Build:N/Mo Soul Reaping Prot Hero

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Rating totals: 6 votes

Overall	4.80
Effectiveness	4.83
Universality	4.67
Innovation	17%

Effectiveness

0	1	2	3	4	5

Universality

0	1	2	3	4	5

Current Ratings

Overall

5.0

Krschkr	Last edit: 20:46, 04 May 2018 (EST)
Slightly more versatile variant to the meta E/Mo prot hero. Different focus, some advantages (weakness, free elite skill slot, can't permanently run out of energy), some disadvantages (can't use infuse health, no passive self healing).

Effectiveness

5

Universality

5

Innovation

O

Overall

4.2

Jilonor	Last edit: 09:43, 13 Jun 2018 (EST)
it is definitly a good alternative to E/Mo. But also offers some extra advantages. Aura of Faith or Zealous Benediction are the best options imo

Effectiveness

4

Universality

5

Innovation

O

Overall

5.0

Dacookiemaster	Last edit: 00:59, 01 Aug 2018 (EST)
Slightly more versatile variant to the meta E/Mo prot hero. Different focus, some advantages (weakness, free elite skill slot, can't permanently run out of energy), some disadvantages (can't use infuse health, no passive self healing).

Effectiveness

5

Universality

5

Innovation

O

Overall

5.0

Chieftainalex	Last edit: 21:34, 02 May 2020 (EST)
Big prots backed up with necromancer big energy.

Effectiveness

5

Universality

5

Innovation

O

Overall

4.6

Willarddog

Last edit: 13:32, 12 Jun 2020 (EST)

Big prots backed up with necromancer big energy.

Has significantly less downsides than E/Mo in end-game content (doesn't depend on enchantments to maintain energy), while being able to run alternative options (curses) and wide choice of elites.

Downsides is that this build is outclassed by both ST and E/Mo in reality, and really only has a place in an 8-man team scenario with a caster profession as a third backliner in conjunction with an ST and BiP healer. In 4-man areas, there is really never a reason to run this over an E/Mo who can spam both prots and heals better.

Effectiveness

5

Universality

3

Innovation

X

Overall

5.0

Beer Geert	Last edit: 11:18, 17 Dec 2020 (EST)
I am using this build for years. And I like it. The E/Mo is a bit stronger but when foes strip enchantments this one is much more stable.

Effectiveness

5

Universality

5

Innovation

O