NPC.
After that you need to spam (yes ... again ... 2xSigh) Small Ravva Teleports (NOTE DO NOT DIE AT THIS POINT ... NO RESPAWN STATUE AT KOTTA RAVVA DYING MEANS U NEED TO START AGAIN FROM SCRATCH !! IF YOU ARE SURE YOU CANNOT MAKE IT TO NEXT TELEPORT SIMPLY TAKE THE KOTTA RAVVA TELEPORT BACK !!!) till you reach an area where you can see a huge beautiful broken elf queen statue face .... you need to take Valariya (thats her name) Stone from her head and head back to T1 M3 (Zeneth-Haf)  and check in quest to Faviy. 
 
> Return to T5 map 2 and talk to npc and then go to berengar and get gatekeeper quest. You need to go to astral labyrinth and kill him and get his coffer. 
 
>Berengar Tower Easy (Fljar) Normal (Stone crusher) Hard (Juggernaut) must be done and can be done inorder to reach map 4 Ayvondil. Heroic (Asterius) can be done if you need that extra experience points or achievement. 
 
And off you are to map 4 ! Good Luck.
 
Please do note if you are playing in US-Sapphire server you are extremely lucky cause ...Many are there to help you out including me 24/7 😄 .
 
Regarding Six Shadow Kindly message me on SavageSage (Tanksage) or Prokzz (Tenzz).
 
Note if I do not reply your message I would be either beating up 2 million + HP bosses, already helping a questor or lagging so kindly understand.
 
 Sorry inadvance.
 
Regarding how to do other quests like swamps etc. Kindly refer other guides like "Massive Spoiler for Norlant Swamps" by Ladygi under Guides section and give her a huge thumbs up for her work and dedication !.
 
2. Assign an email and password to you account.
 
Last thing you want is spending 50$ having a decent level 17 hero and ... For some reasons ... You uninstalled the game (soft boot) you are going to lose all that for good.
 
Next as a beginner boost you need to go on your PC.
Open Steam (Download it if you dont have it) and download the game through steam on your PC.
Log in your account (the assigned email and pass) and then go back to steam.
Download the DLC Starter pack (there are two warspears on steam one is the main game and other the beginner starter pack).
Run the starter pack and go back to the game.
From your gifts section in miracle shop you will receive steam costume (depending on your gender) as well as extra pocket and a EXPERIENCE BOOSTER (Elixir of Knowledge).
It will only be claimed when you take the gift into your bag so choose wisely which hero will you use it on.
 
More information is given at the end of this post by Akasha.
PLEASE DO CHECK IT AS IT CONTAINS LINKS THAT COMPLETES THIS POST!!!.
 
3.Lets get into the game 😉
 
If its your first time playing an RPG that is medieval based(swords magic etc.) you must know few Triangular rules (no illuminati)
3 types of classes ... Damager, tanker, and a healer.
• Rule of teamwork:
The game is based on teamwork and strategy you need to know your role and bind to your hero as one.
 
Tanker: His duty is to take that punch for protecting his friend and pushing the assailants back. If you are self sacrificing and fearless. This class is good for you.
Damager: His duty is to remove the root problem as quickly as possible before It can lay eggs or cause further damage. Why take a punch when you can instead beat him up ? Lol if you are this bad-ass dude this class is yours.
Healer: You better like it if you negotiate and make peace ? Heal each other wounds and move for better tomorrow ? If you are this kind hearted saint .. Healers are for you.
 
That should solve the issue with choosing your first hero ...
 
• Rule of teamwork (2)
Tanker will defend everyone by using his special taunt skill and lead the way for party to follow.
Damager will assist the tank in finishing off enemies before they can hurt tankers more.
Healers are the life lines of a party (Party are the temporary groups you can form... While in party kill quests etc. Become common for all who has that quest).
 
• Rule of PvP
Aside from boring AI Controlled mobs, PvP allows you to challenge other players and benefit from the experience in a fun way .... or just beat em ... But you need to know few things before hand ...
 
Tankers in general are having advantage when fighting with damagers as they can withstand damage with their high HP and Def.
However Tankers are weak when fighting Casters as casters can control the poor melee beast.
 
Damager can nuke out casters but weak to tankers since they (tankers) can withstand their damage and kill the damager.
 
Healers can send tankers to oblivion but due to their low vitality they are easy picks for damagers.
 
Now I shall not discuss how to ... Equip weapon? Chat with friends? Etc. As the game hints already took care of it for me 😛
 
4.Your heros skill build ..
 
This is were most newbies mess up with and get punished to get those expensive skill redistribution books. So you need to plan your builds properly ... There are many guides for classes in other sections of the forum which I shall not discuss here as they are advanced topics but just know your role and for first few levels the skills you upgrade should be correct (damager = attack skill or attack buffs/healer = healing and support skill/Tanker = tanking and damage skills)
Always read your skills description to have better understanding of what they do and form your own combos in battle 😉 incase you don't know how to check your skills simply Menu> Character > Skills > click on a skill double times to view it ... Click on it once and then menu to either hot key it or skill study(add skill points to it) skill points are obtained every even levels(2,4,6,8 etc. You also get 2 skill points at level 10 and 20 and soon ... 30)
 
 
5.Always keep chatting and maintain good friendly attitude
 
This will give you the advantage of meeting a stronger hero who can help you out or a group of loyal friends ... Dont be shy to ask at world chat. Just dont spam ... Its annoying.
 
6.Beware of Scammers
 
Always use common sense when it comes to this one. In order to avoid basic scam ..
for this you need to know the mechanism of exchange ...
its simple as you exchange with somebody you click on those empty bags to give and item or click on the gold to give gold. Once your done press Done. This will show the player what you are giving but not exchange ... When the other person has given properly you must click on the items on his side that he offers to see if its really the item you need cause some items have same icons . After all is well press done again to confirm.
 
*PLEASE NOTE*
If someone asks you to pay inadvance for a service such as help for boss etc. kindly pay him after he has completed his part ... 
Never pay in advance unless it is someone who is credible or who you trust ! 
 
Same goes for those who say to pay first for a weapon on armor.
 
***Scamming starts when you blindly trust a stranger so becareful!***
 
Also note ... when buying items from dealer COUNT THE NUMBER OF DIGITS OF THE PRICE OF THE ITEM YOU ARE ABOUT TO PURCHASE !!! 
Reason...
Some digits look smaller than others and you can get confused thinking a 6 digit number is a 5 digit number ... having you pay 10x more than the real price ... scammers never been trickier so stay safe !
 
7.Save all your gold !
 
As a lower level you will be getting free decent equips from quests up to level 12 (till you finish the native map) only start buying cheap craft gears when level 14-16 and invest in level 18 Red tiers equipments ... Best investment for your hero.
Want to burst level up (from lvl 1-20 in a day?)? Well then do not waste mcoins (miracle coin currency) on Novice Sets as they get you nowhere ... Instead stack on Knowledge pots (potion) and join a guild with XP buffs and buy yourself a leogryph (this minion costs 7K gold but is capable of making any low level solo bosses with ease due to its powerful healing skills... Use when you are level 6 or so ... It has 12hrs duration).
Sell all items from quests like pots old armor scrolls etc. And when you reach level 14(with no XP booster) you should be having decent 25K Gold (25000).
 
There are many guides on how to earn gold in the forum ... since I respect the hard work they have put into making them I shall not discuss the details here ....
 
just note ... There was an update that removed high prices of drops before ... due to players making bots and farming mobs for gold ... so some gold guides were made a long time ago ... just know that the "MOB FARMING" thing no longer works.
 
Incase you are into farming bosses (Actually called mini-bosses according to game's legend) please refer to the end of this post where akasha has posted links which show drop zones etc.
 
9.Arena 
 
Arena works on level tiers which is lvl 4-6/ 7-10/ 11-14/ 15-17/ 18-20 and so on .. (imagine if we get XP from mobs would these arena tiers be relevant ?) you will be paired by a random partner or a party member and fight of other players.
 
Here you need to know the pvp rule I told earlier and help your partner cover their weaknesses as you discover the enemy weaknesses ... However due the the already strong powerful old players who dominate the arena ... You might not find it fun being knocked off in 1 hit. Prepare your gears and amplify them and also prepare your strategy and skill builds;)
 
Do note you also can win a special in-game currency called arena points which allows you to buy equips and items from arena suppliers located at first towns of maps .. These equips have resil stats which reduce incoming damage from enemy players but you get increased damage from mobs (thats why they are called arena equips) and also ferocity stats which increases your damage to an enemy player but less damage to mobs. Definitely fun and worth a try to fight in arena as you also learn from losses and become an expert quickly and surely I will be seeing you on top of arena ratings 😉 .
Do not be dishearted if you lose your arena battle you still get your ratings and arena points as condolence prizes 😛
 
 
10.Enchants and amplification
 
You can enchant an equipment to add desirable stats and bonuses that can help make the game much easier to play... Enchants come in two forms ... Crystals and Runes .
 
Runes generally augument Primary statistics of your hero. (like Physical defense, Magical Defense, Maximum Health, Health regeneration and so on ... Exceptions are there however).
 
Crystals generally augument Secondary statistics of your hero. (like ... Accuracy, Penetration, Critical, Attack speed, Energy Regeneration,Maximum Energy and so on ... Exceptions are there however like damage increase crystals).
 
This is the trend in broad terms as there is no clear boundary between the two ... except ofcourse ... the name and icon (lol).
 
You can find them from your daily chests or common ones from dealer (has chance to fail and give weak enchantments but cheap and has a minimum level of item to use) or the Miracle ones from miracle shop(100% success and chance for super enchant).
 
*****PLEASE NOTE UNLIKE AMPLIFICATION, YOUR EQUIPMENT WILL BE SAFE EVEN IF ENCHANT FAILS*****
 
These are much better used when you are level 13 and above and have gears for same ...
 
What I want to stress here are Mana/Energy regeneration crystals (Crystals of Harmony) because you will find the game much harder when you reach map 2 since you will spam dry your mana pool and have to wait for its slow recovery. Invest in mana regen when you get level 13 rings and belt or above and please do choose that mana regen level 8 cape as quest item 😉 having mana regen high enough can make you a skill spamming beast !
 
As for amplification you require Sphere of Damage(for weapon)/Defense(For armor rings etc.) enchantments. Some gold as payment and when upgrading to higher enchantments (+3 on wards) Signs of Imperishability that help ensure your item does not break or get destroyed or lost amplification also depends on the tier of your equips for example Blue and Green tiers have more chance to amplify than purple to red .
you can get sphere from quests (boss and dungeon quests) or as a drop .. Or buy them from dealer 😜
Signs are only available from Guild rewards and from mcoin shop. Or as usual ... Buy them from dealer (NOTE: For signs much advisable to buy from players Or during Discount of these items (Every Sunday).
 
11. Miscellaneous.
 
Regarding Dungeons > their short forms are Dgs
Dungeons are basically rampage raid modes where you kill everyone(in map 1dgs) or kill selected few (map 2 and 4 dgs) or solve puzzles to move on (holiday dgs)
You can always check the quest log to see your requirements left to finish the dungeon.
 
If you have a dungeon quest! PLEASE touch the dead body of the boss and take his loot. The body disintegrates very quickly if you don't do that first ... You will have to repeat the whole dungeon. So many cases where even when I tell newbies to take they forget and learn the hard way 😄 ending up with me having to redo everything:!
 
Then only after that you can take the treasure and hope for the worst (lol) Please note if you get *Ethereal Essence* (craft resource) or *Ethereal matter* (for new update) do not drop it ! It is worth 20000 Gold to crafters (thats what I call beginner luck).
 
Always maintain party integrity (one of the rules mentioned above) or ... Get a bad-ass higher level to clean up everything in minutes (less fun to do ... But more fun to watch :D)
 
Also note ... dungeons require a sort of payment to enter ... In the form of seeker stamina (Menu > Character > All Attributes > check lowest column to see how much seeker you have left)
it usually recovers (*EDITED Special Thanks to "TheCabbage" for pointing out this one*) '8' hours one point.
 
Bosses are boring to kill but fun to maintain good team work practice and can also get good loot.
Do note Levels above 13 do not receive any drop in map 1 (Isn't fair for a College student to go back to kinder garden is it ? ?).
 
Levels above 20 do not get drops in map 2 (except for labyrinth six shadows Hard mode on BG dungeons etc.)
+info
Farmer’s memo - limitations: Fantastic drop and Where to find it. view
Drop list: Fantastic drop and Where to find it.ll view
 
Also do note that when a tanker is engaged with mobs and bosses or if any mob attacks a player ... Healing him using skills will taunt the mobs to attack you ....
In order to avoid it tell the tanker to agro or move away or kill the mob.
(Agro means to aggrevate or attracts the mob or boss to direct their attacks to you thus saving your friend)
 
******ONLY HEAL A TANKER AFTER HE HAS USED HIS AGGRESSION SKILL / TAUNT SKILL ... or else you're screwed ... ******
 
Keep an eye out for that ... study and know what taunt skills a tanker would have and heal him after he has used it.
 
 
Basic Must-Knows regarding Armor type and Stats.
 
RPGs like this are all about level and equipments so I will just give the brief touch on the matter.
 
As a ..
 
Tanker:
You need to focus on armor that gives you HP, DEF (heavy armor is a no-brainer), Block (If you are PURE Tanker with shield **NOTE THAT BLOCK PARAMETER DOES NOT WORK IF YOU DONT HAVE A SHIELD EQUIPPED**), Parry (If you are a blade dancer)etc. to ensure you can withstand all heavy damages your role has to give .. Accuracy and Critical if you are a Tank-Damager hybrid.
 
Damagers:
Critical and Accuracy are a must ! whats the use of machine gun that has insane recoil that you cannot even land a hit ?. Attack speed, Penetration and for some classes rogue you need Dodge etc. also a good amount of HP unless you want to get 1-Shot out.
 
Healer:
There are two types of Healers. 
Gradual healer who heals over time. (druid,shaman,charmer).
Insant healer that does burst heal.(Necro,Priest,Paladin (yep ... paladins ... mine crit heals 1700 HP along with relic 2K HP on my self and new Paladin Prayer skill ... 3K hp  along with  self heal 2K from shield bash so dont say pala arnt healers.. yea paladins are healers now)). #Pfftsageurafaggot. (lol)
 
It's evident that healers require HP to make up for their already low HP here and high MP Regen this is whats different...
 
Gradual healers need more HP and base Magic should be high  along with morderate Cooldown and Critical.
 
Instant healers require high Critical high Cooldown along with high Mana pool and good Hp.
 
Also note ... 
Small Crown with Blue back ground is a mob,(has really low hp).
 
Small Crown with a Yellow back ground is a Elite Mob (players still call them mini bosses),(they have hp ranging from 2000 - 9000 + hp .... some of them can use skills).
 
Small Crown with Red background is a Mini Boss (players call it boss -_-),(Has hp 12000+ and can use skills).
 
Big Crown with Yellow background is a Boss,(has 280000+ hp and can use 2-3 skills).
 
Big Crown with Red background is a Raid Boss.(They have 950000+ hp and can use 3 or more skills).
 
Just look at top right when you click on a monster ...
 
I am telling this cause some new players were confused what are those symbols on top right ... so ...you're welcome bros 
 
Mob (Environment) Mechanics.
 
By now you must've realised that if you walk over some mobs ... they get pissed and attack you (lol).(if not ... go play the game already -_-).
 
When you look at an npc name (be it a mob or a quest giver) you will notice the ones that have yellow font names are friendly and don't get pissed ...
However the ones having red font name are really pissed off and will attack you if you get too close.
 
Each mob like that has a RANGE of varying radius.
 
Most of them have 1 yard (one box distance) radius and if you are 2 yards away from then (or have 1 box gap) they won't attack you .
 
Some have 4 or more yard radars equipped so becareful (Dungeons, Labyrinth etc.)
 
Just keep in mind to NOT walk over them but manuever around them.
 
Sometimes you will notice that your hero is 8 yards away from a mob yet you can still hit them ...
This is called GPS (Glitch Position System) (lol).
It can be caused due to poor internet signal or your phone/pc ram being overloaded by other apps working in background.
 
It can be be solved temporarily by clicking on a particular spot for 5 seconds. As a result , you hero's position will be re-aligned.
 
 
 
 
 
*will add soon ... no time to post stuff*
 
 
I think that would be enough to help you start off with a blast ? I know it is written in a raw and boring form but I will try and update it soon to make it much more appealing 😉
Let me know if you need any more advices I will gladly help or am I not The Sage of Warspear? Take care everyone !
 
For advanced and mastery discussions regarding classes please see my other posts from class discussion ! 
 
I shall share the Sage *Power that I possess (Knowledge is *Power)
 
Also note if you happen to play in US-Sapphire Realm (game servers) You can always PM (private message) me if i am online or ask me for tips and even help if you need (like bosses dg etc.)
 
My heros are *DivineSage, Springsage, Tanksage, Rapingsage ...... about 99% of ".....sage" are me 😄 (greensage. chaossage.sageofwar.heroicsage .... just pm *DivineSage )
 
You can ask me in-game for help.
 
*SavageSage changed to DivineSage .

No worries! All of us know the importance of passing exams successfully, especially meds exams are damn trickySo please don't feel pressured and take your time for studies!:) They are far more important than online game stuff
Good luck!!

Greetings to all my Brothers and Sisters in Warspear !
I shall now give a detailed explaination and advice on Paladin so bear with me as this will be a long one.
 
In the Story of Warspear App, Harad's resting form was the Lion while his battle form was Paladin.
 
Paladin is one of the most versatile class in the whole game. Being originally a Tanking class it can Support , Heal , Damage and disable enemies.
 
However do note this is an Advanced - Sopisticated class and requires heavy investment but pays off as you will never get bored with Paladin as you will always be needed on the field.
 
As a Jack-of-all-Trades it can do everything well but master of none.
 
