In Guild Wars, combat is done in groups (usually 8 party members). When you arent playing with other humans, you will bring along the NPC Heroes and Henchmen. I would recommend not thinking too hard about a secondary profession. Try them and figure out something fun. However, a good build usually does not incorporate much of the secondary 5. Thief (Shortbow) [Top 5] Guild Wars 2 Best Willbender Builds For PvP and PvE. The powerful, combat-oriented elite specialization of Guardians, the Willbender, has replaced its F1-3 Virtue skills with powerful martial arts combat skills with varying usages in battle since their introduction in End of Dragons. The Guild Wars 2 Guardian is basically the Guild Wars 1 Monk altered in a way that it works in this game. Keeping this in mind, I would even say that Charr have more reason to become a Guardian while Humans would probably stick more to the pure monk/healing side of things. The original tagging build when Silverwastes were released. Still works great. Also can use the mortar to tag large groups of enemies far away. Mirage (Mesmer): Greatsword Farmer. Uses the insanely long range and low cooldown Greatsword beam of the Mesmer. Also usually works targetet using the Action cam. Insignias were introduced with Guild Wars Nightfall. Insignias were available only for PvP and Guild Wars Nightfall until the May 24, 2007 update, which replaced the old armor bonus system and made salvageable insignias available for every campaign. Insignia. Survivor • Radiant • Stalwart • Brawler's • Blessed • Herald's • Sentry's. Thief with primarily Deadeye as the main reason. I am glad Anet finally added a class that fits my play-style. In all the games I play, I gravitate towards the stealth long range fighters ( Loki with Dex Syberis, Infiltrator in ME franchise, infiltrator PS2, and many more). Map completion hinges on both movement speed and kill speed while in combat, so you may want to give Runes of Speed and the Stamina sigil a whirl, as well as dropping DA for Trickery 3-1-2 and going CS 2-2-1. Equip Assassin, Infiltrator and Agility signets. Nigh-infinite dodges and upgraded Swiftness (permanent budget superspeed) to move almost Most classes can do some combination of Assassin's Promise, Ebon Assassin Support, and Finish him + class utility for high burst damage. Any dagger spammers should be able to hit around ~120 single target dps easily. Anything more than that is better. For example, an r/a pet/dagger spammer with TaO and SoH@8 will hit ~150 dps without trying. Browse all gaming. Looking at the GW1 reddit, a very commonly asked questions is "what should my first class be?" or "what are the best beginner classes?". This video attempts to explain this. Well, that's not its only use, but it is the best class for healing. It also has a wide array of protective support spells, and also a smiting attribute for offensive use (especially beneficial Q5Xe9r4.