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Warrior Priest in WAR can do moderate damage and moderate healing. The ability to heal you definitely helps in those one on one encounters against a more powerful enemy. Stronger healing means staying alive longer, it is essential in WAR.
Warrior Priest is a very versatile class. You are able to do well in doing damage or healing as well as a perfect mixture of both.
As a Warrior Priest, you have to understand the first thing about healing is that you are not a focus healer. You will be hard pressed to try to keep healing a tank that's being attacked by several champion mobs. Where you will excel is in Open World RvR and capture point scenarios. When going down the Path of Salvation, you are a support healer who is as good as or better than, the other healing classes at keeping a group at high health. Salvation will require three things of you: you must not rush in and help fight, the second thing you must do is grab as much Willpower stats as possible followed by all the Toughness you can pull out of the cookie jar, these will help you to succeed beyond the other healers, the last thing is tactics. You have freedom here, but the useful ones you want to consider are Cleansing Power, Discipline, Sigmar's Favor, Emporer's Ward and Divine Petioning. Certain combos of these will be better than others and you want to make sure that you check on the combos to see which ones will do the best for your gaming style.
As a Warrior Priest, you can't keep up a single target like a Runepriest or Archmage can, but you can toss them some Heal over Time's. The first thing you want to do for a single target is cast a medium heal with a small dose of Heal over Time on the end, it is a half second cast and won't take any time at all. Now, toss up Healing Hand, your biggest Heal over Time. The two of these will tide your ally target over until either a more powerful single target healer can get to them, you can get your Rank 1 Morale heal off, or you begin to cast group heals. All three will work and they may not need any if they quickly dispatch their enemy.
It is very different but just as easy to keep a group up as a Warrior Priest. This bit of healing for your group is going to differ, which depend on level and points spent in Path. At the start of any fight with six vs. six, no one is going to be in trouble right away.
Above all, you can cast healing hand on the two thickest in the fight, which will most be tanks and melee DPS. Then you need to get back that Righteous Fury you just lost. You can also cast Supplication or hit and enemy twice with a special attack such as Sigmar's Fist. Now that you have full Righteous Fury at least 3 people are going to need some healing in your group. You have some freedom here, which depend on the circumstances. You not only can give out more Healing Hands or cast your group Heal over Time, which is Pious Restoration but you can cast your group shield to let the Heal over Time get ticking, your group shield is called Pious Restoration. More importantly you are able to spam ouch of the Divine as much as you can. Once you have Martyr's Blessing you can get your Righteous Fury back up and cast it.
Warrior Priest is a very versatile class. You are able to do well in doing damage or healing as well as a perfect mixture of both.
As a Warrior Priest, you have to understand the first thing about healing is that you are not a focus healer. You will be hard pressed to try to keep healing a tank that's being attacked by several champion mobs. Where you will excel is in Open World RvR and capture point scenarios. When going down the Path of Salvation, you are a support healer who is as good as or better than, the other healing classes at keeping a group at high health. Salvation will require three things of you: you must not rush in and help fight, the second thing you must do is grab as much Willpower stats as possible followed by all the Toughness you can pull out of the cookie jar, these will help you to succeed beyond the other healers, the last thing is tactics. You have freedom here, but the useful ones you want to consider are Cleansing Power, Discipline, Sigmar's Favor, Emporer's Ward and Divine Petioning. Certain combos of these will be better than others and you want to make sure that you check on the combos to see which ones will do the best for your gaming style.
As a Warrior Priest, you can't keep up a single target like a Runepriest or Archmage can, but you can toss them some Heal over Time's. The first thing you want to do for a single target is cast a medium heal with a small dose of Heal over Time on the end, it is a half second cast and won't take any time at all. Now, toss up Healing Hand, your biggest Heal over Time. The two of these will tide your ally target over until either a more powerful single target healer can get to them, you can get your Rank 1 Morale heal off, or you begin to cast group heals. All three will work and they may not need any if they quickly dispatch their enemy.
It is very different but just as easy to keep a group up as a Warrior Priest. This bit of healing for your group is going to differ, which depend on level and points spent in Path. At the start of any fight with six vs. six, no one is going to be in trouble right away.
Above all, you can cast healing hand on the two thickest in the fight, which will most be tanks and melee DPS. Then you need to get back that Righteous Fury you just lost. You can also cast Supplication or hit and enemy twice with a special attack such as Sigmar's Fist. Now that you have full Righteous Fury at least 3 people are going to need some healing in your group. You have some freedom here, which depend on the circumstances. You not only can give out more Healing Hands or cast your group Heal over Time, which is Pious Restoration but you can cast your group shield to let the Heal over Time get ticking, your group shield is called Pious Restoration. More importantly you are able to spam ouch of the Divine as much as you can. Once you have Martyr's Blessing you can get your Righteous Fury back up and cast it.