However, no matter how fun and cool it may seem, this class is basically one of the weakest class with lowest hp increase among all tanking class (even less than a blade dancer at level 26-28).
 
It is one of the worst Low-Level hero to make and is a Late bloomer (Its God-Like abilities only come after level 19).
 
And though it may seem Over-Powered it is not so ... It requires Skill, Tactics, Strategy, Skill build, Proper Armor and weapon gears, Good internet connection (yes ...) and alot of heavy investment grind and pain.
 
There are lots of burn outs from this class since many do not know the complex mechanics behind such a beautiful class.
 
Here I will break-down all the concepts of Paladin, its working and usage.
 
I will be dividing this into many parts so kindly read the guide as a whole and refer its parts as you read on and take notes.
 
Choose and Plan out your Paladin!
 
Being a Jack-of-all-Trades inorder to be a true master of this class you will need to keep a firm and determined mind and be adamant on what will your Paladin do.
 
If you want to Tank you will lose Damage and Heal or Heal and Damage (Tank > Damage > Heal or Tank > Heal > Damage).
 
If you want to Damage you will lose Tank and Heal or Heal and Tank (Damage > Heal > Tank or Damage > Tank > Heal).
 
If you want to Heal you will lose Damage and Tank or Tank and Damage (Heal > Damage > Tank or Heal > Tank > Damage).
 
That being said you will have to sacrifice stats and abilities for the Specialisation of your Paladin.
 
We can broadly classify Paladins into 3 types along with their key variations.
 
1. Damage Paladin.
2. Tank Paladin.
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Detailed Information about Skill Build, Armor Build, Tactics etc. Given at other sections of this Guide.
 
1. Damage Paladin:
 
Paladins have the capacity to deal insane burst damage that overpowers and is superior to any other class and can overtake a Ranger if lucky.
 
However these type of Paladins have a Mage-Like play style and suffers from low Hp, Mana burn, Low defense, added to that they are vulnerable when their skills are on cooldown.
 
There are 3 Variations to this:
 
 a) Full-Magic Based Paladin
 
Giving thought that all Paladin Experts are Magic-Based it would be unimaginable having to spam 5 Magic damage Expert Skills along with Basic Skills.
 
This type of Paladin Maximizes its Magic Damage output by equipping a Magic Based Weapon preferably a Magic Hammer* (2handed) or a Magic Spear (2handed) and having all magic damage accessories.
 
*Magic hammer is prefered since adding a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Destruction (Hammer)) to its Primary Crystal Slot gives alot of enchant bonus compared to spear.
(*Not sure if it is a bug or intentionally given by devs but has been around for a long time*)
 
Having Lifesteal Magic accessories makes this Paladin capable of Solo-ing bosses and seemingly unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable insane Damage Burst from Skills.
 
¤ Healing Potential and Destructive AOE (Area Of Effect) Damage.
 
¤ Beautiful and Artistic.
 
¤ If equipped with High Cooldown and High Lifesteal it can seem Invincible if it can spam skills.
 
¤ 
Cons:
 
¤ Vulnerable when Not Spamming any skill.
 
¤ Has very low Physical Damage.
 
¤ Weak against enemies with high Magic Resistance.
 
¤ Is not capable of solo-ing bosses unless equipped with Lifesteal thus making this build a little bit Expensive.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ Since Harad's Banner is your main Trump-Card if an enemy avoids your Harad's Banner you are toasted.
 
¤ Follows a Blast'N'Run Tactic making you seem like a Coward and a "Pussy".
Kindly don't worry since you are simply doing "Tactical Retreat" (LMAO).
 
*Hey a live rat does more harm than a dead lion*
 
 
 
b) More Physical - Less Magical Based Based Paladin.
 
This Paladin keeps a ' 2:1 ' ratio balance between Physical and Magical Damage (eg. 800 physical damage with 400 magical damage). 
 
Maintains magic accessories but uses a Physical Based Spear (2handed) with magic damage as its secondary attribute. Added to it is a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Arrogance (Spear)) for its Primary Crystal slot.
 
This paladin sacrifices some magic damage for physical making it capable of making use of both physical and magical damage and is more "One enemy at a time" Style of fighting.
 
However unlike Full-Magic Based, the Paladin is not vulnerable if all skills are in Cooldown since it can Auto-Attack and deal Physical-Based Attacks while dealing Magic Blast combos.
 
This too, when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown can solo bosses down and seem unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable damage to a single or few enemies.
 
¤ Gives more flavor and Spice variety of damage to your enemy(ies).
 
¤ Very ideal to destroy every gear of enemy.
 
¤ Is not vulnerable when Expert Magic skills are in Cooldown since it can make up with Physical attacks.
 
¤ Savage and Raw in fight style and is seemingly invincible when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown.
 
¤ Over all less burst damage than Full-Magic Based Paladin However maintains proper over all damage even when at cooldown of skills thus making this the most strongest damage type Paladin over a  0.5 -1 minute damage time.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ It cannot take on multiple enemies effectively as compared to Full-Magic Based Paladin.
 
¤ Lower Magic means lesser Damage output from Magic Damage Skills.
 
¤ Is costly just like Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Very Low Healing Potential as compared to Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ It is a more "Brave" Style of combat however it can easily be overpowered by more number of enemies. Do not be discouraged to take "Tactical Retreat" if needed. (LMAO).
 
c) Full-Physical Based Paladin (NOT RECOMMENDED !).
 
This Paladin completely neglects Magic Damage and goes all in for Physical Damage.
 
This is highly unadvisable since Magic is an integral part of a Paladin and helps catalyze many skills for the proper working and playability of a Paladin.
Thus, this paladin can only use 2 Expert Skills properly rendering the rest as completly useless.
 
It uses either a Spear (2handed stun) or a mace and shield (stun) and equips with Physical Damage Crystal and uses normal accessories.
 
It is the cheapest Paladin ever to make and is only effective at Low Levels. Using Physical Damage accessories Lifesteal or not is fine but advisable only for low levels ! Do not waste such on a high level Paladin that follows this path.
 
(This is a paladin that has basically NO MAGIC).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Does Solid Physical Damage.
 
¤ If using Mace-Shield it allows for Tanking abilities and faster Auto-Attack speed.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Everthing.
 
 
2. Tank Paladin:
 
Before the introduction of Wardens, Paladins were the Best Tankers in the Sentinel's Side (as we say ... elf) but many have either abandoned Paladin or switched to Wardens not seeing how powerful the Paladin has become over time.
 
It is true a Paladin cannot tank as well as a Warden but makes up for that by the sheer Damage and Heals it can provide.
Tank Paladins are meant to 1v1 a boss with a couple of mobs and has a limit as to how many it can tank and inorder to survive has to take down mobs or have any weak healer.
 
Paladins can become almost as good as a warden when accompanied by any weak healer as it has healer friendly skills and can increase the heal output considerably.
 
It takes practice, time, effort, planning, skill builds, gear builds, tactics, strategy and luck inorder to master Paladin as a Tanker.
 
To me, Tank Paladin is the most versatile and all-round Paladin in terms of PvE and PvP but NOTE this type of Paladin is the MOST EXPENSIVE PALADIN TO MAKE AND IS ONLY EFFECTIVE AT +7 ONWARDS.
 
There are mainly 3 types of tank Paladins:
 
a) Full-Hp Based Paladin.
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.(Which I personally use).
c) Full-Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
There are the Physical and Magical Variants for each type of Tank Paladin making it a total of 6 Varieties of Tank Paladins.
 
Please note you need a minimim of 25% or more Cooldown inorder to effectively use any Tank Paladin.
 
 
a) Hp-Based Paladin.
 
As the name suggests this paladin is focused on achieving the maximum Hp possible inorder to Tank .
 
Having an insane high Hp makes it tiresome to take down and provided with good defense makes it really tough to take down.
 
Also note that the new Paladin's Prayer increases as well as heals 40% of total Hp (guild bonuses not included) and Sun Seal + Repellent Strike restores 20% total Hp added with Hp increase (Relic of Unprecidented Health 20% total Hp) and Hp based heal relics (Great Relic of Refreshment 20% total Hp) makes this Paladin capable of doing Insane Comebacks from near-death scenarios. (Guild Hp Increase Bonus is not considered for the working of these.)
 
This Paladin uses hybrid of Hp set bonuses gears (eg. Kronus Chest Head + Dark Skies Glove Boots) or 2 pcs Hp set hybrid with 3rd tier Hp % Equipments.
 
Weapons of choice are any mace and shield and either Hp accessories with magic or physical damage bonus as you deem fit. 
 
Fortitude Runes must be used at every slot available for its use.
 
Accuracy and attack speed are necessary for working of Sun Seal + Repellent Strike and overall performance.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Capable of achieving the Highest Hp possible among all the other class despite the irony that it is the lowest based hp class ! (I reached 10000 Hp, 12000 with Hp Pots and Scroll and can possibly reach 14500- 15000 Hp if having Arena Buff Reward Skill -.-)
 
¤ For a limited time you can become invincible using your Heal and Hp skills.
 
¤ Insane heals per Heal Cycle (eg. For me I do 2300 (Paladin's Prayer)
+ 1500 (Sun Seal + Repellent strike (3/4)
 + 1500 (Relic of Unprecidented Health)
+ 850 (Critical Heal on Heavenly Light skill)
+ 1900 (Great Relic of Refreshment) 
= Total of 8050 burst Heals in 7-8 Seconds time per heal cycle if all are successful in activation).
 
¤ Extreme Survivability and Healer Friendly.
 
¤ A proper frontline Tanker which devastates enemies one by one.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Due to the Large Cooldown Time required for the skills, the Paladin is very vulnerable when all Heal skills are on Cooldown.
 
¤ Cannot solo some bosses unless accompanied by healer.
 
¤ Healer dependent Paladin.
 
¤ Does not have a passive way or small constant Heals or Lifesteal to compensate while Main Healing Skills are on cooldown.
 
¤ Block,Dodge and Parry stats are very low.
 
¤ Sitting duck and can die quick when facing lags or short net cut-offs or if stunned.
 
 
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.
 
This is an improved hybrid of Hp based paladin which incorporates Lifesteal attribute without compromising its maximum Hp.
 
Is the same as Hp paladin but now uses Lifesteal shield and mace and Hp-Lifesteal Amulet and Cape along with hp accessories.
 
Such a Paladin requires High Physical damage inorder to properly and efficiently restore Hp upon dealing damage.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Having all pros of a Hp Paladin Added with sturdy and strong amounts of lifesteal.
 
¤ It can solo many more bosses as compared to Hp Paladin.
 
¤ It can survive even when you are AFK (Away from Keyboard).
 
Cons:
 
¤ Is probably the most espensive Paladin around.
 
¤ Compromising some Hp for Lifesteal you cannot get to showoff as the highest hp hero but you can shock many nevertheless.
 
 
c) Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
Most of the Grey-Haired Paladins and players will remember this one as it was one of the early attempts to make Paladin capable of solo-ing bosses.
 
Neglecting Hp and focusing on Lifesteal Magic / Physical accessories and Wielding a strong Magic / Physical (with magic ofc) Mace, this Paladin is a true Holy Vampire (lol).
 
This Paladin can solo a boss provided its damage : lifesteal ratio is higher or equal to the boss damage but due to the low Hp it can be taken out in an instant with few combos of critical attacks if not vigilant.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Good survivability with demonic appearence.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ Gets screwed when an attack misses.
 
¤ Due to low Hp can be quickly taken out of the battle field and cannot tank muliples (Boss+Mobs are not its cup of tea).
 
¤ If enemy has high defense (Raid bosses or a Warden for example), your damage : lifesteal ratio will be less and hence you die.
 
¤ Expensive as hell.
 
 
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Just as a Damage Paladin is the cousin of a Mage , a Healer Paladin is the cousin of a Priest.
 
Having focused all destructive powers on its healing power this Paladin can even substitute for a priest (except the resurrection).
 
This Paladin utilises maximum Cooldown, Critical, Mana regen, and Maximum Magic (preferably a Magic Hammer).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Insane healing bursts.
 
¤ Strengthens other heals by 22% (maxed out light aura).
 
¤ Sturdy shielding.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ High cooldown.
 
¤ Ok damage.
 
¤ Bad at PvP.
 
 
Playing with other stats can give funny results to these paladin builds.
 
 
Complete Basic Skill Build Mastery!
 
So let's get right into it !
 
As usual for a tanker we have 1 damage skill, 1 taunt skill.
But we now have a heal skill, A heal increase party buff and a movement impair disable skill (If maxed or 4/5).
 
Purifying:
 
A physical damage skill which gives heavy damage.
 
If the enemy is under Fetter Of Justice effect using Purifying will activate a magical D.O.T (Damage Over Time).
 
Fetters Of Justice:
 
It is a skill / movement impair area skill. 
 
It reduces incoming damage from the affected enemy (not much really)
 
At levels 4/5 5/5 it will have the silence ability which will mute the affected enemies from using skills 
 
If Purifying is used after the usage of this skill the enemy will get DOT magical damage (just 3-4 ticks). The dot depends on your magic power.
 
It has a radius of 3 yards 
 
 
Light Aura:
 
Persuation:
 
Heavenly Light:
 
*KINDLY NOTE I WILL COMPLETE THIS POST PIECE BY PIECE SINCE IT HAS VERY LARGE CONTENT ... APOLOGIZE FOR INCONVENIENCE*

Thank you, I hope you can complete your guides soon))  Perhaps @Gladiator would like to share some thoughts in this section too 

Thanks for taking your time to write this amazingly detailed guide!
Well done

Nice job student you make me proud

Greetings to all my Brothers and Sisters in Warspear !
I shall now give a detailed explaination and advice on Paladin so bear with me as this will be a long one.
 
In the Story of Warspear App, Harad's resting form was the Lion while his battle form was Paladin.
 
Paladin is one of the most versatile class in the whole game. Being originally a Tanking class it can Support , Heal , Damage and disable enemies.
 
However do note this is an Advanced - Sopisticated class and requires heavy investment but pays off as you will never get bored with Paladin as you will always be needed on the field.
 
As a Jack-of-all-Trades it can do everything well but master of none.
 
However, no matter how fun and cool it may seem, this class is basically one of the weakest class with lowest hp increase among all tanking class (even less than a blade dancer at level 26-28).
 
It is one of the worst Low-Level hero to make and is a Late bloomer (Its God-Like abilities only come after level 19).
 
And though it may seem Over-Powered it is not so ... It requires Skill, Tactics, Strategy, Skill build, Proper Armor and weapon gears, Good internet connection (yes ...) and alot of heavy investment grind and pain.
 
There are lots of burn outs from this class since many do not know the complex mechanics behind such a beautiful class.
 
Here I will break-down all the concepts of Paladin, its working and usage.
 
I will be dividing this into many parts so kindly read the guide as a whole and refer its parts as you read on and take notes.
 
Choose and Plan out your Paladin!
 
Being a Jack-of-all-Trades inorder to be a true master of this class you will need to keep a firm and determined mind and be adamant on what will your Paladin do.
 
If you want to Tank you will lose Damage and Heal or Heal and Damage (Tank > Damage > Heal or Tank > Heal > Damage).
 
If you want to Damage you will lose Tank and Heal or Heal and Tank (Damage > Heal > Tank or Damage > Tank > Heal).
 
If you want to Heal you will lose Damage and Tank or Tank and Damage (Heal > Damage > Tank or Heal > Tank > Damage).
 
That being said you will have to sacrifice stats and abilities for the Specialisation of your Paladin.
 
We can broadly classify Paladins into 3 types along with their key variations.
 
1. Damage Paladin.
2. Tank Paladin.
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Detailed Information about Skill Build, Armor Build, Tactics etc. Given at other sections of this Guide.
 
1. Damage Paladin:
 
Paladins have the capacity to deal insane burst damage that overpowers and is superior to any other class and can overtake a Ranger if lucky.
 
However these type of Paladins have a Mage-Like play style and suffers from low Hp, Mana burn, Low defense, added to that they are vulnerable when their skills are on cooldown.
 
There are 3 Variations to this:
 
 a) Full-Magic Based Paladin
 
Giving thought that all Paladin Experts are Magic-Based it would be unimaginable having to spam 5 Magic damage Expert Skills along with Basic Skills.
 
This type of Paladin Maximizes its Magic Damage output by equipping a Magic Based Weapon preferably a Magic Hammer* (2handed) or a Magic Spear (2handed) and having all magic damage accessories.
 
*Magic hammer is prefered since adding a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Destruction (Hammer)) to its Primary Crystal Slot gives alot of enchant bonus compared to spear.
(*Not sure if it is a bug or intentionally given by devs but has been around for a long time*)
 
Having Lifesteal Magic accessories makes this Paladin capable of Solo-ing bosses and seemingly unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable insane Damage Burst from Skills.
 
¤ Healing Potential and Destructive AOE (Area Of Effect) Damage.
 
¤ Beautiful and Artistic.
 
¤ If equipped with High Cooldown and High Lifesteal it can seem Invincible if it can spam skills.
 
¤ 
Cons:
 
¤ Vulnerable when Not Spamming any skill.
 
¤ Has very low Physical Damage.
 
¤ Weak against enemies with high Magic Resistance.
 
¤ Is not capable of solo-ing bosses unless equipped with Lifesteal thus making this build a little bit Expensive.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ Since Harad's Banner is your main Trump-Card if an enemy avoids your Harad's Banner you are toasted.
 
¤ Follows a Blast'N'Run Tactic making you seem like a Coward and a "Pussy".
Kindly don't worry since you are simply doing "Tactical Retreat" (LMAO).
 
*Hey a live rat does more harm than a dead lion*
 
 
 
b) More Physical - Less Magical Based Based Paladin.
 
This Paladin keeps a ' 2:1 ' ratio balance between Physical and Magical Damage (eg. 800 physical damage with 400 magical damage). 
 
