Throne & Liberty: Best Healer Builds Guide

Throne & Liberty offers players a wide variety of classes and builds to try out. One such role that you can choose in the game is that of a Healer. But with so many weapons to choose from, you can select a variety of them alongside your Wand.

In this guide, we will show you the pros and cons of each of these Healer Builds. All of them can be the best if they suit your play style and preferences. Without further delay, let’s get into it!

Best Healer Builds Guide

It is important to note that many of the insights we’ll provide related to builds is related to knowledge from the Korean version of the game. So, you might feel a slight difference when you play the Beta and the eventual full release of Throne & Liberty.

If you want to play the Korean Version, check out our How To Play Korean Version Full Guide. With that said, we’ll be looking at four types of Healer Builds in Throne & Liberty. