– Enhanced Nature’s Prayer: Calls forth the power of nature to heal multiple allies for a great amount of health, while also dispelling negative statuses from them. – Bathe in Light: Light beans shoot down from the sky making nearby allies invincible and healing them for some HP. I suggest always having a heal ready at all times, and rarely use the auto play, because it might end up casting the skills when you don’t actually need to use them, which can result in a big waste. This makes a Priest a little bit difficult to play sometimes, because especially in PvP and boss battles, it can be a matter of life and death. Since it takes a bit of practice to become a good Priest, like it usually is with the supports in any game, if you decide to play a Priest you need to know that you should always be prepared to use your skills at the right time, because if your team takes a huge amount of damage and all of your skills are on cooldown, it might not be that good. While it provides continuous healing as well as huge one time heal, they also have the ability to make allies invincible for a few seconds and dispelling any negative effects. This is the ultimate support to any team, one which can turn the tides of battle in a matter of seconds. With Nature’s Prayer and Song of the Forest the Cleric (and afterwards the Priest, with Enhanced Nature’s Prayer and Song of the Forest) can keep their team mates healed almost continuously, so if you pair them with a powerful Paladin in the front line, they will make a great combo which will be very difficult to defeat. – Song of the Forest: This skill heals the nearby allies over time. – Nature’s Prayer: Calls forth the power of nature to heal multiple allies for a great amount of health. – Power of Nature: Unleashes vines to attack the enemies in range, dealing damage multiple times and poisoning the enemies. Basically the Cleric will sit in the back line and just take their time timing their skills right to heal the allies in range, while also from time to time poison the enemy to inflict damage over time. The Cleric is the foundation class, which is a very safe and reliable class late game, after class promotion especially, but doesn’t lack the healing abilities early on either! So it is an overall super useful and good class, which once learned, can be considered quite strong.Įven if the Cleric is not yet promoted to Priest, they still has a lot of healing in their kit and they can make amazing companions to any team.
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In today’s article we will tell you everything that you need to know about the Cleric in Tales of Wind, and give you a full Cleric guide! So if you want to learn all about the Cleric, as well as its promotion classes, the Priest and Ranger, then let us dive right into it! Tales of Wind – Cleric Class But to our disappointment our cabbie didn't know the exact route as it took almost 3 hours to cross Bhandardara dam before reaching Samrad village.Acting like a savior standing in the back line, we present to you the Cleric! The support class in Tales of Wind which will keep your team mates alive and make it harder for the enemies! So if you followed our Warrior guide and Mage guide, you probably knew that this one was coming! To cool ourselves down, we had a bit of watermelon and cucumbers as well. One of us had brought chopped chicken pieces with him, and with the heat that we were travelling in we decided to take up some ice to keep the meat in good condition.
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Our driver helped us to get back the sheets and this time around we kept them with us, on our laps. The villagers travelling on motorcycles had already gathered the sheets, ready to take them home. Thankfully it was an Omni(some seats are facing backwards), we spotted them and told the driver to stop. As the driver started speeding up on the NH3, we realized that the sheets(tent mats) we had rolled up and tied on the roof were flying.
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Neither was there an air-conditioner nor could we keep the windows open, as the wind was hot too. At Kasara railway station, we crowded in a kali-pili omni and started our journey towards Samrad Village.