Maintains magic accessories but uses a Physical Based Spear (2handed) with magic damage as its secondary attribute. Added to it is a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Arrogance (Spear)) for its Primary Crystal slot.
 
This paladin sacrifices some magic damage for physical making it capable of making use of both physical and magical damage and is more "One enemy at a time" Style of fighting.
 
However unlike Full-Magic Based, the Paladin is not vulnerable if all skills are in Cooldown since it can Auto-Attack and deal Physical-Based Attacks while dealing Magic Blast combos.
 
This too, when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown can solo bosses down and seem unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable damage to a single or few enemies.
 
¤ Gives more flavor and Spice variety of damage to your enemy(ies).
 
¤ Very ideal to destroy every gear of enemy.
 
¤ Is not vulnerable when Expert Magic skills are in Cooldown since it can make up with Physical attacks.
 
¤ Savage and Raw in fight style and is seemingly invincible when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown.
 
¤ Over all less burst damage than Full-Magic Based Paladin However maintains proper over all damage even when at cooldown of skills thus making this the most strongest damage type Paladin over a  0.5 -1 minute damage time.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ It cannot take on multiple enemies effectively as compared to Full-Magic Based Paladin.
 
¤ Lower Magic means lesser Damage output from Magic Damage Skills.
 
¤ Is costly just like Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Very Low Healing Potential as compared to Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ It is a more "Brave" Style of combat however it can easily be overpowered by more number of enemies. Do not be discouraged to take "Tactical Retreat" if needed. (LMAO).
 
c) Full-Physical Based Paladin (NOT RECOMMENDED !).
 
This Paladin completely neglects Magic Damage and goes all in for Physical Damage.
 
This is highly unadvisable since Magic is an integral part of a Paladin and helps catalyze many skills for the proper working and playability of a Paladin.
Thus, this paladin can only use 2 Expert Skills properly rendering the rest as completly useless.
 
It uses either a Spear (2handed stun) or a mace and shield (stun) and equips with Physical Damage Crystal and uses normal accessories.
 
It is the cheapest Paladin ever to make and is only effective at Low Levels. Using Physical Damage accessories Lifesteal or not is fine but advisable only for low levels ! Do not waste such on a high level Paladin that follows this path.
 
(This is a paladin that has basically NO MAGIC).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Does Solid Physical Damage.
 
¤ If using Mace-Shield it allows for Tanking abilities and faster Auto-Attack speed.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Everthing.
 
 
2. Tank Paladin:
 
Before the introduction of Wardens, Paladins were the Best Tankers in the Sentinel's Side (as we say ... elf) but many have either abandoned Paladin or switched to Wardens not seeing how powerful the Paladin has become over time.
 
It is true a Paladin cannot tank as well as a Warden but makes up for that by the sheer Damage and Heals it can provide.
Tank Paladins are meant to 1v1 a boss with a couple of mobs and has a limit as to how many it can tank and inorder to survive has to take down mobs or have any weak healer.
 
Paladins can become almost as good as a warden when accompanied by any weak healer as it has healer friendly skills and can increase the heal output considerably.
 
It takes practice, time, effort, planning, skill builds, gear builds, tactics, strategy and luck inorder to master Paladin as a Tanker.
 
To me, Tank Paladin is the most versatile and all-round Paladin in terms of PvE and PvP but NOTE this type of Paladin is the MOST EXPENSIVE PALADIN TO MAKE AND IS ONLY EFFECTIVE AT +7 ONWARDS.
 
There are mainly 3 types of tank Paladins:
 
a) Full-Hp Based Paladin.
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.(Which I personally use).
c) Full-Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
There are the Physical and Magical Variants for each type of Tank Paladin making it a total of 6 Varieties of Tank Paladins.
 
Please note you need a minimim of 25% or more Cooldown inorder to effectively use any Tank Paladin.
 
 
a) Hp-Based Paladin.
 
As the name suggests this paladin is focused on achieving the maximum Hp possible inorder to Tank .
 
Having an insane high Hp makes it tiresome to take down and provided with good defense makes it really tough to take down.
 
Also note that the new Paladin's Prayer increases as well as heals 40% of total Hp (guild bonuses not included) and Sun Seal + Repellent Strike restores 20% total Hp added with Hp increase (Relic of Unprecidented Health 20% total Hp) and Hp based heal relics (Great Relic of Refreshment 20% total Hp) makes this Paladin capable of doing Insane Comebacks from near-death scenarios. (Guild Hp Increase Bonus is not considered for the working of these.)
 
This Paladin uses hybrid of Hp set bonuses gears (eg. Kronus Chest Head + Dark Skies Glove Boots) or 2 pcs Hp set hybrid with 3rd tier Hp % Equipments.
 
Weapons of choice are any mace and shield and either Hp accessories with magic or physical damage bonus as you deem fit. 
 
Fortitude Runes must be used at every slot available for its use.
 
Accuracy and attack speed are necessary for working of Sun Seal + Repellent Strike and overall performance.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Capable of achieving the Highest Hp possible among all the other class despite the irony that it is the lowest based hp class ! (I reached 10000 Hp, 12000 with Hp Pots and Scroll and can possibly reach 14500- 15000 Hp if having Arena Buff Reward Skill -.-)
 
¤ For a limited time you can become invincible using your Heal and Hp skills.
 
¤ Insane heals per Heal Cycle (eg. For me I do 2300 (Paladin's Prayer)
+ 1500 (Sun Seal + Repellent strike (3/4)
 + 1500 (Relic of Unprecidented Health)
+ 850 (Critical Heal on Heavenly Light skill)
+ 1900 (Great Relic of Refreshment) 
= Total of 8050 burst Heals in 7-8 Seconds time per heal cycle if all are successful in activation).
 
¤ Extreme Survivability and Healer Friendly.
 
¤ A proper frontline Tanker which devastates enemies one by one.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Due to the Large Cooldown Time required for the skills, the Paladin is very vulnerable when all Heal skills are on Cooldown.
 
¤ Cannot solo some bosses unless accompanied by healer.
 
¤ Healer dependent Paladin.
 
¤ Does not have a passive way or small constant Heals or Lifesteal to compensate while Main Healing Skills are on cooldown.
 
¤ Block,Dodge and Parry stats are very low.
 
¤ Sitting duck and can die quick when facing lags or short net cut-offs or if stunned.
 
 
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.
 
This is an improved hybrid of Hp based paladin which incorporates Lifesteal attribute without compromising its maximum Hp.
 
Is the same as Hp paladin but now uses Lifesteal shield and mace and Hp-Lifesteal Amulet and Cape along with hp accessories.
 
Such a Paladin requires High Physical damage inorder to properly and efficiently restore Hp upon dealing damage.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Having all pros of a Hp Paladin Added with sturdy and strong amounts of lifesteal.
 
¤ It can solo many more bosses as compared to Hp Paladin.
 
¤ It can survive even when you are AFK (Away from Keyboard).
 
Cons:
 
¤ Is probably the most espensive Paladin around.
 
¤ Compromising some Hp for Lifesteal you cannot get to showoff as the highest hp hero but you can shock many nevertheless.
 
 
c) Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
Most of the Grey-Haired Paladins and players will remember this one as it was one of the early attempts to make Paladin capable of solo-ing bosses.
 
Neglecting Hp and focusing on Lifesteal Magic / Physical accessories and Wielding a strong Magic / Physical (with magic ofc) Mace, this Paladin is a true Holy Vampire (lol).
 
This Paladin can solo a boss provided its damage : lifesteal ratio is higher or equal to the boss damage but due to the low Hp it can be taken out in an instant with few combos of critical attacks if not vigilant.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Good survivability with demonic appearence.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ Gets screwed when an attack misses.
 
¤ Due to low Hp can be quickly taken out of the battle field and cannot tank muliples (Boss+Mobs are not its cup of tea).
 
¤ If enemy has high defense (Raid bosses or a Warden for example), your damage : lifesteal ratio will be less and hence you die.
 
¤ Expensive as hell.
 
 
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Just as a Damage Paladin is the cousin of a Mage , a Healer Paladin is the cousin of a Priest.
 
Having focused all destructive powers on its healing power this Paladin can even substitute for a priest (except the resurrection).
 
This Paladin utilises maximum Cooldown, Critical, Mana regen, and Maximum Magic (preferably a Magic Hammer).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Insane healing bursts.
 
¤ Strengthens other heals by 22% (maxed out light aura).
 
¤ Sturdy shielding.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ High cooldown.
 
¤ Ok damage.
 
¤ Bad at PvP.
 
 
Playing with other stats can give funny results to these paladin builds.
 
 
Complete Basic Skill Build Mastery!
 
So let's get right into it !
 
As usual for a tanker we have 1 damage skill, 1 taunt skill.
But we now have a heal skill, A heal increase party buff and a movement impair disable skill (If maxed or 4/5).
 
Purifying:
 
A physical damage skill which gives heavy damage.
 
If the enemy is under Fetter Of Justice effect using Purifying will activate a magical D.O.T (Damage Over Time).
 
Fetters Of Justice:
 
It is a skill / movement impair area skill. 
 
It reduces incoming damage from the affected enemy (not much really)
 
At levels 4/5 5/5 it will have the silence ability which will mute the affected enemies from using skills 
 
If Purifying is used after the usage of this skill the enemy will get DOT magical damage (just 3-4 ticks). The dot depends on your magic power.
 
It has a radius of 3 yards 
 
 
Light Aura:
 
Persuation:
 
Heavenly Light:
 
*KINDLY NOTE I WILL COMPLETE THIS POST PIECE BY PIECE SINCE IT HAS VERY LARGE CONTENT ... APOLOGIZE FOR INCONVENIENCE*

Greetings to all my Brothers and Sisters in Warspear !
I shall now give a detailed explaination and advice on Paladin so bear with me as this will be a long one.
 
In the Story of Warspear App, Harad's resting form was the Lion while his battle form was Paladin.
 
Paladin is one of the most versatile class in the whole game. Being originally a Tanking class it can Support , Heal , Damage and disable enemies.
 
However do note this is an Advanced - Sopisticated class and requires heavy investment but pays off as you will never get bored with Paladin as you will always be needed on the field.
 
As a Jack-of-all-Trades it can do everything well but master of none.
 
However, no matter how fun and cool it may seem, this class is basically one of the weakest class with lowest hp increase among all tanking class (even less than a blade dancer at level 26-28).
 
It is one of the worst Low-Level hero to make and is a Late bloomer (Its God-Like abilities only come after level 19).
 
And though it may seem Over-Powered it is not so ... It requires Skill, Tactics, Strategy, Skill build, Proper Armor and weapon gears, Good internet connection (yes ...) and alot of heavy investment grind and pain.
 
There are lots of burn outs from this class since many do not know the complex mechanics behind such a beautiful class.
 
Here I will break-down all the concepts of Paladin, its working and usage.
 
I will be dividing this into many parts so kindly read the guide as a whole and refer its parts as you read on and take notes.
 
Choose and Plan out your Paladin!
 
Being a Jack-of-all-Trades inorder to be a true master of this class you will need to keep a firm and determined mind and be adamant on what will your Paladin do.
 
If you want to Tank you will lose Damage and Heal or Heal and Damage (Tank > Damage > Heal or Tank > Heal > Damage).
 
If you want to Damage you will lose Tank and Heal or Heal and Tank (Damage > Heal > Tank or Damage > Tank > Heal).
 
If you want to Heal you will lose Damage and Tank or Tank and Damage (Heal > Damage > Tank or Heal > Tank > Damage).
 
That being said you will have to sacrifice stats and abilities for the Specialisation of your Paladin.
 
We can broadly classify Paladins into 3 types along with their key variations.
 
1. Damage Paladin.
2. Tank Paladin.
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Detailed Information about Skill Build, Armor Build, Tactics etc. Given at other sections of this Guide.
 
1. Damage Paladin:
 
Paladins have the capacity to deal insane burst damage that overpowers and is superior to any other class and can overtake a Ranger if lucky.
 
However these type of Paladins have a Mage-Like play style and suffers from low Hp, Mana burn, Low defense, added to that they are vulnerable when their skills are on cooldown.
 
There are 3 Variations to this:
 
 a) Full-Magic Based Paladin
 
Giving thought that all Paladin Experts are Magic-Based it would be unimaginable having to spam 5 Magic damage Expert Skills along with Basic Skills.
 
This type of Paladin Maximizes its Magic Damage output by equipping a Magic Based Weapon preferably a Magic Hammer* (2handed) or a Magic Spear (2handed) and having all magic damage accessories.
 
*Magic hammer is prefered since adding a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Destruction (Hammer)) to its Primary Crystal Slot gives alot of enchant bonus compared to spear.
(*Not sure if it is a bug or intentionally given by devs but has been around for a long time*)
 
Having Lifesteal Magic accessories makes this Paladin capable of Solo-ing bosses and seemingly unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable insane Damage Burst from Skills.
 
¤ Healing Potential and Destructive AOE (Area Of Effect) Damage.
 
¤ Beautiful and Artistic.
 
¤ If equipped with High Cooldown and High Lifesteal it can seem Invincible if it can spam skills.
 
¤ 
Cons:
 
¤ Vulnerable when Not Spamming any skill.
 
¤ Has very low Physical Damage.
 
¤ Weak against enemies with high Magic Resistance.
 
¤ Is not capable of solo-ing bosses unless equipped with Lifesteal thus making this build a little bit Expensive.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ Since Harad's Banner is your main Trump-Card if an enemy avoids your Harad's Banner you are toasted.
 
¤ Follows a Blast'N'Run Tactic making you seem like a Coward and a "Pussy".
Kindly don't worry since you are simply doing "Tactical Retreat" (LMAO).
 
*Hey a live rat does more harm than a dead lion*
 
 
 
b) More Physical - Less Magical Based Based Paladin.
 
This Paladin keeps a ' 2:1 ' ratio balance between Physical and Magical Damage (eg. 800 physical damage with 400 magical damage). 
 
Maintains magic accessories but uses a Physical Based Spear (2handed) with magic damage as its secondary attribute. Added to it is a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Arrogance (Spear)) for its Primary Crystal slot.
 
This paladin sacrifices some magic damage for physical making it capable of making use of both physical and magical damage and is more "One enemy at a time" Style of fighting.
 
However unlike Full-Magic Based, the Paladin is not vulnerable if all skills are in Cooldown since it can Auto-Attack and deal Physical-Based Attacks while dealing Magic Blast combos.
 
This too, when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown can solo bosses down and seem unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable damage to a single or few enemies.
 
¤ Gives more flavor and Spice variety of damage to your enemy(ies).
 
¤ Very ideal to destroy every gear of enemy.
 
¤ Is not vulnerable when Expert Magic skills are in Cooldown since it can make up with Physical attacks.
 
¤ Savage and Raw in fight style and is seemingly invincible when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown.
 
¤ Over all less burst damage than Full-Magic Based Paladin However maintains proper over all damage even when at cooldown of skills thus making this the most strongest damage type Paladin over a  0.5 -1 minute damage time.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ It cannot take on multiple enemies effectively as compared to Full-Magic Based Paladin.
 
¤ Lower Magic means lesser Damage output from Magic Damage Skills.
 
¤ Is costly just like Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Very Low Healing Potential as compared to Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ It is a more "Brave" Style of combat however it can easily be overpowered by more number of enemies. Do not be discouraged to take "Tactical Retreat" if needed. (LMAO).
 
c) Full-Physical Based Paladin (NOT RECOMMENDED !).
 
This Paladin completely neglects Magic Damage and goes all in for Physical Damage.
 
This is highly unadvisable since Magic is an integral part of a Paladin and helps catalyze many skills for the proper working and playability of a Paladin.
Thus, this paladin can only use 2 Expert Skills properly rendering the rest as completly useless.
 
It uses either a Spear (2handed stun) or a mace and shield (stun) and equips with Physical Damage Crystal and uses normal accessories.
 
It is the cheapest Paladin ever to make and is only effective at Low Levels. Using Physical Damage accessories Lifesteal or not is fine but advisable only for low levels ! Do not waste such on a high level Paladin that follows this path.
 
(This is a paladin that has basically NO MAGIC).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Does Solid Physical Damage.
 
¤ If using Mace-Shield it allows for Tanking abilities and faster Auto-Attack speed.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Everthing.
 
 
2. Tank Paladin:
 
Before the introduction of Wardens, Paladins were the Best Tankers in the Sentinel's Side (as we say ... elf) but many have either abandoned Paladin or switched to Wardens not seeing how powerful the Paladin has become over time.
 
It is true a Paladin cannot tank as well as a Warden but makes up for that by the sheer Damage and Heals it can provide.
Tank Paladins are meant to 1v1 a boss with a couple of mobs and has a limit as to how many it can tank and inorder to survive has to take down mobs or have any weak healer.
 
Paladins can become almost as good as a warden when accompanied by any weak healer as it has healer friendly skills and can increase the heal output considerably.
 
It takes practice, time, effort, planning, skill builds, gear builds, tactics, strategy and luck inorder to master Paladin as a Tanker.
 
To me, Tank Paladin is the most versatile and all-round Paladin in terms of PvE and PvP but NOTE this type of Paladin is the MOST EXPENSIVE PALADIN TO MAKE AND IS ONLY EFFECTIVE AT +7 ONWARDS.
 
There are mainly 3 types of tank Paladins:
 
a) Full-Hp Based Paladin.
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.(Which I personally use).
c) Full-Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
There are the Physical and Magical Variants for each type of Tank Paladin making it a total of 6 Varieties of Tank Paladins.
 
Please note you need a minimim of 25% or more Cooldown inorder to effectively use any Tank Paladin.
 
 
a) Hp-Based Paladin.
 
As the name suggests this paladin is focused on achieving the maximum Hp possible inorder to Tank .
 
Having an insane high Hp makes it tiresome to take down and provided with good defense makes it really tough to take down.
 
