ESO Warden Healer PVE Build: High Isle (The Wyress)

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Welcome to the channel, we will be covering the warden healer for High Isle. This warden healer pve build, is designed to make sure our allies have enough resources. That way or damage dealers can keep there rotation going with out a heavy attack. In the elder scrolls online, warden healers have a key skill within there class. Making them idle for group resource management. Now we do cover two setups within this warden healer build. One a beginner warden build, the other an advance warden build. Each are setup to help your group succeed in the content designed for there level or champion point.
What makes this eso warden healer pve build different from other builds. Is covering the beginner setup. Since we all have to start somewhere. As I cover champion point 300, since this is when I would start to attempt base game veteran dungeons. This warden healer guide also has the advance warden healer guide. So you can progress your healer from start to finish and can do it all in one stop video.
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00:00 - Intro
01:03 - Stats
02:47 - Skills I Like To Use
17:51 - Essential Passives
27:21 - Beginner Gear That Ticks
33:02 - Beginner 300 CP
35:24 - Advance Gear That Ticks
43:24 - Advance CP
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[@zomarleyonwriting8322]

Very new to eso and this guide is extremely easy to follow for new players. Thanks for giving the base name of the skills and for taking the time to make this guide!

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

Your Welcome! I am glad you found it very easy to follow. I really appreciate hearing that. Thank you! For taking your time to leave a comment out of your day.

[@davery07]

Great video, thanks. Definitely giving me some cool ideas for a new healer I'm thinking of creating. 😎

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it and taking some time to leave a comment. I really appreciate you doing that.

[@lowkeyspino]

Just switched from healer templar to healer warden and I'm really enjoying the class

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

Ya, the warden class is really fun to play around with. It's the first class where I made at least a healer, tank, and dps.

[@NovaSkiesx]

Just switched to a Warden healer from a Templar. I find the Warden to be much more fun when it comes to healing also the skills look so much more appealing. The only thing that sometimes Templar's have over the Wardens is the purify and shards. Those are just so valuable for tanks in hardmode content. But Wardens are definitely still valuable and viable there too. This is a great guide.

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

Yes! 100% agree that Templars having purify and shards definitely help out tanks in hardmode content! Also a cheaper cost on that purify that can act as a synergy goes along way there as well. Warden healers are still really fun to play as well 😁

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

Thank you for taking time out of your day to come watch my video and leaving a comment. I really appreciate that 🙏

[@robertrjackson]

Great info for Warden healers. Do still think curse eater is a good option? Thanks for all the great info.

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

Personally I wouldn't use it. Just cause you will be giving up a 5 piece set, that you could maybe use a group recovery set or more group damage output set. I like using cleanse in the Support skill line. Since you gain magicka recovery for slotted, you heal allies for X% of the max health. It also does clear 3 negative effects like curse eater as well. Negative side effects is you do lose a skill slot, and it is expensive to cast. When Cleanse in the game, there are not to many dungeons and trails that have heavy mechanics where you will need to cleanse the group constantly through the entire fight. If it was every dungeons and trail that had killer mechanics that needed to be cleanse, then I would probably run the set. This is just me, if you feel like it will work for YOU. then I would say go for it, since really no two players play the same.

[@lusamine8514]

Why are you running Stone Talker on both bars? Surely you only need it on the back bar, like RO or other HA sets. By doing this, SPC can go on your body to give you a free front bar weapons slot, where you could add the master resto or BRP resto depending on the situation. You shouldn't be relying on resto HAs for your sustain, and the major mending is not necessary in many situations, as other sets (Hollow Fang, Winters Respite) can just be substituted to increase the out put. So I don't really see a reason for it to be double bared, since healers never double bar these HA sets.

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

No, you don't need to run Stone talkers on both bar. How I play my healer, is to make it simple for me to have Stone talkers able to proc on both bars. All the examples you gave are really good option and how to fine toon the build. Those would work and I maybe consider them in an updated video as I fine toon this build as well. Thanks for some added advice, I really appreciate 😎👍

[@aersiagaming3644]

Can I still use your front bar with oakensoul? Or should I swap out some skills from back bar

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

I personally haven't tried this build out with an oaksoul ring on. If I was going to, I would change some skills around on the back bar to put on the front bar. Personally, I would do enchanted growth, to give the group magicka and stamina recovery. Even though we get the recovery from our oaksoul, we don't know if other people are using oaksoul. If you know they are then I would leave it off. Another one I would do is energy orb. This is to give the group a synergy and some extra healing. Then aggressive warhorn, for major force if no one in the group is running it. If you have people who run warhorn, then you should be ok with running healing thicket. For skill I would drop to replace on front bar are illustrious healing, since we already have an AOE HOT from budding seed. Then radiating regeneration, since we can use an orb for a heal over time. Thus is just what I would do, again I haven't tried it myself yet. I will do some testing and get back to you with it or make a build video out of it.

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

So I did some testing. With skills as Budding seed, enchanted growth, energy orb, growing swarm, combat prayer, and ultimate healing thicket. Sets as Symphony of blades heavy helm healthy enchantment (or any monster set to give you 4% healing done) then anyway you want your peice of stone talkers oath, and spell power cure. With a healthy trait on at least one peice of the jewelry and oakensoul ring. I was able to critical heal for 28,881on the pts server. So it may drop a bit if they give any other surprise changes. If you don't want enchanted growth, and want radiant regeneration for a better area of heal over time effect. This will drop the critical heal to less then 400, so roughly about 28,481for a critical heal. Hopefully that helps you out. Let me know if I need to be more clear about more of the details.

