Where are my healers at?Follow

but it almost sounds as though with the "right" souls people will be able to change jobs around in a "final fantasy XI-ish" way need to go somewhere to change the souls you have equipped im sure would like to know how allotting the points is whether you have to erase the points by spending gold like in WoW or if every time you change souls you can arrange the points how you want if this is the case it would be nice to be able to save certain setups. but going back to your question hopefully people arent selfish and take it on themselves to learn how to use the other callings if it were necissary to change to a healing type class

Good, glad to see atleast a couple of people know whats going on. Luckily for me my guild leader gets to deal with the headache of finding the people to heal me :P

Ghostsouls nnNOOOOOO dont join the evil Defiant, roll with <Tear Jerkers> and we will shine a light to all the world.

You are more than welcome to check out our site, we have some pretty strict recruiting rules however.

I have plans to roll at least one healer and one caster, I have found I do not tank well (gee maybe its just my lack of hand eye..) I MIGHT try the rogue class because for some reason.,.. i love bein sneaky!

Anyhoo if you're in need of a healer look for Lunaveris, not sure if she will be Defiant or Guardian yet though.. we shall see.

Its those rules that will keep us at the top, with the best of everything and the best at everything. Sure we'll get called elitists and so forth, but it's our view of fun in the game so to each their own.

my friend we both know that while your running that dungeon for the 16th time trying to fill that left earring slot, me and my bros are gonna be roflstomping a bunch of defiant scum and bringing glory and honor to the guardians! to each his own though. =D

My main will be a healer. Kelari Purifier/Sentinel/Warden is probably the spec I'll go for first.
I never used to play healers until I did it in EQ2 on the Venekor/Nagafen pvp servers. Discovered I liked it and was quite good at it and thus, my fall to masochism began. :P

I'd like something that can contribute to healing or tanking, I loved tanking in my previous games but I often felt too under pressure while learning, not to screw up.

It also depends greatly on the system used for healing as to which I'll prefer, I hate healing with a bare-bones UI, I find it much more enjoyable to try and keep the many enemies beating me senseless. That's another reason I'm hoping they allow me into the beta (closed or open) before official launch, so I can play around with the classes and get a running start if it's my thing.

That said, I'm hoping the need for tanks and healers isn't going to be like it was in World of Warcraft, I'd prefer a community less out for themselves where your members aren't constantly looking to 'trade up' despite often being the weak link themselves. Constant recruiting sucks, be it for a guild or a small party.

With how versatile the Clerics seem to be from thier descriptions I'll probably end up playing one. I currently play a healer full time in EQ2 so I may as well continue on one in rift. The real question is, which one of them do I want to play. :/

I must be masochistic .. in every game I play , I roll healers. 4 in eq2 and 4 in wow 2 in lotro maxxed level. Really looking foward to the customization available with the soul system.

I've always done healing classes in MMOs. Ten years of playing online games has molded me into a very patient, diligent leveler and I actually enjoy the grind of getting a pure healer to max level without being carried by anyone. It's fun to me. I'll definitely be playing a healer of some sort in Rift, though I haven't honed in on anything specific yet.

I played a priest in wow and a WP in WAR. Although i like healing in PVP situations I'm not a fan of raid healing. Feels to much like playing virtual wack-a-mole with HP bars.

I'm still hung between a Shaman heavy cleric or a Warlord heavy fighter though. I'll have to wait a month till the NDA drops or I get chosen to get into a beta though.

Been healing in EQ2 for 5 years. It's time to switch it up with Rift. I'm going dps this time around. Basically, opposite of what I did in eq2. Maxed healer, player healer, blah blah blah 5 years later, max dps. I'm gonna roll DPS this time around and see if I like healing later.

My main is always a healer. Always needed and always welcomed is never a bad thing and you won't be disappointed because i'll go down before I let any of the party fall.