Also note that the new Paladin's Prayer increases as well as heals 40% of total Hp (guild bonuses not included) and Sun Seal + Repellent Strike restores 20% total Hp added with Hp increase (Relic of Unprecidented Health 20% total Hp) and Hp based heal relics (Great Relic of Refreshment 20% total Hp) makes this Paladin capable of doing Insane Comebacks from near-death scenarios. (Guild Hp Increase Bonus is not considered for the working of these.)
 
This Paladin uses hybrid of Hp set bonuses gears (eg. Kronus Chest Head + Dark Skies Glove Boots) or 2 pcs Hp set hybrid with 3rd tier Hp % Equipments.
 
Weapons of choice are any mace and shield and either Hp accessories with magic or physical damage bonus as you deem fit. 
 
Fortitude Runes must be used at every slot available for its use.
 
Accuracy and attack speed are necessary for working of Sun Seal + Repellent Strike and overall performance.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Capable of achieving the Highest Hp possible among all the other class despite the irony that it is the lowest based hp class ! (I reached 10000 Hp, 12000 with Hp Pots and Scroll and can possibly reach 14500- 15000 Hp if having Arena Buff Reward Skill -.-)
 
¤ For a limited time you can become invincible using your Heal and Hp skills.
 
¤ Insane heals per Heal Cycle (eg. For me I do 2300 (Paladin's Prayer)
+ 1500 (Sun Seal + Repellent strike (3/4)
 + 1500 (Relic of Unprecidented Health)
+ 850 (Critical Heal on Heavenly Light skill)
+ 1900 (Great Relic of Refreshment) 
= Total of 8050 burst Heals in 7-8 Seconds time per heal cycle if all are successful in activation).
 
¤ Extreme Survivability and Healer Friendly.
 
¤ A proper frontline Tanker which devastates enemies one by one.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Due to the Large Cooldown Time required for the skills, the Paladin is very vulnerable when all Heal skills are on Cooldown.
 
¤ Cannot solo some bosses unless accompanied by healer.
 
¤ Healer dependent Paladin.
 
¤ Does not have a passive way or small constant Heals or Lifesteal to compensate while Main Healing Skills are on cooldown.
 
¤ Block,Dodge and Parry stats are very low.
 
¤ Sitting duck and can die quick when facing lags or short net cut-offs or if stunned.
 
 
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.
 
This is an improved hybrid of Hp based paladin which incorporates Lifesteal attribute without compromising its maximum Hp.
 
Is the same as Hp paladin but now uses Lifesteal shield and mace and Hp-Lifesteal Amulet and Cape along with hp accessories.
 
Such a Paladin requires High Physical damage inorder to properly and efficiently restore Hp upon dealing damage.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Having all pros of a Hp Paladin Added with sturdy and strong amounts of lifesteal.
 
¤ It can solo many more bosses as compared to Hp Paladin.
 
¤ It can survive even when you are AFK (Away from Keyboard).
 
Cons:
 
¤ Is probably the most espensive Paladin around.
 
¤ Compromising some Hp for Lifesteal you cannot get to showoff as the highest hp hero but you can shock many nevertheless.
 
 
c) Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
Most of the Grey-Haired Paladins and players will remember this one as it was one of the early attempts to make Paladin capable of solo-ing bosses.
 
Neglecting Hp and focusing on Lifesteal Magic / Physical accessories and Wielding a strong Magic / Physical (with magic ofc) Mace, this Paladin is a true Holy Vampire (lol).
 
This Paladin can solo a boss provided its damage : lifesteal ratio is higher or equal to the boss damage but due to the low Hp it can be taken out in an instant with few combos of critical attacks if not vigilant.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Good survivability with demonic appearence.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ Gets screwed when an attack misses.
 
¤ Due to low Hp can be quickly taken out of the battle field and cannot tank muliples (Boss+Mobs are not its cup of tea).
 
¤ If enemy has high defense (Raid bosses or a Warden for example), your damage : lifesteal ratio will be less and hence you die.
 
¤ Expensive as hell.
 
 
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Just as a Damage Paladin is the cousin of a Mage , a Healer Paladin is the cousin of a Priest.
 
Having focused all destructive powers on its healing power this Paladin can even substitute for a priest (except the resurrection).
 
This Paladin utilises maximum Cooldown, Critical, Mana regen, and Maximum Magic (preferably a Magic Hammer).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Insane healing bursts.
 
¤ Strengthens other heals by 22% (maxed out light aura).
 
¤ Sturdy shielding.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ High cooldown.
 
¤ Ok damage.
 
¤ Bad at PvP.
 
 
Playing with other stats can give funny results to these paladin builds.
 
 
Complete Basic Skill Build Mastery!
 
So let's get right into it !
 
As usual for a tanker we have 1 damage skill, 1 taunt skill.
But we now have a heal skill, A heal increase party buff and a movement impair disable skill (If maxed or 4/5).
 
Purifying:
 
A physical damage skill which gives heavy damage.
 
If the enemy is under Fetter Of Justice effect using Purifying will activate a magical D.O.T (Damage Over Time).
 
Fetters Of Justice:
 
It is a skill / movement impair area skill. 
 
It reduces incoming damage from the affected enemy (not much really)
 
At levels 4/5 5/5 it will have the silence ability which will mute the affected enemies from using skills 
 
If Purifying is used after the usage of this skill the enemy will get DOT magical damage (just 3-4 ticks). The dot depends on your magic power.
 
It has a radius of 3 yards 
 
 
Light Aura:
 
Persuation:
 
Heavenly Light:
 
*KINDLY NOTE I WILL COMPLETE THIS POST PIECE BY PIECE SINCE IT HAS VERY LARGE CONTENT ... APOLOGIZE FOR INCONVENIENCE*

Greetings to all my Brothers and Sisters in Warspear !
I shall now give a detailed explaination and advice on Paladin so bear with me as this will be a long one.
 
In the Story of Warspear App, Harad's resting form was the Lion while his battle form was Paladin.
 
Paladin is one of the most versatile class in the whole game. Being originally a Tanking class it can Support , Heal , Damage and disable enemies.
 
However do note this is an Advanced - Sopisticated class and requires heavy investment but pays off as you will never get bored with Paladin as you will always be needed on the field.
 
As a Jack-of-all-Trades it can do everything well but master of none.
 
However, no matter how fun and cool it may seem, this class is basically one of the weakest class with lowest hp increase among all tanking class (even less than a blade dancer at level 26-28).
 
It is one of the worst Low-Level hero to make and is a Late bloomer (Its God-Like abilities only come after level 19).
 
And though it may seem Over-Powered it is not so ... It requires Skill, Tactics, Strategy, Skill build, Proper Armor and weapon gears, Good internet connection (yes ...) and alot of heavy investment grind and pain.
 
There are lots of burn outs from this class since many do not know the complex mechanics behind such a beautiful class.
 
Here I will break-down all the concepts of Paladin, its working and usage.
 
I will be dividing this into many parts so kindly read the guide as a whole and refer its parts as you read on and take notes.
 
Choose and Plan out your Paladin!
 
Being a Jack-of-all-Trades inorder to be a true master of this class you will need to keep a firm and determined mind and be adamant on what will your Paladin do.
 
If you want to Tank you will lose Damage and Heal or Heal and Damage (Tank > Damage > Heal or Tank > Heal > Damage).
 
If you want to Damage you will lose Tank and Heal or Heal and Tank (Damage > Heal > Tank or Damage > Tank > Heal).
 
If you want to Heal you will lose Damage and Tank or Tank and Damage (Heal > Damage > Tank or Heal > Tank > Damage).
 
That being said you will have to sacrifice stats and abilities for the Specialisation of your Paladin.
 
We can broadly classify Paladins into 3 types along with their key variations.
 
1. Damage Paladin.
2. Tank Paladin.
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Detailed Information about Skill Build, Armor Build, Tactics etc. Given at other sections of this Guide.
 
1. Damage Paladin:
 
Paladins have the capacity to deal insane burst damage that overpowers and is superior to any other class and can overtake a Ranger if lucky.
 
However these type of Paladins have a Mage-Like play style and suffers from low Hp, Mana burn, Low defense, added to that they are vulnerable when their skills are on cooldown.
 
There are 3 Variations to this:
 
 a) Full-Magic Based Paladin
 
Giving thought that all Paladin Experts are Magic-Based it would be unimaginable having to spam 5 Magic damage Expert Skills along with Basic Skills.
 
This type of Paladin Maximizes its Magic Damage output by equipping a Magic Based Weapon preferably a Magic Hammer* (2handed) or a Magic Spear (2handed) and having all magic damage accessories.
 
*Magic hammer is prefered since adding a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Destruction (Hammer)) to its Primary Crystal Slot gives alot of enchant bonus compared to spear.
(*Not sure if it is a bug or intentionally given by devs but has been around for a long time*)
 
Having Lifesteal Magic accessories makes this Paladin capable of Solo-ing bosses and seemingly unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable insane Damage Burst from Skills.
 
¤ Healing Potential and Destructive AOE (Area Of Effect) Damage.
 
¤ Beautiful and Artistic.
 
¤ If equipped with High Cooldown and High Lifesteal it can seem Invincible if it can spam skills.
 
¤ 
Cons:
 
¤ Vulnerable when Not Spamming any skill.
 
¤ Has very low Physical Damage.
 
¤ Weak against enemies with high Magic Resistance.
 
¤ Is not capable of solo-ing bosses unless equipped with Lifesteal thus making this build a little bit Expensive.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ Since Harad's Banner is your main Trump-Card if an enemy avoids your Harad's Banner you are toasted.
 
¤ Follows a Blast'N'Run Tactic making you seem like a Coward and a "Pussy".
Kindly don't worry since you are simply doing "Tactical Retreat" (LMAO).
 
*Hey a live rat does more harm than a dead lion*
 
 
 
b) More Physical - Less Magical Based Based Paladin.
 
This Paladin keeps a ' 2:1 ' ratio balance between Physical and Magical Damage (eg. 800 physical damage with 400 magical damage). 
 
Maintains magic accessories but uses a Physical Based Spear (2handed) with magic damage as its secondary attribute. Added to it is a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Arrogance (Spear)) for its Primary Crystal slot.
 
This paladin sacrifices some magic damage for physical making it capable of making use of both physical and magical damage and is more "One enemy at a time" Style of fighting.
 
However unlike Full-Magic Based, the Paladin is not vulnerable if all skills are in Cooldown since it can Auto-Attack and deal Physical-Based Attacks while dealing Magic Blast combos.
 
This too, when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown can solo bosses down and seem unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable damage to a single or few enemies.
 
¤ Gives more flavor and Spice variety of damage to your enemy(ies).
 
¤ Very ideal to destroy every gear of enemy.
 
¤ Is not vulnerable when Expert Magic skills are in Cooldown since it can make up with Physical attacks.
 
¤ Savage and Raw in fight style and is seemingly invincible when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown.
 
¤ Over all less burst damage than Full-Magic Based Paladin However maintains proper over all damage even when at cooldown of skills thus making this the most strongest damage type Paladin over a  0.5 -1 minute damage time.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ It cannot take on multiple enemies effectively as compared to Full-Magic Based Paladin.
 
¤ Lower Magic means lesser Damage output from Magic Damage Skills.
 
¤ Is costly just like Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Very Low Healing Potential as compared to Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ It is a more "Brave" Style of combat however it can easily be overpowered by more number of enemies. Do not be discouraged to take "Tactical Retreat" if needed. (LMAO).
 
c) Full-Physical Based Paladin (NOT RECOMMENDED !).
 
This Paladin completely neglects Magic Damage and goes all in for Physical Damage.
 
This is highly unadvisable since Magic is an integral part of a Paladin and helps catalyze many skills for the proper working and playability of a Paladin.
Thus, this paladin can only use 2 Expert Skills properly rendering the rest as completly useless.
 
It uses either a Spear (2handed stun) or a mace and shield (stun) and equips with Physical Damage Crystal and uses normal accessories.
 
It is the cheapest Paladin ever to make and is only effective at Low Levels. Using Physical Damage accessories Lifesteal or not is fine but advisable only for low levels ! Do not waste such on a high level Paladin that follows this path.
 
(This is a paladin that has basically NO MAGIC).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Does Solid Physical Damage.
 
¤ If using Mace-Shield it allows for Tanking abilities and faster Auto-Attack speed.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Everthing.
 
 
2. Tank Paladin:
 
Before the introduction of Wardens, Paladins were the Best Tankers in the Sentinel's Side (as we say ... elf) but many have either abandoned Paladin or switched to Wardens not seeing how powerful the Paladin has become over time.
 
It is true a Paladin cannot tank as well as a Warden but makes up for that by the sheer Damage and Heals it can provide.
Tank Paladins are meant to 1v1 a boss with a couple of mobs and has a limit as to how many it can tank and inorder to survive has to take down mobs or have any weak healer.
 
Paladins can become almost as good as a warden when accompanied by any weak healer as it has healer friendly skills and can increase the heal output considerably.
 
It takes practice, time, effort, planning, skill builds, gear builds, tactics, strategy and luck inorder to master Paladin as a Tanker.
 
To me, Tank Paladin is the most versatile and all-round Paladin in terms of PvE and PvP but NOTE this type of Paladin is the MOST EXPENSIVE PALADIN TO MAKE AND IS ONLY EFFECTIVE AT +7 ONWARDS.
 
There are mainly 3 types of tank Paladins:
 
a) Full-Hp Based Paladin.
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.(Which I personally use).
c) Full-Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
There are the Physical and Magical Variants for each type of Tank Paladin making it a total of 6 Varieties of Tank Paladins.
 
Please note you need a minimim of 25% or more Cooldown inorder to effectively use any Tank Paladin.
 
 
a) Hp-Based Paladin.
 
As the name suggests this paladin is focused on achieving the maximum Hp possible inorder to Tank .
 
Having an insane high Hp makes it tiresome to take down and provided with good defense makes it really tough to take down.
 
Also note that the new Paladin's Prayer increases as well as heals 40% of total Hp (guild bonuses not included) and Sun Seal + Repellent Strike restores 20% total Hp added with Hp increase (Relic of Unprecidented Health 20% total Hp) and Hp based heal relics (Great Relic of Refreshment 20% total Hp) makes this Paladin capable of doing Insane Comebacks from near-death scenarios. (Guild Hp Increase Bonus is not considered for the working of these.)
 
This Paladin uses hybrid of Hp set bonuses gears (eg. Kronus Chest Head + Dark Skies Glove Boots) or 2 pcs Hp set hybrid with 3rd tier Hp % Equipments.
 
Weapons of choice are any mace and shield and either Hp accessories with magic or physical damage bonus as you deem fit. 
 
Fortitude Runes must be used at every slot available for its use.
 
Accuracy and attack speed are necessary for working of Sun Seal + Repellent Strike and overall performance.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Capable of achieving the Highest Hp possible among all the other class despite the irony that it is the lowest based hp class ! (I reached 10000 Hp, 12000 with Hp Pots and Scroll and can possibly reach 14500- 15000 Hp if having Arena Buff Reward Skill -.-)
 
¤ For a limited time you can become invincible using your Heal and Hp skills.
 
¤ Insane heals per Heal Cycle (eg. For me I do 2300 (Paladin's Prayer)
+ 1500 (Sun Seal + Repellent strike (3/4)
 + 1500 (Relic of Unprecidented Health)
+ 850 (Critical Heal on Heavenly Light skill)
+ 1900 (Great Relic of Refreshment) 
= Total of 8050 burst Heals in 7-8 Seconds time per heal cycle if all are successful in activation).
 
¤ Extreme Survivability and Healer Friendly.
 
¤ A proper frontline Tanker which devastates enemies one by one.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Due to the Large Cooldown Time required for the skills, the Paladin is very vulnerable when all Heal skills are on Cooldown.
 
¤ Cannot solo some bosses unless accompanied by healer.
 
¤ Healer dependent Paladin.
 
¤ Does not have a passive way or small constant Heals or Lifesteal to compensate while Main Healing Skills are on cooldown.
 
¤ Block,Dodge and Parry stats are very low.
 
¤ Sitting duck and can die quick when facing lags or short net cut-offs or if stunned.
 
 
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.
 
This is an improved hybrid of Hp based paladin which incorporates Lifesteal attribute without compromising its maximum Hp.
 
Is the same as Hp paladin but now uses Lifesteal shield and mace and Hp-Lifesteal Amulet and Cape along with hp accessories.
 
Such a Paladin requires High Physical damage inorder to properly and efficiently restore Hp upon dealing damage.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Having all pros of a Hp Paladin Added with sturdy and strong amounts of lifesteal.
 
¤ It can solo many more bosses as compared to Hp Paladin.
 
¤ It can survive even when you are AFK (Away from Keyboard).
 
Cons:
 
¤ Is probably the most espensive Paladin around.
 
¤ Compromising some Hp for Lifesteal you cannot get to showoff as the highest hp hero but you can shock many nevertheless.
 
 
c) Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
Most of the Grey-Haired Paladins and players will remember this one as it was one of the early attempts to make Paladin capable of solo-ing bosses.
 
Neglecting Hp and focusing on Lifesteal Magic / Physical accessories and Wielding a strong Magic / Physical (with magic ofc) Mace, this Paladin is a true Holy Vampire (lol).
 
This Paladin can solo a boss provided its damage : lifesteal ratio is higher or equal to the boss damage but due to the low Hp it can be taken out in an instant with few combos of critical attacks if not vigilant.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Good survivability with demonic appearence.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ Gets screwed when an attack misses.
 
¤ Due to low Hp can be quickly taken out of the battle field and cannot tank muliples (Boss+Mobs are not its cup of tea).
 
¤ If enemy has high defense (Raid bosses or a Warden for example), your damage : lifesteal ratio will be less and hence you die.
 
¤ Expensive as hell.
 
 
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Just as a Damage Paladin is the cousin of a Mage , a Healer Paladin is the cousin of a Priest.
 
Having focused all destructive powers on its healing power this Paladin can even substitute for a priest (except the resurrection).
 
