It'll allow Mesmer to be able to handle contesting nodes with the loss of Distortion as a defensive (instead blocking for 3s) and having a unique utility to use Distortion instead of built-in. I suspect lots of tuning will be required for it when it comes out due to the RAW damage I saw on that elite skill. I don't mean to sound rude, because I don't really like being this way, but.. this is what happens when you use a level boost without 1st playing ANY of the game, and not having a clue as to what's goin on.
Now, you say its rephrasing of an elite spec. Which it isn't and here's why. Elite specializations come with a new weapon, a completely new specialization with12 new traits, a new profession mechanic and 6 new utility. Any one of these parts does not equal a whole. New traits don't mean a new elite specialization.
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An elite specialization grants access to a new weapon that profession can't normally wield, a handful of new utility skills (for slot 6-0), and it alters the base profession mechanics (IE, Reaper spec makes Necromancer's Shroud become Reaper's Shroud, Firebrand makes Guardian Virtues into wieldable Tomes, Berserker lets a Warrior use Berserk So elite specializations bring 4 things to the table: 1- new traits 2- new utilities 3- new profession mechanics 4- new elite specialization weapon In many cases, #4 is the least impactful. So take Necromancer as an example. The Reaper Elite gives you access to Greatsword, but replaces Death Shroud with Reaper Shroud. This is an up to date Guild Wars 2 guide covering everything you need to know about the Mirage, which is an elite specialization of the Mesmer. This video sh

Here's an alternate way on how to play Warrior: Step 1) disregard mix-maxing and cookie-cutting Step 2) Pick traits that you want to try out.Don't rely on builds posted by others on the internet.

Every hero challenge in the expansion gives you 10 points. I always do a quick run through the HoT maps and get the easy hero Points that just require you to press f on the commune point, that should get you about 100 Hero Points, then I do every PoF hero point because they are all soloable. hBcpa0a.
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