Harbinger is an elite specialization for the necromancer unlocked with the End of Dragons expansion. Harbingers combine magic and alchemy, extracting ancient energy from the Dragonjade to empower their magic. Instead of using life force as a second health pool, harbinger’s Harbinger Shroud does not protect against incoming attacks, becoming a You are almost always going to be merged with your pet for the massive bonuses from the Beastmastery traitline. The suggested Smokescale gives you a useful evade and CC, while Rock Gazelle has more CC, and a dash. Eagle - long dash for more mobility. Jacaranda - heal and condi cleanse. Black Bear - Very strong defensive abilities. After learning about Elite Specializations, and that your class basically entirely changes with acquiring one, I became worried that my original choice would be a mistake. After (probably far too many) hours of research on the topic, I learned that a huge number of people on the internet basically have the same question for a variety of reasons. Posted September 7, 2019. Elite specs will outshine core specs because they are much more specialised. A core build will have a little bit of everything, but an elite spec will target one specific aspect while ignoring the rest. That's true for almost any role. Manifest a magnetic shield in your hands and at the target location. Wielders of the weapon gain increased toughness and vitality . Conjure Flame Axe. 0.25. ¼. 60. Conjure. Manifest a lava axe in your hands and at the target location. Wielders of the weapon gain increased power and condition damage . • Pre-order GW2 End of Dragons: http://guildwars2.go2cloud.org/SH50• Follow me on Twitch: For defense, equip the highest tier Jade Core you can afford. Use defensive food, traits, or skills if required. If necessary, use Knight trinkets. Consumables. Budget consumables are acceptable for use in open world. DPS. Prioritize Steak Ascended food. / / Defense. Farming. Prioritize Steak Ascended food. / (and variants) Usage Damage Category:Elite specializations. From Guild Wars 2 Wiki. Jump to navigation Jump to search. This is a list of elite specializations. Subcategories. (1) the concept and theme of the elite spec, if it's significantly different from the core profession (+1 point) or if it just feels like a core 2.0 version (0 points); (2) its distinctiveness compared to that profession's elite specs, not just in terms of playstyle but also in terms of roles and whether it can add a different role to the table There are nine total base professions that you'll play through a lot of the early and midgame with. uKXT.