This Paladin utilises maximum Cooldown, Critical, Mana regen, and Maximum Magic (preferably a Magic Hammer).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Insane healing bursts.
 
¤ Strengthens other heals by 22% (maxed out light aura).
 
¤ Sturdy shielding.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ High cooldown.
 
¤ Ok damage.
 
¤ Bad at PvP.
 
 
Playing with other stats can give funny results to these paladin builds.
 
 
Complete Basic Skill Build Mastery!
 
So let's get right into it !
 
As usual for a tanker we have 1 damage skill, 1 taunt skill.
But we now have a heal skill, A heal increase party buff and a movement impair disable skill (If maxed or 4/5).
 
Purifying:
 
A physical damage skill which gives heavy damage.
 
If the enemy is under Fetter Of Justice effect using Purifying will activate a magical D.O.T (Damage Over Time).
 
Fetters Of Justice:
 
It is a skill / movement impair area skill. 
 
It reduces incoming damage from the affected enemy (not much really)
 
At levels 4/5 5/5 it will have the silence ability which will mute the affected enemies from using skills 
 
If Purifying is used after the usage of this skill the enemy will get DOT magical damage (just 3-4 ticks). The dot depends on your magic power.
 
It has a radius of 3 yards 
 
 
Light Aura:
 
Persuation:
 
Heavenly Light:
 
*KINDLY NOTE I WILL COMPLETE THIS POST PIECE BY PIECE SINCE IT HAS VERY LARGE CONTENT ... APOLOGIZE FOR INCONVENIENCE*

Greetings to all my Brothers and Sisters in Warspear !
I shall now give a detailed explaination and advice on Paladin so bear with me as this will be a long one.
 
In the Story of Warspear App, Harad's resting form was the Lion while his battle form was Paladin.
 
Paladin is one of the most versatile class in the whole game. Being originally a Tanking class it can Support , Heal , Damage and disable enemies.
 
However do note this is an Advanced - Sopisticated class and requires heavy investment but pays off as you will never get bored with Paladin as you will always be needed on the field.
 
As a Jack-of-all-Trades it can do everything well but master of none.
 
However, no matter how fun and cool it may seem, this class is basically one of the weakest class with lowest hp increase among all tanking class (even less than a blade dancer at level 26-28).
 
It is one of the worst Low-Level hero to make and is a Late bloomer (Its God-Like abilities only come after level 19).
 
And though it may seem Over-Powered it is not so ... It requires Skill, Tactics, Strategy, Skill build, Proper Armor and weapon gears, Good internet connection (yes ...) and alot of heavy investment grind and pain.
 
There are lots of burn outs from this class since many do not know the complex mechanics behind such a beautiful class.
 
Here I will break-down all the concepts of Paladin, its working and usage.
 
I will be dividing this into many parts so kindly read the guide as a whole and refer its parts as you read on and take notes.
 
Choose and Plan out your Paladin!
 
Being a Jack-of-all-Trades inorder to be a true master of this class you will need to keep a firm and determined mind and be adamant on what will your Paladin do.
 
If you want to Tank you will lose Damage and Heal or Heal and Damage (Tank > Damage > Heal or Tank > Heal > Damage).
 
If you want to Damage you will lose Tank and Heal or Heal and Tank (Damage > Heal > Tank or Damage > Tank > Heal).
 
If you want to Heal you will lose Damage and Tank or Tank and Damage (Heal > Damage > Tank or Heal > Tank > Damage).
 
That being said you will have to sacrifice stats and abilities for the Specialisation of your Paladin.
 
We can broadly classify Paladins into 3 types along with their key variations.
 
1. Damage Paladin.
2. Tank Paladin.
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Detailed Information about Skill Build, Armor Build, Tactics etc. Given at other sections of this Guide.
 
1. Damage Paladin:
 
Paladins have the capacity to deal insane burst damage that overpowers and is superior to any other class and can overtake a Ranger if lucky.
 
However these type of Paladins have a Mage-Like play style and suffers from low Hp, Mana burn, Low defense, added to that they are vulnerable when their skills are on cooldown.
 
There are 3 Variations to this:
 
 a) Full-Magic Based Paladin
 
Giving thought that all Paladin Experts are Magic-Based it would be unimaginable having to spam 5 Magic damage Expert Skills along with Basic Skills.
 
This type of Paladin Maximizes its Magic Damage output by equipping a Magic Based Weapon preferably a Magic Hammer* (2handed) or a Magic Spear (2handed) and having all magic damage accessories.
 
*Magic hammer is prefered since adding a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Destruction (Hammer)) to its Primary Crystal Slot gives alot of enchant bonus compared to spear.
(*Not sure if it is a bug or intentionally given by devs but has been around for a long time*)
 
Having Lifesteal Magic accessories makes this Paladin capable of Solo-ing bosses and seemingly unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable insane Damage Burst from Skills.
 
¤ Healing Potential and Destructive AOE (Area Of Effect) Damage.
 
¤ Beautiful and Artistic.
 
¤ If equipped with High Cooldown and High Lifesteal it can seem Invincible if it can spam skills.
 
¤ 
Cons:
 
¤ Vulnerable when Not Spamming any skill.
 
¤ Has very low Physical Damage.
 
¤ Weak against enemies with high Magic Resistance.
 
¤ Is not capable of solo-ing bosses unless equipped with Lifesteal thus making this build a little bit Expensive.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ Since Harad's Banner is your main Trump-Card if an enemy avoids your Harad's Banner you are toasted.
 
¤ Follows a Blast'N'Run Tactic making you seem like a Coward and a "Pussy".
Kindly don't worry since you are simply doing "Tactical Retreat" (LMAO).
 
*Hey a live rat does more harm than a dead lion*
 
 
 
b) More Physical - Less Magical Based Based Paladin.
 
This Paladin keeps a ' 2:1 ' ratio balance between Physical and Magical Damage (eg. 800 physical damage with 400 magical damage). 
 
Maintains magic accessories but uses a Physical Based Spear (2handed) with magic damage as its secondary attribute. Added to it is a "Magic Damage Crystal" (Crystal of Arrogance (Spear)) for its Primary Crystal slot.
 
This paladin sacrifices some magic damage for physical making it capable of making use of both physical and magical damage and is more "One enemy at a time" Style of fighting.
 
However unlike Full-Magic Based, the Paladin is not vulnerable if all skills are in Cooldown since it can Auto-Attack and deal Physical-Based Attacks while dealing Magic Blast combos.
 
This too, when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown can solo bosses down and seem unkillable.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Unbelievable damage to a single or few enemies.
 
¤ Gives more flavor and Spice variety of damage to your enemy(ies).
 
¤ Very ideal to destroy every gear of enemy.
 
¤ Is not vulnerable when Expert Magic skills are in Cooldown since it can make up with Physical attacks.
 
¤ Savage and Raw in fight style and is seemingly invincible when equipped with Lifesteal and Cooldown.
 
¤ Over all less burst damage than Full-Magic Based Paladin However maintains proper over all damage even when at cooldown of skills thus making this the most strongest damage type Paladin over a  0.5 -1 minute damage time.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ It cannot take on multiple enemies effectively as compared to Full-Magic Based Paladin.
 
¤ Lower Magic means lesser Damage output from Magic Damage Skills.
 
¤ Is costly just like Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Very Low Healing Potential as compared to Full-Magic Paladin.
 
¤ Low Defense and Hp making it an easy pick when stunned.
 
¤ It is a more "Brave" Style of combat however it can easily be overpowered by more number of enemies. Do not be discouraged to take "Tactical Retreat" if needed. (LMAO).
 
c) Full-Physical Based Paladin (NOT RECOMMENDED !).
 
This Paladin completely neglects Magic Damage and goes all in for Physical Damage.
 
This is highly unadvisable since Magic is an integral part of a Paladin and helps catalyze many skills for the proper working and playability of a Paladin.
Thus, this paladin can only use 2 Expert Skills properly rendering the rest as completly useless.
 
It uses either a Spear (2handed stun) or a mace and shield (stun) and equips with Physical Damage Crystal and uses normal accessories.
 
It is the cheapest Paladin ever to make and is only effective at Low Levels. Using Physical Damage accessories Lifesteal or not is fine but advisable only for low levels ! Do not waste such on a high level Paladin that follows this path.
 
(This is a paladin that has basically NO MAGIC).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Does Solid Physical Damage.
 
¤ If using Mace-Shield it allows for Tanking abilities and faster Auto-Attack speed.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Everthing.
 
 
2. Tank Paladin:
 
Before the introduction of Wardens, Paladins were the Best Tankers in the Sentinel's Side (as we say ... elf) but many have either abandoned Paladin or switched to Wardens not seeing how powerful the Paladin has become over time.
 
It is true a Paladin cannot tank as well as a Warden but makes up for that by the sheer Damage and Heals it can provide.
Tank Paladins are meant to 1v1 a boss with a couple of mobs and has a limit as to how many it can tank and inorder to survive has to take down mobs or have any weak healer.
 
Paladins can become almost as good as a warden when accompanied by any weak healer as it has healer friendly skills and can increase the heal output considerably.
 
It takes practice, time, effort, planning, skill builds, gear builds, tactics, strategy and luck inorder to master Paladin as a Tanker.
 
To me, Tank Paladin is the most versatile and all-round Paladin in terms of PvE and PvP but NOTE this type of Paladin is the MOST EXPENSIVE PALADIN TO MAKE AND IS ONLY EFFECTIVE AT +7 ONWARDS.
 
There are mainly 3 types of tank Paladins:
 
a) Full-Hp Based Paladin.
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.(Which I personally use).
c) Full-Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
There are the Physical and Magical Variants for each type of Tank Paladin making it a total of 6 Varieties of Tank Paladins.
 
Please note you need a minimim of 25% or more Cooldown inorder to effectively use any Tank Paladin.
 
 
a) Hp-Based Paladin.
 
As the name suggests this paladin is focused on achieving the maximum Hp possible inorder to Tank .
 
Having an insane high Hp makes it tiresome to take down and provided with good defense makes it really tough to take down.
 
Also note that the new Paladin's Prayer increases as well as heals 40% of total Hp (guild bonuses not included) and Sun Seal + Repellent Strike restores 20% total Hp added with Hp increase (Relic of Unprecidented Health 20% total Hp) and Hp based heal relics (Great Relic of Refreshment 20% total Hp) makes this Paladin capable of doing Insane Comebacks from near-death scenarios. (Guild Hp Increase Bonus is not considered for the working of these.)
 
This Paladin uses hybrid of Hp set bonuses gears (eg. Kronus Chest Head + Dark Skies Glove Boots) or 2 pcs Hp set hybrid with 3rd tier Hp % Equipments.
 
Weapons of choice are any mace and shield and either Hp accessories with magic or physical damage bonus as you deem fit. 
 
Fortitude Runes must be used at every slot available for its use.
 
Accuracy and attack speed are necessary for working of Sun Seal + Repellent Strike and overall performance.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Capable of achieving the Highest Hp possible among all the other class despite the irony that it is the lowest based hp class ! (I reached 10000 Hp, 12000 with Hp Pots and Scroll and can possibly reach 14500- 15000 Hp if having Arena Buff Reward Skill -.-)
 
¤ For a limited time you can become invincible using your Heal and Hp skills.
 
¤ Insane heals per Heal Cycle (eg. For me I do 2300 (Paladin's Prayer)
+ 1500 (Sun Seal + Repellent strike (3/4)
 + 1500 (Relic of Unprecidented Health)
+ 850 (Critical Heal on Heavenly Light skill)
+ 1900 (Great Relic of Refreshment) 
= Total of 8050 burst Heals in 7-8 Seconds time per heal cycle if all are successful in activation).
 
¤ Extreme Survivability and Healer Friendly.
 
¤ A proper frontline Tanker which devastates enemies one by one.
 
¤
Cons:
 
¤ Due to the Large Cooldown Time required for the skills, the Paladin is very vulnerable when all Heal skills are on Cooldown.
 
¤ Cannot solo some bosses unless accompanied by healer.
 
¤ Healer dependent Paladin.
 
¤ Does not have a passive way or small constant Heals or Lifesteal to compensate while Main Healing Skills are on cooldown.
 
¤ Block,Dodge and Parry stats are very low.
 
¤ Sitting duck and can die quick when facing lags or short net cut-offs or if stunned.
 
 
b) Hp-Lifesteal Hybrid Based Paladin.
 
This is an improved hybrid of Hp based paladin which incorporates Lifesteal attribute without compromising its maximum Hp.
 
Is the same as Hp paladin but now uses Lifesteal shield and mace and Hp-Lifesteal Amulet and Cape along with hp accessories.
 
Such a Paladin requires High Physical damage inorder to properly and efficiently restore Hp upon dealing damage.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Having all pros of a Hp Paladin Added with sturdy and strong amounts of lifesteal.
 
¤ It can solo many more bosses as compared to Hp Paladin.
 
¤ It can survive even when you are AFK (Away from Keyboard).
 
Cons:
 
¤ Is probably the most espensive Paladin around.
 
¤ Compromising some Hp for Lifesteal you cannot get to showoff as the highest hp hero but you can shock many nevertheless.
 
 
c) Lifesteal Based Paladin.
 
Most of the Grey-Haired Paladins and players will remember this one as it was one of the early attempts to make Paladin capable of solo-ing bosses.
 
Neglecting Hp and focusing on Lifesteal Magic / Physical accessories and Wielding a strong Magic / Physical (with magic ofc) Mace, this Paladin is a true Holy Vampire (lol).
 
This Paladin can solo a boss provided its damage : lifesteal ratio is higher or equal to the boss damage but due to the low Hp it can be taken out in an instant with few combos of critical attacks if not vigilant.
 
Pros:
 
¤ Good survivability with demonic appearence.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ Gets screwed when an attack misses.
 
¤ Due to low Hp can be quickly taken out of the battle field and cannot tank muliples (Boss+Mobs are not its cup of tea).
 
¤ If enemy has high defense (Raid bosses or a Warden for example), your damage : lifesteal ratio will be less and hence you die.
 
¤ Expensive as hell.
 
 
3. Healer Paladin.
 
Just as a Damage Paladin is the cousin of a Mage , a Healer Paladin is the cousin of a Priest.
 
Having focused all destructive powers on its healing power this Paladin can even substitute for a priest (except the resurrection).
 
This Paladin utilises maximum Cooldown, Critical, Mana regen, and Maximum Magic (preferably a Magic Hammer).
 
 
Pros:
 
¤ Insane healing bursts.
 
¤ Strengthens other heals by 22% (maxed out light aura).
 
¤ Sturdy shielding.
 
 
Cons:
 
¤ High cooldown.
 
¤ Ok damage.
 
¤ Bad at PvP.
 
 
Playing with other stats can give funny results to these paladin builds.
 
 
Complete Basic Skill Build Mastery!
 
So let's get right into it !
 
As usual for a tanker we have 1 damage skill, 1 taunt skill.
But we now have a heal skill, A heal increase party buff and a movement impair disable skill (If maxed or 4/5).
 
Purifying:
 
A physical damage skill which gives heavy damage.
 
If the enemy is under Fetter Of Justice effect using Purifying will activate a magical D.O.T (Damage Over Time).
 
Fetters Of Justice:
 
It is a skill / movement impair area skill. 
 
It reduces incoming damage from the affected enemy (not much really)
 
At levels 4/5 5/5 it will have the silence ability which will mute the affected enemies from using skills 
 
If Purifying is used after the usage of this skill the enemy will get DOT magical damage (just 3-4 ticks). The dot depends on your magic power.
 
It has a radius of 3 yards 
 
 
Light Aura:
 
Persuation:
 
Heavenly Light:
 
*KINDLY NOTE I WILL COMPLETE THIS POST PIECE BY PIECE SINCE IT HAS VERY LARGE CONTENT ... APOLOGIZE FOR INCONVENIENCE*

A dedicated guide to amateur warriors who started their journey in Irselnort!
 
Build PvP ou PvE? Expert Skills Expanding the bag and saving daily quests Irselnort, Chainless League and Berengar Six Shadows Labyrinths Norlant swamps and their valuable loots! Economy: Gold x Miracle Coins Guild Crimson Corundum & Champions Coliseum Battle for territories  
 
1. Build Pvp ou PvE?
When you complete the first map of the game, you've already experienced some of the primary activities in the game: missions, dungeons and arenas. But now you will have contact with areas of open PvP, where enemy players can appear at any time, even while you're doing your daily quests (I'll talk about them later). 
 
But if there is one thing that confuses even experienced players is choosing the build with the right attributes. Why? Warspear online is an RPG with many attributes, relics and abilities and each one of them has a great influence on how well your character will do in his path and the correct choice of build is undoubtedly the most important step of a warrior in this game.
 
At this point you should keep the basic attributes you needed for your class listed in Mentor advice for Beginners and add new ones. You should already have a PvE set (used to kill monsters and do quests), but you'll need to seek better ones to complete normal, difficult, and heroic dungeons. I highly recommend searching for '' Crystal of Agility '' and '' Vampirism Rune '' for your permanent or semi-permanent equipment, they're a bit expensive but make significant improvements in the performance of all classes.
 
Now if you realized that what you really like is fighting against other players, you'll need to create your arena set and understand that when talking about PvP in Warspear, your attributes may have nothing to do with what you've seen so far. You will need to invest in '' Resilience Runes '' instead of '' Defense ''. But why should I stop using defense? Well, that's a complex answer, you should understand some of the calculations here .
 
You can chat with players here on the forum to learn about your class in pvp or spy on players equipment of same class with the best ranks in the arena tournaments menu > society > arena season > click on the nick of the player > actions > inspect the player

2. Expert skills
When you reach level 18, your character will have his first space to add an expert skill unlocked. They're fantastic skills that will change all gameplay mechanics as they have been implemented over the years to help players to deal with the new challenges they've found after many updates.
 
