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This build has a rating of 5 stars based on 3 votes.
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4 stars
Archon Wing gave this build 4 stars • April 2020
This build is an interesting alternative for people already used to healbrand. The rotation is simple enough to learn though it certainly doesn't have the same level of facetanking. (Still a good amount) You still provide a decent amount of healing and boons but you add a decent burst. It's particularly useful for fights that needs more dps such as Thaumanova Anomaly, Siax, and Arkk which will overwhelm you with mechanics as the fight goes along. In these cases, your pug friends simply won't put out enough DPS no matter how much you heal them and are bound to die to the instakill mechanics eventually so you need to add some of your own. It's also very effective on Siren's Reef, as with any kind of condi Firebrand. However, in fights that aren't just about raw damage and require the party to survive mechanics such as Mai Trinn or the last boss of Molten Furnace, this build is significantly less effective, especially considering that you have to keep critting to maintain might. In these cases, a regular healbrand build is going to be far more effective.
5 stars
Staub gave this build 5 stars • December 2019
Been running this build for a while when it was first mentioned on SC dc. With so much unjustified hate towards healbrand among the hardcore FOTM community, this build offers a middle ground between the so-called 'wheelchair' healbrand and the 'meta' power quickbrand. It has relatively high burst, and brings the usual boon kit of a FB - perma quickness, might, aegis, fury etc. It doesn't bring PI for your try-hard FOTM group, but it's a great alternative for the majority of the players who are not speedrunners. The healing is enough to survive bad instas while pugging, and if you find yourself not being able to keep the team alive, you can swap Empowering Might for Pure of Heart. In worst case scenario - add a shield for CC and minor heal, but that would significantly lower your powersonal DPS.
5 stars
Debatrax gave this build 5 stars • December 2019
I used this build for about 2 month pretty much daily in fractals (CMs+T4+Recs) and I absolutely love to play it. This build isn't that great if u are a speedrunner, but for pugs this is pretty much the best build in my opinion. It can't carry as hard as a full healer, but even if the pugs aren't that good the heal with Seraph gear is pretty good and is able to keep most of them alive while still doing really good damage. I'm always surprised how good the dmg can be. The boons this build brings is also perfect for the current meta. I often have bad might uptime in pugs so Empowering Might is really useful. I wasn't sure if Protector's Restoration is worth to take. but it works extremely good with a diviner renegade, because renegade can keep up about 60-70% protection so with me we are often at 100% and it's another symbol every 20 secs which heals your allies.

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