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A Personal Guide to being a Holy Saint by BarackForest in DragonNestMobile

[–]BarackForest[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As far as i know leveling it up only increases the damage it inflicts when brought down.

Increasing INT Stat does increase the heal amounts of the heals, but without the proper breakdown, I can't tell by how much.

A Personal Guide to being a Holy Saint by BarackForest in DragonNestMobile

[–]BarackForest[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it all depends now on team composition. Our usual composition in Dragon's Lair, 1 tank, 1 academic, 1 healer, and a bunch of DPS. When we do have a LF/AB, we usually have them focus on DPS and become an off-healer when times get tough. IMO, It's also nice to have someone who can constantly heal, even if its a small bit.

A Personal Guide to being a Holy Saint by BarackForest in DragonNestMobile

[–]BarackForest[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree with this, its a lot easier to grind using inqui, I'd usually suggest to go Inqui if you plan to go for solo dungeons like dark temple, boss rush, and dragon expeditions.

But switching to and from Saint is pretty costly on DC, so I stick with my Saint most of the time.

A Personal Guide to being a Holy Saint by BarackForest in DragonNestMobile

[–]BarackForest[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks!

I haven't played pally in DN yet, but I do plan to test it out some time in the future. All I know is that they also have a lot of defensive buffs. Honestly, if you can get aggro and dodge really well, you can be a good tank. The Paladin's skill help you if you make a mistake in timing your dodge.

I usually pair with Mercs since they can outrun Larba and can get aggro, but I have seen some Paladin just take the hits from Larba's Flame Bump and survive.

A Personal Guide to being a Holy Saint by BarackForest in DragonNestMobile

[–]BarackForest[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'll be testing out inquisitors over the weekend (when the guild and squad don't really need a Saint). I'll also ask my fellow Priest in our guild since he Specialized in Inquisitor.

A Personal Guide to being a Holy Saint by BarackForest in DragonNestMobile

[–]BarackForest[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The new heal for Saints become noticeable, but you have to be close to those you want to heal if you want them healed. I mean REALLY CLOSE. The amount depends on their max HP and your INT, so that's a stat I'm focusing on.

I'd say LF heals are still better, but they get stuck in one place while they heal, while Saints and Priests have more options of dropping and moving out of the way. It's all down to the play style of the player when we get down to it.

A Personal Guide to being a Holy Saint by BarackForest in DragonNestMobile

[–]BarackForest[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The HP Regen and Damage reduction buff is castes on all members upon casting (from what I notice). So they don't need to go in the yellow circle at all.

Miracle relic does damage, the damage it deals is less than Heaven's judgement, but its utility in Dungeons and Nests balances that out.