They can be easily found in the '' Library '' of the first city of the Irselnort and Ayvondil maps and cost 40,000 gold coins, so you should collect gold and choose very carefully. More spaces are opened according to the level of your character in the future.
 
If you search for Class Guides or join discussion on forum, you can ask other players what is the best '' Expert skill '' for you!
 
3. Expanding the bag, stocking items and saving daily quests. (blue quests)
If you followed my advice for beginners, you should already have some amount of gold collected from missions on the previous map and you should be doing the same with your missions in Irselnort - Ash Coast. But this time, after delivering the yellow missions, you will begin to receive different blue missions in all unlocked cities and they will be repeated every 3 days.
 
How to increase the points received of these missions (XP) and maximize the efficiency of your '' Elixir of Knowledge ''? 
Complete all you can in these 3 days, but do not hand them over to the dealers yet! Lets deliver all at once, preferably on the 4th day at least 45min before quests reset when the daily offers change in the market (the right time to start delivering will depend on your server's reset and your own avaiability to play) doing so, you should have time to deliver them and still use your Elixir for the next quests that will appear after the ''reset''. So you will save enough gold and gain a lot of experience !!
 
However, in order to do this you will need to invest by buying '' extra pockets '', each one opens another 5 spaces in your inventory: menu> character> bag . 
 
Another common thing to do when you don't have enough space in the bag is to put 40 identical mission items like a fake sale on market, you can search for its value in the merchant NPC > search the market> loot and put up for sale by a price much higher, so no one buys it and you can redeem when before you deliver the mission.
 
4. Irselnort, Chainless League and Berengar Six Shadows
 
In Irselnort you will have 5 cities in which you will do quests in exchange for experience as well as the first map, but the mechanics of some quests will be different and more difficult. In the 4th city, you will receive the ''Chainless League'' quests in which you will be sent to the opposite map of the island to elimitar enemy bosses.
 
You will need a group and possibly help from more experienced players to complete these quests, it's tiring and some prefer to do it over night, but upon completing you can buy in Nadir (city in the middle of the two rings):
Berengar Heroic Sets of level 15 level 15 accessories of unique rarity  
Important! Note that completing the * Chainless League *  is required to progress in the game and you can't continue without completing these quests. Other than * Berengar Six shadows * that is not required ..
 
Completing '' Berengar Six Shadows '' is almost impossible alone, fortunately there are always other people needing to complete this quest. It requires a lot of team work and patience: make sure your group knows their role in the game, and the tank must always be accompanied by a healer and support classes (eg. necromancers / priests) to reduce the chances of failure in this mission.
 
Hint : Tanker, provokes one of the sorcerers (npcs) using aggression skill (hit once with a long range weapon also works) and position the group in the bottom corner of the hall, so the others will not attack. And your group only needs to kill one of them to get the mission item.
 

 
5. Labyrinths
These are so complex that they need a space exclusive for them. There is a complete guide on the Astral Labyrinth  here
 
6. Norlant swamps and their valuable loots!
When completing missions in Irselnort, you will have access to the 3rd map, Norlant. This is what I would call a bonus map, since few missions are neccessary for you to advance straight to Ayvondil - Eternal forest.
 
Oh, but don't be mistaken! Norlant is one of the most generous and also challenging maps of Arinar .. you find quests with surprising rewards that contains all sorts of common quality equipment, rare, unique and heroic level 14 to 18, enchantments and others that you can sell or use.
 
Learn the quests once and you will make a good amount of gold no matter what level your character is. Since the drops on this map don't have character level limits. It is worth consulting this Norlant Swamps Full Guide see . 
 
Note that there is a quest called '' Norlant Aqueducts ''. You can do the quest, kill the mini-bosses and receive items from them. The secret is here: before reporting the quest, you cancel it. But why would I cancel? Because doing so you can do the mission again, and again, get rewards from the bosses again, as many times as you want! 

7. Economy, Gold x Miracle Coins
Inside the game you will find different coins traded for various purposes, but two main currencies, which allow you to buy almost all items in the game are: gold and miracle coins. These are the items that drive the economy in Warspear online, if you don't want to invest real money in the game or want to max your investment, these tips are very important:
 
Attention! Gold is only acquired in game, not even AIGRIND promotes the sale of this currency - the purchase of gold for real money is prohibited and if discovered will result in the blocking of your account based on the breach of the End User License Agreement. As well as obtaining Miracle Coins from other websites other than the Official Warspear Online website, refund purchases and receiving free items from fraudulent accounts.
 
7.1 Miracle Coins
You can buy it using several payment methods and purchase items from the miracle shop to your own use, or to sell these items in exchange for gold to purchase equipment or other items that aren't available for in the Miracle Shop. If you choose the second option you need:
 
Familiarize yourself with the market values of items on your server 
    they can vary a lot from one to another, knowing the market values will avoid huge losses for you! Study the market and find out the players' favorite items and invest on them
   never buy items for resale without having certain buyers, if you intend to sell via second-hand dealer, understand that even some 
   popular items may not be so successful during some festivals, where players prefer to buy festive items and etc. 
   So look for offers to buy in the trade chat available in the cities, announce and sell what has the best 
   cost x profit. Take advantage of daily promotions with 50% discounts
  - What is the advantage of selling on the same day? 
     there are more interested buyers since they will also pay a hald of what they would give for the original value; 
  - "What's the advantage of selling it later?"  
     the sale is slower and there are fewer buyers, but you buy for 50% less than the market traditional value during special offers    
     and sell by normal price, if you wait the following weeks;  Buy / Sell * Signs of Impermeability / sets signs * During the weekend
   these items can be purchased with up to 60% off the weekend, every weekend, so wait until then.  
How to get Miracle Coins?
Website oficial - https://warspear-online.com/pt/payments Completing free offers available at Miracle Shop (offered by advertising companies) Participating in Official Forum / Steam Contests. Official Giveaways & Exclusive Offers
  7.2 Gold
Gold is the main currency used by all players to trade their items. Especially for FtP mode, these tips will help you obtain and manage this resource in the best possible way:
 
How to get Gold?
The best way to get gold currently in the game is by farming monsters , but there are very important rules you need to know:
If the player's level is higher than the monster's by more than 5 levels, he will not obtain gold! ⚠ Group Farm at the same location: The amount of gold changes depending on the size of the group and the level of the highest level player.  The amount of gold depends on: monster level difference in levels between the player and the monster a bit of luck
  Monster Levels:
Check out the types of mobs (npcs) and your chances of dropping gold:
 
 Normal - normal chance to get gold
 Strong - greater chance of getting gold
 Elite - much greater chance of getting gold
 
Note: small red crown (mini boss), big yellow crown (boss) and big red crown (raid boss) have drops of special items.
 
Difference of levels between the player and the monster:
the best way to farm gold is in groups of 5 players of the same level. Neither alone nor in groups of 2 to 4 players!
 
Other ways to get Gold:
 
Completing daily quests
this is the second best way, especially upon reaching the Eternal Forest (Ayvondil), you will notice a significant improvement in the amount of gold received from the daily quests compared to Irselnort, as well as receiving many pots and scrolls that you can sell to traders / npcs in exchange for gold. Using your stamina to farm bosses and dungeons every day
you get 4 daily. These special mobs drop unique loots that you can later sell to players or use, in addition to pots, scrolls and quest rewards. Reselling items
you can purchase items with promotional discounts from players who purchase them from Miracle Shop and resell at the second-hand dealer. If you already have a good amount of gold in your bag, you can also buy items from other players during events (when the value is lowered due to many drops) and resell after the event, when they are no longer available for purchase or drop.  
8. Guild
I have skipped this subject so far because you still don't see the great meaning it has until you've taken your first steps alone .. yes, painful long strides when you're alone, but only then will you recognize the value of our guilds, brotherhoods created with the goal of sharing knowledge, experience, team work and perhaps the most special gift hidden in Arinar, faithful comrades of war and even true friends ...!
 
If you want to dedicate your time to the game, you can contribute donating Guild Points (GP) to the guild  of your choice while doing your quests in exchange for skills and exclusive guild buffs. Plus, a chat guild where members can help each other and other benefits which vary from guild to guild. So, look for a guild that matches your expectations. It's worth insisting to enter in an active guild if you're really committed. Once you accept an invitation (you need to be invited), if you leave you will have to wait 24 hours to join another.
 
It's interesting to know the system as a member first. If there is a great leader inside you, you can have your own guild in the future!
 
9. Crimson Corundum & Champions Coliseum
If you already have an interest in obtaining these coins to get the heroic sets of level 20 or exclusive costumes, but your guild doesn't win weekly Guild Tournaments (the fastest way to get these coins), I have good news! It is still possible to achieve this by doing special quests and dungeons.
 
In the Labyrinth and T5 Irselnort missions, you can get up to 150cc / day, in a little over 1 month you will have collected 5000 and you can buy the armor and helm of the set available in the * Guild Merchant  * (Nadir-Sard, Main Dock of Ayvondil).
 
Another way to get parts of this set is by making guild dungeons at Nadir-Sard. Champions Coliseum drops level 20, 22, 24 and 26 equipment. Attention! To enter, you need to be with an entire group consisting of guild members, the guild level limits entry into some difficulty levels.
 
10. Battles for Territories
Massive battles are help in the Ash Coast, they're made up of invasions to the enemy alliance, where you get bonuses as a reward for capturing territories. You need to destroy ''banners'' in each enemy city while fighting with other players to win.
 
Usually the alliance itself will choose a leader who will give the commands in the global chat and the best way to win will be listening and executing their strategies. Even if your alliance loses, you'll still earn an incentive bonus (10% physical and magical defense), so it's worth participating and having fun! 

wow ty for this very detailed post

You saved me Saggie hahaha. I learned a lot. Thank you. 😍

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Greetings all brothers and sisters in Warspear ! I shall now give a lengthy explanation and advice on all aspects of druid so please bear with me as this will be a very long one!
Since this is a more advanced topic I shall do the traditional opening for the freshmen.
 
Druids are the healer class under the Firstborn Faction. They have low HP and Def but make up for it due to their amazing versatility in all fields. To me they are the strongest healing class capable of restoring above 7500 hp in few seconds (my full pve druid) or send annoying mcs (here mc stands for mountain clans and includes all of the legionary factions) to oblivion one by one.
So without further adieu let us begin !
 
Complete Basic Skill Mastery!
 
Ofcourse you cannot use a druid to it's full potential unless you are firm with it's root foundation 😉 (pun intended).
 
Before we go further here are some terms I use for easy explanation.
 
Healing tick: It refers to the small amount of heal packets that you or the ally receives over a period of time.
Blinking: It refers to the critical time which indicate that a skill buff is about to expire. 
 
Do note animation of you casting a skill takes .5 to 1 second(s).
 
Healing Dew:
 
This skill heal the caster or his ally by healing ticks over time.
This is one tough skill to master despite its apparent straightforward role.
Since it is mandatory to max off this skill as soon as possible (Its a no-brainer) I will discuss its properties at level 5.
 
*It has a buff duration of 12 seconds * (There are no relics that can increase this skill duration).
 
*At its first use it has a delay of 2 seconds every consecutive heal tick (when you first cast it you need to wait for 2 seconds for first heal tick)*
 
*It heals 5 ticks over 12 seconds*
 
*Rebuffing the skill when it is till in effect " CANCELS THE HEAL TICK THAT IS YET TO COME AND RESTARTS THE CYCLE"*
^ This is what even intermediate and so called "Pros in terms of amplification" fail to understand.
You must only rebuff the skill when the previous skill is expired and here is why:
Remember i mention about the delay gap between heal ticks? well lets say you just do a fresh heal tick and over a period of time the buff starts blinking ... there will still be 2 seconds left for the last heal tick ... however you rebuffed ... thus you have successfully wasted your final heal tick, wasted mana, and left you or your ally 4 seconds of no heal ... Great isn't it ? and mind you 4 seconds is life and death in terms of dungeons, soloing a boss or  PvP / mc raid.
 
How to use the skill effectively:
 
Here are the two ways I developed over the years to counter and make using the skill alot easier (unless you like counting 1-12 every time you cast the skill).
 
*When your skill is reloaded (cooldown) look on top of the hero who you casted the skill or if it is yourself and count 2 heal ticks (with respect to the first casting this should be your 4th and 5th heal tick) when you see the second tick immediately rebuff because as the old buff expires it gives its final heal tick.
 
*When the buff starts blinking count with the normal pace of that of a stop watch 3.5 seconds (i advice 4 seconds to be on the safer side) rebuff the skill.
 
I usually incorporate a hybrid of the two.
 
By doing so you are guranteed a continous stream of heal ... however this is not easy to master since I myself had a hard time teaching my disciples (who are a little weak in english) . Eventually with patience and practice you can pin this down ;).
 
Entangling Roots:
 
This skill immobilizes the enemy in place and if it is developed above 4 it also silences the enemy from using skills (the skill we depend on the most in PvP)
 
Not much to discuss here as it is pretty straight forward however this skill is well comboed using swarm first then root (pvp terms inorder to achieve stun cycle).
 
Also very handy when fighting ranged stun class as you can abruptly break their stun lock combo on you the moment you see an opening .. however do not use this skill on boss due their resist factor ... it would be a waste of time and mana.
 
Barskin:
 
This skill increases the defence parameter of the caster or other allies by a specified percentage. For those who go all out PvE this is a crucial skill because if used on a powerful tanker can increase his defence alot and hence reduce incoming damages to him by a great degree ... It is also noteworthy in PvP but due to the new update ... and due to skill points deficiency its better to neglect it. Rebuffing of the skill follows the same mention i specified for Healing Dew skill but it is not relevant unless you want to save mana.
 
Barskin at level 5 Increases a hero's defence by 50*%.
(Tested by me ... Rip Book of Oblivion)* Thank you @Osnovshik for correcting me below from comments DO NOTE BARSKIN DOES NOT CONSIDER GUILD DEFENSE BUFFS. That is it will increase your defense by 50% of your defense without taking defense increase buffs into account. Instead the defense increase buffs adds on to total defense (like 2000 def (using barskin) + 200* etc (from defense increase buffs other than barskin) = 2200 total defense). Huge shout out to you man !
 
Lightning Bolt:
 
Basic Damage skill based on the magic you have. Another straight forward skill ... Do note it combos with Power of Water expert skill to induce 1 second stun (at power of water 1/4) inorder to get the combo you have to use Power of Water first (you get a 1 second opening as the enemy gets debuffed) then hit him with Lightning Bolt.
 
Insect Swarm:
 
Applying to a mob or player causes it to get damage over time and also slows down its /his/her attack speed.
It does well as a fill-in skill to cause DPS damage (Damage per second) and also can help in kite-ing (keeping proper distance to melee enemy so he cannot touch you) as it reduces attack speed and DOT( Damage over Time) him to slow down.
 
That sums up the basic skills now we have just experts, skill builds, tactics and strategy, and armor build left along with miscellaneous to end this awesome post!
 
Complete Expert Skills Mastery!
 
Now that we graduated from 1st grade let me jump leap teach you what's in 12th grade 😛 (This is a huge one R.I.P Sage). 
 
Do note you can purchase the skill from npc shop near T1(Town 1) for 40000 Gold or get as Dg(Dungeon) drop or .. if you are lucky ... from players or dealer (less than 35000 Gold).
 
Secret link:
 
I noticed many do not yet completely understand the mechanism of this skill ... Let an Old Sage explain it in a way everyone will know ...
 
Lets pretend we got two beer glasses (yep .. old Sage does nothing better)
 
Let them be empty  ... lets join the side bottom of them with a pipe that has a slide opening which can allow the flow of beer when opened ...
now lets fill one of them with beer to the brim ... and the other empty
... now lets remove the slide ... what happens ?
Yes all the beer from the filled glass rushes to the empty beer glass until they both are equal in level ...
thats the exact same thing link does ... except the person with higher HP does not lose any HP in the process (otherwise its useless).
Here the empty beer glass is a player (or you) that has very low HP whereas the full beer glass is a person (or you) with full or higher HP and the pipe is Secret Link skill ... Now lets have some beer 😄
 
With reference to the above, the skill can either heal you or your friend depending on the scenario.
It heals about 5 ticks in less than 2 seconds.
It technically takes the difference between the two players in a ratio ( like 2:1 for 2000 and 1000 HP) and heals the lesser hp based on that ration(1/4 its heal is the ratio x100 i.e for 2:1 its 200 hp per healing tick). Upgrading the skill increases the multiplied amount but does not affect the base ratio and also increases the speed of the healing ticks.
 
Best to use the skill when one of you is in a critical situation as it's more or less an emergency skill. 
 
This skill is the best healing skill provided the druid has ALOT OF HP (I will talk about it more on the armor build section later.
 
This skill cannot be used on self or minions ... it requires a party member. 
It has a cooldown of 22 seconds.
 
Healing Barrier:
 
A very powerful skill in terms of its capacity to save a person.
It shields the caster or ally and at the same time converts the damage absorbed into HP to heal the caster or ally.
 
It has a long cooldown of 45 seconds which is its main drawback 
 
At 1/4 it absorbs and heals 500 HP each (total 1000 HP saved). Lasts 10 seconds.
At 2/4 it absorbs and heals 750 HP each (total 1500 HP saved). Lasts 12 seconds.
At 3/4 it absorbs and heals 1200 Hp each (total 2400 HP saved). Lasts 16 seconds.
At 4/4 it absorbs and heals 1500 HP each (total 3000 HP saved). Lasts 18 seconds.
 
Another draw back is that you need to be at a distance of 3 yards close to the target ... unless its yourself (duh).
 
It's uses in PvE and PvP are also significant as it can save that 1 HP lagger (link still has a delay as its not instant ... more like a flash version of Healing Dew with the beer mechanics lol) or can save you from being one hit K.O from rogues etc.
 