[@XDarkstarXUnknownUnderverse]

So, why not heavy armor given all the passives support resources gain more health, etc whereas light gives you the chance to crit (big IF) and recovery (which you should be heavy attacking anyway). Then why not any medium pieces (crit healing and a stam boost are nice for mechs). I am new to the healing scene and these are genuine questions.

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

These are good questions! So for stats on a healer you are mostly focused on max magicka, enough health to keep you alive, magicka recovery, spell damage, and spell critical. So when it comes to armor that help out in these categories. Heavy armor helps us with max health, resources when we take damage, and more magicka and stamina after a heavy attack. For medium armor, we benefit from critical healing and spell damage, for light armor, we gain magicka recovery, reduce the cost of all magicka abilities, and increase our critical chance. By wearing more light armor, you will be able to sustain for a longer period of time. It will also allow you to cast more abilities or burst heal allies. It is also more forgiving if you cast to much or burn your magicka pool to fast to recover from this. Is it possible to do heavy armor build? Yes it is, you will just need to find a setup that works for you.

[@sameerisa3371]

Would grace of gloom armor be good for my healer Warden. What type of armor names should i search in dungeons for my healer Warden and should i be both healer or dps both also what race would be best for Warden healer. I subscribed to ur channel

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

The Grace of Gloom set is mostly a Tank set. Since it give you healing taken not healing done. Some good starting sets for healers are. Sanctuary (The Banished Cells 1&2) Mostly for the healing received for you and 11 group members. Which helps you heal much easier. Combat Physician (Wayrest Sewers 1&2) This provides you or a group members a damage shield when every you critically heal them. Making your job easier since they have some damage mitigated. In general you are looking for Max magicka, critical chance, healing done, courage, magicka recovery, or force. As for Healer/dps typically you don't see this. Cause healers are buffing the group while the dps is focused on doing as much damage as fast as possible. This can be pretty challenging to do. By buff you and group and doing a ton of amount of damage as well. For race, any race would work. I just went with an Argonian since they have more healing done is what I like. If you want more magicka the Breton or High Elf can help you there.

[@wolfoman28]

are there any good base game substitutes on the Begging Gear Staff's?

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

You could use Medusa on the weapons and jewelry since it is a heavy armor set found in arx. This will give you better odds of a critical heal to proc your combat physician. The problem would be the lack of spell damage. You could use the crafted set hunding rage. This give you the same stuff as law of julianos, just instead of a max magicka you get max stamina. There is the healer habit set found in drsgon star arena. Or be bought from vendors that give you minor mending at all times, which is 8% healing done. I also believe a 5% healing increase as well on the set. With max magicka, recovery, and spell damage as well. Let me know if this help or would like more options.

[@DaniArrow]

I wouldn't use Symphony anymore since most DDs run Bahsei or Coral Riptide and you're basically killing their dps buff with that set.

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

Yup Symphony would kill there setup, also the Stone talkers set would kill there set as well since it also gives back resources. Along with enchanted growth from the Warden skill line, since it gives them minor intellect and minor endurance. Which is increase magicka and stamina recovery by 15% for 20 seconds. So if you know your group is going to run those sets. I would use the monster head piece that increases your healing done (Earthgore, Sentinel, Troll King, Or Symphony) with Spaulder Ruin shoulder. The body to Twilight Remedy, for synergy potential that the build provides, so you can provide a some up time on minor force if your group doesn't have things to keep there minor force up. There is a cooldown on activating synergy so it won't be 100% up time, but does help. Plus we give them a heal over time effect on them now, all over 15 seconds. More healthing more damage out put.

[@tex1797]

Well I made this build its fun

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

Sorry I haven't been able to get an update finished for you! I am glad you like it and are having fun with it 👍

[@avatar19822]

2:17 Why not pick the Atronach instead which increases magicka recovery?

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

When playing a healer, you are trying to get the most out of your heals so you can keep the group alive. You can use the Atronach if you feel like your recovery is really low. I personally feel I have plenty to keep up spells. Along with heavy attacking to provide major mending it also get you magicka back, and also proc our Stone talkers set for group recovery, including us as well.

[@avatar19822]

@@Cpt_NateDog729 Thanks. I'm still learning how to strategize my Warden build. I solo PvE a lot but I also play with my friend too, so I act as the healer in delves and such. It's a challenge figuring out the right build since every person has their own particular play style.

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

@@avatar19822 Your welcome! Yes it is hard to know what build is for you. Since alot of people don't really play the same way. I hope the guide was helpful and gave you some ideas!

[@tex1797]

Is this build good for trials

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

Yup it still works for trails. Gives alot of recovery back to the group. So, if your group runs sets that require to have lower resources. Then you you may need to change your gear. Will be working on an update to this, hopefully soon. Since there has been some changes to the passives from High Isle to Firesong Dlc. Also want to give a guide on a one bar setup with this build as well. I appreciate you stopping by and asking a question.

[@tex1797]

Sweet I reckon ill wait to make this build since yall will update it thanks for the build on healers there are not that many builds out there ill be waiting 😁

[@omensoffate]

George Lucas plays eso?

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

I'm not sure if he does. But it wouldn't surprise me either.

[@3d1m4nd3r]

Maybe content-wise ok, but I can't watch those 30fps. I can literally see every frame. Game music in the background a little too loud.

[@Cpt_NateDog729]

Sorry not playing in a very strong pc to do videos on it.