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cj31387  1 star
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Hi my friend is making a buffbot, and I'm not sure if we should go like 40 enhance and 36 rejuve or smite. Or go with what i planed, 50 enhance rest either rejuve or smite? is the +12 dex/quick worth it? Now I'm kinda thinking going past 40 Isn't worth it. But i cant decide what to spend the rest of my points in, healing or smite? I lean a little more towards healing.
Puandro
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Registered: 2006-7-26 22:48:37
50 Enh 20 Rejuv

 

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Zultanious  2 stars
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Puandro posted:

50 Enh 20 Rejuv

 

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Warriorperson  1 star
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Registered: 2006-6-15 07:09:06
For necros or PVP, 50 enhance 20 rejuv, for normal pve, 42 enhance rest rejuv.

Or, if it's an option, make a druid.

 

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DoorknobMLF  3 stars
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Registered: 2008-3-2 09:16:57
If you plan on bringing the buffbot with you to PvE, then def. go with the 40 enhance spec, or something close to 40, I don't know exactly what it is for a Cleric.

On my Druid I used... well I don't even remember anymore, 37 or 38 enhance? I used the typical RvR spec for my Druid who was also a buffbot. The only drawback is that I lost about 4 points of strength and con when buffing, but who cares. I would bring the Druid to buff and heal in PvE, use the same spec for RvR, and the same spec for being a buffbot at the border keep.

 

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