Additionally in PvP it acts as a super delimma because the enemy has two choices ... leave you (stun) and let u heal using Healing Dew or burst his damage on you thereby doing no damage but healing you alot instead ...  and by the time enemy breaks his head to make the decision just kill him already and end his misery 😄
 
Invigorating Stream:
 
This skill restores small amount of HP and MP (Mana Points) to the druid or any ally around 4x4 yards radius around the druid. It heals the ally WITH THE LOWEST HP (saves the pain to find them) No Party required.
It is instant.
 
For a 350 damage druid the skill at 1/4 heals 220 HP and 6 MP almost nearing the Healing Dew 270 HP. 
 
This skill is used for that little boost and to maintain everyone hp to full (since you will already have your hands full using powerful heal skills for tanker etc.) or to give you that edge in PvP against another healer caster. 
 
I recommend this skill as a starter expert skill due to its low cooldown (10 seconds ) and less stressful use (Link and barrier would be useless anyways)(why? because starter druids will max have HP of 2300 and link will be bad ... added the fact you have to be in party yo use it and ... barrier 500 HP and shield for 40 seconds seriously ?)
 
Definitely a skill worth spamming 😛
 
Power of Water:
 
Deals Good damage to enemy based on magic damage and does AOE (Area of Effect) damage within a radius of 2x2 from the target (at 1/4 aoe damage is 20% of total damage with the skill) 
 
It can be comboed with Lightning Bolt to induce a stun effect for 1 second (1/4 of the skill ) which can be used during stun cycle which I will talk about later on.
It has a cooldown of 18 seconds.
 
Punitrive Roots:
 
It's a Ground effect skill by which caster can cast it anywhere he/she pleases (casts immediately if 4 yards ... further makes your hero walk till 4 yards requiremeny is fullfilled)
 
If an enemy or mob or boss is caught in its range it will be immobilized (no silence) for a short while taking DOT. 
 
Best against rogues who are in stealth (or seeker in arena).
 
Drawbacks are its long cooldown (45 seconds) and its awfully shory duration (3 seconds (1 sec immobilize animation 2nd and 3rd seconds are DOT (yes just 2 damage over time ticks))). Advisable as an extra skill but for pve it does well if points are added.
 
Usefull vs Mobs or melee class enemies and good inorder to deal DPS damage to casters.
 
Forest Song:
 
This skill has its mechanics similar to that of paladin skill Fetter of Justice ... you need to be at a distance of 2 yards to the enemy and affects all in the same distance fron you ... it can work or fail depending on the amount of skill points you add ... 
 
Levels 1 and 2 of the skill is useless so I will discuss about it at levels 3 and 4.
 
At level 3 it can sleep anyone around you by an element of chance for 4 seconds. At 4/4 it is 5 seconds of sleep.
 
This is one of Druids main PvP skill aside Entangling Roots.
 
Hitting any target when it is at sleep wakes it up.
 
You can count how long it stuns by seeing the animation overhead the enemy or mob ... if you see  "zzzZZZ" 4 times or 5 times (3/4 or 4/4) that means you need to use root to resume stun cycle
 
Has really good cooldown and also works well in PvE like Lab runs or Dgs.
It has a cooldown of 18 seconds.
 
Tornado:
 
This skill draws a blue circle on the ground where you place it . All enemies or mobs touching the peripheral of the circle (outer line of the circle) will be dragged into the middle of the circle and receive damage . As long as they are in the circle their cooldown is extended (means take more time to reload skill).
 
I honestly use it just to keep those rogues who jump on me 1 yard away so they cant touch me and stun cycle them to oblivion ... not much of any use ..
 
Can be used to slow down heal reload of enemy casters or any of their skills in general but effect is really short .
 
I do not advice this to get first ... maybe get it if you are bored and are already well settled in game.
It has a cooldown of 21 seconds.
 
Elemental Backup:
 
Newly added skill as of update 7.7.0 
 
It summons a low HP ranged minion which deals magic damage (damage increases based on Magic damage of caster and skill points added ... added skill points also increase its HP
 
Its a great skill for both PvE and PvP. In PvE it further contributes to druids DPS and in PvP also does the same with distraction ... for example suppose a Charmer stuns me but my minion is alive ... the minion will attack the charmer thus forcing the charmer to kill the minion neglecting the druid and ... druid hot ready with stuns 😛
 
Do note as of the new update Minions do not die when caster or user die. Same with pots and scrolls.
It has a cooldown of 30 seconds.
 
With that I conclude the Expert Skills ... It will be further experimented with and updated regularly to give reliable results.
 
Now lets see ... Skill build, Armor build and tactics and strategy left ... wew im tired already 😛
 
Complete Skill Build Mastery!
 
Now we shall dive into the Skill Structure for druids. I will be posting main skil builds along with their variants and tweeks so enjoy (Sage still not R.I.P)
 
*****These builds are taken for High end druids (LV28) If you are a lower level druid start off with Max Healing Dew and progress as prescribed below*****
 
PvE Builds:
 
Variant 1: PURE Support.
Basic build: Max Healing Dew, Max Barskin, 3/5 Lightning Bolt.
Expert build: Max Secret Link, 3/4 Healing Barrier 2/4 Invigorating Stream.
 
*This build gives the most powerful heals both bursts and gradual along with Def increase.
This type of druid is all you need for TP Myth for healers ....
 
*Literally capable of healing 4 people with varying needs. However this is also the hardest build to take as it will be intense pressure from everywhere. Also if anyone dies in Party they gonna blame you so you need lots of practice for this.
 
*Your solo ability is also heightened however you will suck at everything else ... PvP ? Forget it .. 2x2 maybe ok but either ways your KOSed.(KOS stands for Kill.On.Sight ... Example: "Sage is always KOS in PvP cave ... cause he fights back gankers" lol ).
 
 
Variant 2: PURE ... just boss solo.
Basic skill build: Same as Variant 1 but added points in Insect Swarm instead of Lightning Bolt.
Expert skill build: Max Healing Barrier, Max Invigorating Stream.(Yep)
 
*This built is solely for boss solo. 
Added Insect Swarm lowers boss attack speed. Max Healing Barrier and Max Invigorating stream compliments each other well in terms of cooldown and intensity of heal... good luck farming bosses.
 
Variant 3: Devastator.
Basic Skill Build: Max Healing Dew, 4/5 Lightning Bolt, 4/5 Insect Swarm.
Expert Skill Build: 3/4 Punitrive Roots, 3/4 Power of Water, 3/4 Tornado.
 
*What else to explain here ? You are basically a Mage that heals.
 
 PvP Builds ♡
 
Now lets move on to PeeWeePee !!!
 
Here the base structure is the same with very little variants.
 
Variant 1: Mr. Perma Stun.
Basic Skill build: Max Entangling Roots, Max Healing Dew, 3/5 Lightning Bolt (or) 3/5 Insect Swarm.
Expert Build: Max Forest Song, 3/4 Healing Barrier, 2/4 Power of Water. 
(Or) 2/4 your preferred skill.
 
Complete Armor Build Mastery!
 
I will be Dividing this section based on level > economic and pro. (This one is short just armor suggestion and stats to keep in mind). 
 
*Arena Gear builds are not included cause ... its a no-brainer just get full arena gears or swap head boot with hp increase craft armors*
 
Since Druids are Gradual Healers in general but also powerful instant healers gears for this class consists of hybrid from Instant heal classes (See my "Beginner Advice for New Players" in New Players Sub forum) which makes Druids one of the most costly hero to make.
 
In short, Druids require High cooldown, High MP regen, High MP pool, Very high HP,Good Critical, and it goes on ... (rest not necessary like lifesteal,stun, retribution etc.).
 
For level 12-13 Druids:
 
Seriously druids suck below level 18 make priest much better.
 
For levels 14-17:
 
Why even bother ? We're not yet level 18 are we ? Just get Desert Wander and Star Pilgrim equips Along with Abyss Zealot Accesories.... Must have Abyss zealot cape that has MP regen and magic damage bonus make it +4 with Critcal Cyrstal and HP Regen rune.
 
For level 18:
 
Now we are talking ! We sucked enough dirt now time to clean our mouth and polish our teeth.
 
ECONOMIC:
Get Guiding Treads Boots and Hood along with a new level 18 staff and invest in expert skills.
(I hoped you listened to me previously cause we are using level 17 equips still). Amplify to +4 and use Def runes and Cooldown crystals. Also get Medallion of thousand suns and add Critical and HP runes.
 
PRO:
Get full
set GT and + all 6.
 
For level 20:
 
ECONOMIC:
Added with the current armor you have get Star Wisdom Chest and Glove (Yes .. glove). Add Attack speed Crystals and Def runes.
Need to switch rings with Skyfire rings. MP Regen crystals and Hp  Runes on rings. Make all equips +4.
You will be standing strong with a maximum health of around 3500HP to 3600HP (no guild buff .... with guild buffs can go 4000HP!!)
Normal level 20 craft staff with Cooldown is enough.
 
PRO:
Star wisdom Chest and Glove combined with HP increase craft head and shoes for level 20 and HP belt level 20 (magic included).
 
Use Purple tier Spring Staff level 20 (15% auto attacks) In my opinion these are the best Staff Type for any healer.
 
Skyfire Rings Craft cloak (15% entra magic and mana regen)
Firey Skies amulet. Get dat nice belt with HP and Magic.
 
These armor builds are both very powerful so we jump straight to level 26.
 
**Do Swap GT hood and boots to Kronus head and boot and add Cooldown and Def Crystals and Runes on the way**
 
Level 26:
 
ECONOMIC:
Keeping current equipment Swap SW Chest and glove with the new Level 26 Robe of Mages of Flying Islands and its glove set-part.
Swap your petty level 18 amulet with a level 24 (or 26 if you can find) Nature amulet which has Hp and magic bonuses. 
Use a level 26 spring staff if possible. Amplify Everything to +6 minimum.
 
PRO:
Your unique armor set is ... the best . 😛
 
Mine is ... chest and glove robe of mages with level 26 amulet cloak added with level 26 craft hood and boots Hp increase with Snow belt level 26 spring staff and (I need to change these rings *puke*) skyfire rings (yep ... need to change them)
 
 
*** Mainly what I wanted to point out is that following me on insta... *ahem* I mean following the economic type build is the most cost effective and powerful ... some may argue that the economic is as good as pro ...***
 
 
 
And now ... What we all have been binge reading to get ... The Tactics and Strategy for Druid ! *#crowdgoeswild*
 
 
 
Druid Tactics and Strategy Mastery!
 
Arena Druid and PvP
 
Combos:
 
*Before atempting the combos please do rebuff Heal*
 
Anti-Melee Combo:
 
Entangling Roots
> Insect Swarm
> Power of Water followed by Lightning Bolt in quick succession
> Punitrive Roots
> Entangling Roots
> Power of Water followed by Lightning Bolt in quick Succession
> Go near till there is 2 yard gap between you and melee warrior
> *Forest Song and heal yourself ... count 4-5 seconds if 3/4 or 4/4 and repeat combo.
 
*Incase Forest Song fails use Entangling Roots and repeat the combo*. 
 
*Inbetween skill Gaps you may use Tornado or Elemental Backing etc. but make sure it does not slow down the main combo build up*
 
¤To Perform the combo you need to be level 20 having Power of Water Punitrive Roots and Forest Song.
 
¤Forest Song must be at a minimum of 3/4 and Skill Cooldown no less than 17%.
 
Result: A druid level 20 with 350 damage can destroy any rogue level 26/Any melee lvl 26 or higher (Gears not above +6 and no resilience nor ferocity).
 

 
Complete perma-stun combo:
 
Entangling roots
> normal hit and move near enemy
> Power of Water and Lighting Bolt in quick succession
> Forest song (you will have 5 seconds to heal urself and prepare your skill)
> just before the sleep ends use swarm and entangling roots in quick succession
> repeat the combo from Power of water.
 
This is an advanced combo and requires 4/4 Forest song along with a minimum of 30% cool down (joining a guild which has cooldown passive is a great idea).
 
This combo is usually the most annoying combo for the enemy as he can basically only normal attack you ... however ... *** If Forest Song fails you have to use Entangling Roots ... this would mess up your skills timing and will result in your enemy breaking from your perma stun.
 
 
 
*Incase one of combos the fails ... get ready and rebuff your Healing Dew inorder to tank your enemy comeback*
 
Tactics:
 
If your enemy has a Tanker class that seem overpowered do NOT waste time damaging him. Instead go for his partner.
 
If you remember my Beginner Guide you will know that you are easy picks for damager type class ! They must be eliminated immediately.
 
¤ If your partner is a Tanker Type:
 
Be sure to heal him with Healing Dew and Buff him up with Barskin. And after doing so rebuff yourself.
 
Always know that you will be the enemy's main target since you sustain the tanker.
Allow the tanker to head in first and Stun the necessary enemy and remember to keep distance from enemies.
Try and perma disable the enemy tanker and focus your damage to other weaker player.
Depending on the scenario disabling the more op player is also accepted.
 
¤ If your partner is a Damager Type:
 
Know you both are vulnerable 
 
 
 
 
PvE Druid and Tactics 
 
 
*need to wait ... sage gat no free time to poast sach a huge piece R.I.P Sage*
 

 
*DUE TO LACK OF TIME AND AD MIST MY BUSY SCHEDULE I WILL BE SUBMITTING IT NOW IN ORDER TO PRESERVE THE POST ... SORRY MODERATORS ... I WILL RE-EDIT IT ASAP AND POST THE OTHER PENDING CONTENTS THANK YOU --*
 

Rightly said .
However *If* you are refering to one of the PvE Builds, then yes keeping 2/4 on stream is a wise choice ... here is why:
 
¤ Having Secret Link Maxed off (A medium CD skill), Maxing off Healing Barrier (A long CD skill) from 3/4 to 4/4 isn't giving much of a huge boost considering just 300 heal and 300 damage absorb. As compared to the huge boost from 2/4 to 3/4 that is about 450 absorb and 450 heal (taking note how long it takes to use such a skill). A skill point would better be served in Invigorating Stream (As it is a quick CD skill) and would serve far better purpose.
 
¤ Also note the usefulness of Invigorating Stream in a jam-packed party with lots of ambushes and chaotic running arounds ... 
 
Thank you for your advice though ! Keep it up.

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Greetings all brothers and sisters in Warspear ! I shall now give a lengthy explanation and advice on all aspects of druid so please bear with me as this will be a very long one!
Since this is a more advanced topic I shall do the traditional opening for the freshmen.
 
Druids are the healer class under the Firstborn Faction. They have low HP and Def but make up for it due to their amazing versatility in all fields. To me they are the strongest healing class capable of restoring above 7500 hp in few seconds (my full pve druid) or send annoying mcs (here mc stands for mountain clans and includes all of the legionary factions) to oblivion one by one.
So without further adieu let us begin !
 
Complete Basic Skill Mastery!
 
Ofcourse you cannot use a druid to it's full potential unless you are firm with it's root foundation 😉 (pun intended).
 
Before we go further here are some terms I use for easy explanation.
 
Healing tick: It refers to the small amount of heal packets that you or the ally receives over a period of time.
Blinking: It refers to the critical time which indicate that a skill buff is about to expire. 
 
Do note animation of you casting a skill takes .5 to 1 second(s).
 
Healing Dew:
 
This skill heal the caster or his ally by healing ticks over time.
This is one tough skill to master despite its apparent straightforward role.
Since it is mandatory to max off this skill as soon as possible (Its a no-brainer) I will discuss its properties at level 5.
 
*It has a buff duration of 12 seconds * (There are no relics that can increase this skill duration).
 
*At its first use it has a delay of 2 seconds every consecutive heal tick (when you first cast it you need to wait for 2 seconds for first heal tick)*
 
*It heals 5 ticks over 12 seconds*
 
*Rebuffing the skill when it is till in effect " CANCELS THE HEAL TICK THAT IS YET TO COME AND RESTARTS THE CYCLE"*
^ This is what even intermediate and so called "Pros in terms of amplification" fail to understand.
You must only rebuff the skill when the previous skill is expired and here is why:
Remember i mention about the delay gap between heal ticks? well lets say you just do a fresh heal tick and over a period of time the buff starts blinking ... there will still be 2 seconds left for the last heal tick ... however you rebuffed ... thus you have successfully wasted your final heal tick, wasted mana, and left you or your ally 4 seconds of no heal ... Great isn't it ? and mind you 4 seconds is life and death in terms of dungeons, soloing a boss or  PvP / mc raid.
 
How to use the skill effectively:
 
Here are the two ways I developed over the years to counter and make using the skill alot easier (unless you like counting 1-12 every time you cast the skill).
 
*When your skill is reloaded (cooldown) look on top of the hero who you casted the skill or if it is yourself and count 2 heal ticks (with respect to the first casting this should be your 4th and 5th heal tick) when you see the second tick immediately rebuff because as the old buff expires it gives its final heal tick.
 
*When the buff starts blinking count with the normal pace of that of a stop watch 3.5 seconds (i advice 4 seconds to be on the safer side) rebuff the skill.
 
I usually incorporate a hybrid of the two.
 
By doing so you are guranteed a continous stream of heal ... however this is not easy to master since I myself had a hard time teaching my disciples (who are a little weak in english) . Eventually with patience and practice you can pin this down ;).
 
Entangling Roots:
 
This skill immobilizes the enemy in place and if it is developed above 4 it also silences the enemy from using skills (the skill we depend on the most in PvP)
 
Not much to discuss here as it is pretty straight forward however this skill is well comboed using swarm first then root (pvp terms inorder to achieve stun cycle).
 
Also very handy when fighting ranged stun class as you can abruptly break their stun lock combo on you the moment you see an opening .. however do not use this skill on boss due their resist factor ... it would be a waste of time and mana.
 
Barskin:
 
This skill increases the defence parameter of the caster or other allies by a specified percentage. For those who go all out PvE this is a crucial skill because if used on a powerful tanker can increase his defence alot and hence reduce incoming damages to him by a great degree ... It is also noteworthy in PvP but due to the new update ... and due to skill points deficiency its better to neglect it. Rebuffing of the skill follows the same mention i specified for Healing Dew skill but it is not relevant unless you want to save mana.
 
