Heals and Dreams – Templar Healer PvP Build

Build Written By: Dottz Gaming – PC NA

Role: Healer

Patch: Dragonhold

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Setup
   1. Gear
   2. Attributes
   3. Skills
   4. Vampire vs. Werewolf vs. Mortal
   5. Champion Points
   6. Other Important Info (Food, Mundus, Race, Potions, Passives)
3. Tips & Misc.
4. Contact Info
5. Update Log

Introduction

Welcome to DottzGaming.com’s Magicka Templar PvP Healer Build, Heals and Dreams, for the Elder Scrolls Online! Tired of being wiped while playing PvP? Don’t know what to do to make your alliance succeed? The answer is to become a healer. This build will offer up the best that templars have when it comes to healing in both Cyrodiil and in Battlegrounds.

Setup

Gear

Gear Choices

Earthgore: This monster set is incredibly powerful, and the healing proc from this can be the difference between living or dying. This is strong for not only keeping yourself alive, but keeping groups of players alive as well. It received a pretty hefty nerf in Elsweyr, but the set is still absolutely worth using for PvP. It’ll save the person with the lowest HP in the AoE at each tick, so it can save multiple people from certain death over its duration. Another really good option here is Troll King.

Transmutation: Gives a massive amount of critical resistance by healing someone with a HoT, which helps prevent sudden influxes of damage from being put on yourself and others. If someone in your group is already running this, Wizard’s Riposte is another option.

Shacklebreaker: Helps give us strong resource pools as well as sustain them. This is one of my personal favorite sets because of how well balanced of a stat spread it gives your character, and it helps round out the stat pools of this build incredibly well.

Attributes

All points into Magicka.

Skills

Main Bar – One Hand and Shield

1. Living Dark (Dawn’s Wrath line morph of Eclipse)
2. Sanguine Altar (Undaunted line morph of Blood Altar)
3. Elusive Mist (Vampire morph of Mist Form)
4. Channeled Focus (Restoring Light line morph of Rune Focus)
5. Extended Ritual (Restoring Light line morph of Cleansing Ritual)
6. Solar Prison (Dawn’s Wrath line morph of Nova)

Back Bar – Restoration Staff

1. Energy Orb (Undaunted line morph of Necrotic Orb)
2. Breath of Life (Restoring Light line morph of Rushed Ceremony)
3. Degeneration (Mage’s Guild line morph of Entropy)
4. Radiating Regeneration (Restoration Staff line morph of Regeneration)
5. Healing Springs (Restoration Staff line morph of Grand Healing)
6. Remembrance (Restoring Light line morph of Rite of Passage)

Vampire vs. Werewolf vs. Mortal

I have decided to add Vampirism back to the build in Scalebreaker! The vampire passives are really nice, and elusive mist is a powerful movement tool. I actually like mist form for the build more than Race Against Time, since I feel it’s a better defensive movement tool which is the primary goal for that slot on the build.

Champion Points

CHAMPION POINT 810 SETUP

THE MAGE (BLUE)

• Elemental Expert – 56
• Elfborn – 100
• Blessed – 100
• Spell Erosion – 24

THE THIEF (GREEN)

• Shadow Ward – 81
• Tumbling – 48
• Arcanist – 64
• Tenacity – 11
• Warlord – 66

THE WARRIOR (RED)

• Ironclad – 66
• Resistant – 52
• Thick Skinned – 66
• Hardy – 43
• Elemental Defender – 43

CHAMPION POINT 300 SETUP

THE MAGE (BLUE)

• Elemental Expert – 16
• Elfborn – 20
• Blessed – 64

THE THIEF (GREEN)

• Shadow Ward – 34
• Arcanist – 64
• Warlord – 2

THE WARRIOR (RED)

• Thick Skinned – 11
• Hardy – 23
• Elemental Defender – 23
• Ironclad – 23
• Resistant – 20

Other Important Info

Buff Food

Longfin Pasty with Melon Sauce – Max Health, Magicka and Stamina

Mundus

Atronach – Increased Magicka Recovery

Race

1. Argonian – Great race for a healer in PvP. You get bonus magicka, bonus health, bonus healing and an absolutely amazing form of sustain from their potion passive.
2. Breton – Grants a TON of magicka sustain and a lot of extra tankiness. They’re a fantastic race choice for all magicka units in PvP in Wrathstone.

Potions

Essence of Spell Critical (Major Prophecy, Health and Magicka)
Bugloss, Water Hyacinth, Lady’s Smock

Passives

All class passives, all one hand and shield passives, all restoration staff passives, light armor (recovery, evocation, spell warding), medium armor (dexterity, wind walker, improved sneak, athletics), all heavy armor passives, all undaunted passives, all assault passives, all support passives, all racial passives, vampire (all except savage feeding), all psijic passives, alchemy (medicinal use).

Tips & Misc.

You want to apply Healing Springs, Mutagen, and Siphon Spirit onto your opponents to maximize your HoTs on your teammates. After that, you’ll primarily be using Breath of Life should anyone get bursted.

Make sure the people you play with know that your Extended Ritual synergy removes negative effects from them, as well as healing them.

Life Giver is your primary healing ult, while Solar Prison is for offensive pressure. Use whichever ult is required in each situation.

Contact

If you have any questions about the build, join our discord server and ask @Dottz about the build!

Update Log

9/6/2017 – Build created.
10/23/2017 – CP adjusted for the new 690 cap (CwC Patch) and gear sets were changed. CP 300 setup was also added
2/12/2018 – CP Updated
5/23/2018 – Build updated for summerset isles (CP and skills changed)
9/21/2018 – Build updated for wolfhunter (CP and gear traits changed, skill clarifications made)
10/22/2018 – CP updated for murkmire
1/24/2018 – Changed monster set, swapped glove and belt weights and front bar enchant
2/27/2019 – Skills changed and vampirism added.
4/1/2010 – FB ult changed to solar prison
5/22/2019 – Light’s Champ changed to life giver, Riposte changed to Transmutation on the primary gear setup, shield enchant changed, Entropy replaced Radiant Oppression
8/14/2019 – Changed potion, skills and CP. Also readded vampirism.
10/21/2019 – Overhauled skill loadout

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