Barskin at level 5 Increases a hero's defence by 50*%.
(Tested by me ... Rip Book of Oblivion)* Thank you @Osnovshik for correcting me below from comments DO NOTE BARSKIN DOES NOT CONSIDER GUILD DEFENSE BUFFS. That is it will increase your defense by 50% of your defense without taking defense increase buffs into account. Instead the defense increase buffs adds on to total defense (like 2000 def (using barskin) + 200* etc (from defense increase buffs other than barskin) = 2200 total defense). Huge shout out to you man !
 
Lightning Bolt:
 
Basic Damage skill based on the magic you have. Another straight forward skill ... Do note it combos with Power of Water expert skill to induce 1 second stun (at power of water 1/4) inorder to get the combo you have to use Power of Water first (you get a 1 second opening as the enemy gets debuffed) then hit him with Lightning Bolt.
 
Insect Swarm:
 
Applying to a mob or player causes it to get damage over time and also slows down its /his/her attack speed.
It does well as a fill-in skill to cause DPS damage (Damage per second) and also can help in kite-ing (keeping proper distance to melee enemy so he cannot touch you) as it reduces attack speed and DOT( Damage over Time) him to slow down.
 
That sums up the basic skills now we have just experts, skill builds, tactics and strategy, and armor build left along with miscellaneous to end this awesome post!
 
Complete Expert Skills Mastery!
 
Now that we graduated from 1st grade let me jump leap teach you what's in 12th grade 😛 (This is a huge one R.I.P Sage). 
 
Do note you can purchase the skill from npc shop near T1(Town 1) for 40000 Gold or get as Dg(Dungeon) drop or .. if you are lucky ... from players or dealer (less than 35000 Gold).
 
Secret link:
 
I noticed many do not yet completely understand the mechanism of this skill ... Let an Old Sage explain it in a way everyone will know ...
 
Lets pretend we got two beer glasses (yep .. old Sage does nothing better)
 
Let them be empty  ... lets join the side bottom of them with a pipe that has a slide opening which can allow the flow of beer when opened ...
now lets fill one of them with beer to the brim ... and the other empty
... now lets remove the slide ... what happens ?
Yes all the beer from the filled glass rushes to the empty beer glass until they both are equal in level ...
thats the exact same thing link does ... except the person with higher HP does not lose any HP in the process (otherwise its useless).
Here the empty beer glass is a player (or you) that has very low HP whereas the full beer glass is a person (or you) with full or higher HP and the pipe is Secret Link skill ... Now lets have some beer 😄
 
With reference to the above, the skill can either heal you or your friend depending on the scenario.
It heals about 5 ticks in less than 2 seconds.
It technically takes the difference between the two players in a ratio ( like 2:1 for 2000 and 1000 HP) and heals the lesser hp based on that ration(1/4 its heal is the ratio x100 i.e for 2:1 its 200 hp per healing tick). Upgrading the skill increases the multiplied amount but does not affect the base ratio and also increases the speed of the healing ticks.
 
Best to use the skill when one of you is in a critical situation as it's more or less an emergency skill. 
 
This skill is the best healing skill provided the druid has ALOT OF HP (I will talk about it more on the armor build section later.
 
This skill cannot be used on self or minions ... it requires a party member. 
It has a cooldown of 22 seconds.
 
Healing Barrier:
 
A very powerful skill in terms of its capacity to save a person.
It shields the caster or ally and at the same time converts the damage absorbed into HP to heal the caster or ally.
 
It has a long cooldown of 45 seconds which is its main drawback 
 
At 1/4 it absorbs and heals 500 HP each (total 1000 HP saved). Lasts 10 seconds.
At 2/4 it absorbs and heals 750 HP each (total 1500 HP saved). Lasts 12 seconds.
At 3/4 it absorbs and heals 1200 Hp each (total 2400 HP saved). Lasts 16 seconds.
At 4/4 it absorbs and heals 1500 HP each (total 3000 HP saved). Lasts 18 seconds.
 
Another draw back is that you need to be at a distance of 3 yards close to the target ... unless its yourself (duh).
 
It's uses in PvE and PvP are also significant as it can save that 1 HP lagger (link still has a delay as its not instant ... more like a flash version of Healing Dew with the beer mechanics lol) or can save you from being one hit K.O from rogues etc.
 
Additionally in PvP it acts as a super delimma because the enemy has two choices ... leave you (stun) and let u heal using Healing Dew or burst his damage on you thereby doing no damage but healing you alot instead ...  and by the time enemy breaks his head to make the decision just kill him already and end his misery 😄
 
Invigorating Stream:
 
This skill restores small amount of HP and MP (Mana Points) to the druid or any ally around 4x4 yards radius around the druid. It heals the ally WITH THE LOWEST HP (saves the pain to find them) No Party required.
It is instant.
 
For a 350 damage druid the skill at 1/4 heals 220 HP and 6 MP almost nearing the Healing Dew 270 HP. 
 
This skill is used for that little boost and to maintain everyone hp to full (since you will already have your hands full using powerful heal skills for tanker etc.) or to give you that edge in PvP against another healer caster. 
 
I recommend this skill as a starter expert skill due to its low cooldown (10 seconds ) and less stressful use (Link and barrier would be useless anyways)(why? because starter druids will max have HP of 2300 and link will be bad ... added the fact you have to be in party yo use it and ... barrier 500 HP and shield for 40 seconds seriously ?)
 
Definitely a skill worth spamming 😛
 
Power of Water:
 
Deals Good damage to enemy based on magic damage and does AOE (Area of Effect) damage within a radius of 2x2 from the target (at 1/4 aoe damage is 20% of total damage with the skill) 
 
It can be comboed with Lightning Bolt to induce a stun effect for 1 second (1/4 of the skill ) which can be used during stun cycle which I will talk about later on.
It has a cooldown of 18 seconds.
 
Punitrive Roots:
 
It's a Ground effect skill by which caster can cast it anywhere he/she pleases (casts immediately if 4 yards ... further makes your hero walk till 4 yards requiremeny is fullfilled)
 
If an enemy or mob or boss is caught in its range it will be immobilized (no silence) for a short while taking DOT. 
 
Best against rogues who are in stealth (or seeker in arena).
 
Drawbacks are its long cooldown (45 seconds) and its awfully shory duration (3 seconds (1 sec immobilize animation 2nd and 3rd seconds are DOT (yes just 2 damage over time ticks))). Advisable as an extra skill but for pve it does well if points are added.
 
Usefull vs Mobs or melee class enemies and good inorder to deal DPS damage to casters.
 
Forest Song:
 
This skill has its mechanics similar to that of paladin skill Fetter of Justice ... you need to be at a distance of 2 yards to the enemy and affects all in the same distance fron you ... it can work or fail depending on the amount of skill points you add ... 
 
Levels 1 and 2 of the skill is useless so I will discuss about it at levels 3 and 4.
 
At level 3 it can sleep anyone around you by an element of chance for 4 seconds. At 4/4 it is 5 seconds of sleep.
 
This is one of Druids main PvP skill aside Entangling Roots.
 
Hitting any target when it is at sleep wakes it up.
 
You can count how long it stuns by seeing the animation overhead the enemy or mob ... if you see  "zzzZZZ" 4 times or 5 times (3/4 or 4/4) that means you need to use root to resume stun cycle
 
Has really good cooldown and also works well in PvE like Lab runs or Dgs.
It has a cooldown of 18 seconds.
 
Tornado:
 
This skill draws a blue circle on the ground where you place it . All enemies or mobs touching the peripheral of the circle (outer line of the circle) will be dragged into the middle of the circle and receive damage . As long as they are in the circle their cooldown is extended (means take more time to reload skill).
 
I honestly use it just to keep those rogues who jump on me 1 yard away so they cant touch me and stun cycle them to oblivion ... not much of any use ..
 
Can be used to slow down heal reload of enemy casters or any of their skills in general but effect is really short .
 
I do not advice this to get first ... maybe get it if you are bored and are already well settled in game.
It has a cooldown of 21 seconds.
 
Elemental Backup:
 
Newly added skill as of update 7.7.0 
 
It summons a low HP ranged minion which deals magic damage (damage increases based on Magic damage of caster and skill points added ... added skill points also increase its HP
 
Its a great skill for both PvE and PvP. In PvE it further contributes to druids DPS and in PvP also does the same with distraction ... for example suppose a Charmer stuns me but my minion is alive ... the minion will attack the charmer thus forcing the charmer to kill the minion neglecting the druid and ... druid hot ready with stuns 😛
 
Do note as of the new update Minions do not die when caster or user die. Same with pots and scrolls.
It has a cooldown of 30 seconds.
 
With that I conclude the Expert Skills ... It will be further experimented with and updated regularly to give reliable results.
 
Now lets see ... Skill build, Armor build and tactics and strategy left ... wew im tired already 😛
 
Complete Skill Build Mastery!
 
Now we shall dive into the Skill Structure for druids. I will be posting main skil builds along with their variants and tweeks so enjoy (Sage still not R.I.P)
 
*****These builds are taken for High end druids (LV28) If you are a lower level druid start off with Max Healing Dew and progress as prescribed below*****
 
PvE Builds:
 
Variant 1: PURE Support.
Basic build: Max Healing Dew, Max Barskin, 3/5 Lightning Bolt.
Expert build: Max Secret Link, 3/4 Healing Barrier 2/4 Invigorating Stream.
 
*This build gives the most powerful heals both bursts and gradual along with Def increase.
This type of druid is all you need for TP Myth for healers ....
 
*Literally capable of healing 4 people with varying needs. However this is also the hardest build to take as it will be intense pressure from everywhere. Also if anyone dies in Party they gonna blame you so you need lots of practice for this.
 
*Your solo ability is also heightened however you will suck at everything else ... PvP ? Forget it .. 2x2 maybe ok but either ways your KOSed.(KOS stands for Kill.On.Sight ... Example: "Sage is always KOS in PvP cave ... cause he fights back gankers" lol ).
 
 
Variant 2: PURE ... just boss solo.
Basic skill build: Same as Variant 1 but added points in Insect Swarm instead of Lightning Bolt.
Expert skill build: Max Healing Barrier, Max Invigorating Stream.(Yep)
 
*This built is solely for boss solo. 
Added Insect Swarm lowers boss attack speed. Max Healing Barrier and Max Invigorating stream compliments each other well in terms of cooldown and intensity of heal... good luck farming bosses.
 
Variant 3: Devastator.
Basic Skill Build: Max Healing Dew, 4/5 Lightning Bolt, 4/5 Insect Swarm.
Expert Skill Build: 3/4 Punitrive Roots, 3/4 Power of Water, 3/4 Tornado.
 
*What else to explain here ? You are basically a Mage that heals.
 
 PvP Builds ♡
 
Now lets move on to PeeWeePee !!!
 
Here the base structure is the same with very little variants.
 
Variant 1: Mr. Perma Stun.
Basic Skill build: Max Entangling Roots, Max Healing Dew, 3/5 Lightning Bolt (or) 3/5 Insect Swarm.
Expert Build: Max Forest Song, 3/4 Healing Barrier, 2/4 Power of Water. 
(Or) 2/4 your preferred skill.
 
Complete Armor Build Mastery!
 
I will be Dividing this section based on level > economic and pro. (This one is short just armor suggestion and stats to keep in mind). 
 
*Arena Gear builds are not included cause ... its a no-brainer just get full arena gears or swap head boot with hp increase craft armors*
 
Since Druids are Gradual Healers in general but also powerful instant healers gears for this class consists of hybrid from Instant heal classes (See my "Beginner Advice for New Players" in New Players Sub forum) which makes Druids one of the most costly hero to make.
 
In short, Druids require High cooldown, High MP regen, High MP pool, Very high HP,Good Critical, and it goes on ... (rest not necessary like lifesteal,stun, retribution etc.).
 
For level 12-13 Druids:
 
Seriously druids suck below level 18 make priest much better.
 
For levels 14-17:
 
Why even bother ? We're not yet level 18 are we ? Just get Desert Wander and Star Pilgrim equips Along with Abyss Zealot Accesories.... Must have Abyss zealot cape that has MP regen and magic damage bonus make it +4 with Critcal Cyrstal and HP Regen rune.
 
For level 18:
 
Now we are talking ! We sucked enough dirt now time to clean our mouth and polish our teeth.
 
ECONOMIC:
Get Guiding Treads Boots and Hood along with a new level 18 staff and invest in expert skills.
(I hoped you listened to me previously cause we are using level 17 equips still). Amplify to +4 and use Def runes and Cooldown crystals. Also get Medallion of thousand suns and add Critical and HP runes.
 
PRO:
Get full
set GT and + all 6.
 
For level 20:
 
ECONOMIC:
Added with the current armor you have get Star Wisdom Chest and Glove (Yes .. glove). Add Attack speed Crystals and Def runes.
Need to switch rings with Skyfire rings. MP Regen crystals and Hp  Runes on rings. Make all equips +4.
You will be standing strong with a maximum health of around 3500HP to 3600HP (no guild buff .... with guild buffs can go 4000HP!!)
Normal level 20 craft staff with Cooldown is enough.
 
PRO:
Star wisdom Chest and Glove combined with HP increase craft head and shoes for level 20 and HP belt level 20 (magic included).
 
Use Purple tier Spring Staff level 20 (15% auto attacks) In my opinion these are the best Staff Type for any healer.
 
Skyfire Rings Craft cloak (15% entra magic and mana regen)
Firey Skies amulet. Get dat nice belt with HP and Magic.
 
These armor builds are both very powerful so we jump straight to level 26.
 
**Do Swap GT hood and boots to Kronus head and boot and add Cooldown and Def Crystals and Runes on the way**
 
Level 26:
 
ECONOMIC:
Keeping current equipment Swap SW Chest and glove with the new Level 26 Robe of Mages of Flying Islands and its glove set-part.
Swap your petty level 18 amulet with a level 24 (or 26 if you can find) Nature amulet which has Hp and magic bonuses. 
Use a level 26 spring staff if possible. Amplify Everything to +6 minimum.
 
PRO:
Your unique armor set is ... the best . 😛
 
Mine is ... chest and glove robe of mages with level 26 amulet cloak added with level 26 craft hood and boots Hp increase with Snow belt level 26 spring staff and (I need to change these rings *puke*) skyfire rings (yep ... need to change them)
 
 
*** Mainly what I wanted to point out is that following me on insta... *ahem* I mean following the economic type build is the most cost effective and powerful ... some may argue that the economic is as good as pro ...***
 
 
 
And now ... What we all have been binge reading to get ... The Tactics and Strategy for Druid ! *#crowdgoeswild*
 
 
 
Druid Tactics and Strategy Mastery!
 
Arena Druid and PvP
 
Combos:
 
*Before atempting the combos please do rebuff Heal*
 
Anti-Melee Combo:
 
Entangling Roots
> Insect Swarm
> Power of Water followed by Lightning Bolt in quick succession
> Punitrive Roots
> Entangling Roots
> Power of Water followed by Lightning Bolt in quick Succession
> Go near till there is 2 yard gap between you and melee warrior
> *Forest Song and heal yourself ... count 4-5 seconds if 3/4 or 4/4 and repeat combo.
 
*Incase Forest Song fails use Entangling Roots and repeat the combo*. 
 
*Inbetween skill Gaps you may use Tornado or Elemental Backing etc. but make sure it does not slow down the main combo build up*
 
¤To Perform the combo you need to be level 20 having Power of Water Punitrive Roots and Forest Song.
 
¤Forest Song must be at a minimum of 3/4 and Skill Cooldown no less than 17%.
 
Result: A druid level 20 with 350 damage can destroy any rogue level 26/Any melee lvl 26 or higher (Gears not above +6 and no resilience nor ferocity).
 

 
Complete perma-stun combo:
 
Entangling roots
> normal hit and move near enemy
> Power of Water and Lighting Bolt in quick succession
> Forest song (you will have 5 seconds to heal urself and prepare your skill)
> just before the sleep ends use swarm and entangling roots in quick succession
> repeat the combo from Power of water.
 
This is an advanced combo and requires 4/4 Forest song along with a minimum of 30% cool down (joining a guild which has cooldown passive is a great idea).
 
This combo is usually the most annoying combo for the enemy as he can basically only normal attack you ... however ... *** If Forest Song fails you have to use Entangling Roots ... this would mess up your skills timing and will result in your enemy breaking from your perma stun.
 
 
 
*Incase one of combos the fails ... get ready and rebuff your Healing Dew inorder to tank your enemy comeback*
 
Tactics:
 
If your enemy has a Tanker class that seem overpowered do NOT waste time damaging him. Instead go for his partner.
 
If you remember my Beginner Guide you will know that you are easy picks for damager type class ! They must be eliminated immediately.
 
¤ If your partner is a Tanker Type:
 
Be sure to heal him with Healing Dew and Buff him up with Barskin. And after doing so rebuff yourself.
 
Always know that you will be the enemy's main target since you sustain the tanker.
Allow the tanker to head in first and Stun the necessary enemy and remember to keep distance from enemies.
Try and perma disable the enemy tanker and focus your damage to other weaker player.
Depending on the scenario disabling the more op player is also accepted.
 
¤ If your partner is a Damager Type:
 
Know you both are vulnerable 
 
 
 
 
PvE Druid and Tactics 
 
 
*need to wait ... sage gat no free time to poast sach a huge piece R.I.P Sage*
 

 
*DUE TO LACK OF TIME AND AD MIST MY BUSY SCHEDULE I WILL BE SUBMITTING IT NOW IN ORDER TO PRESERVE THE POST ... SORRY MODERATORS ... I WILL RE-EDIT IT ASAP AND POST THE OTHER PENDING CONTENTS THANK YOU --*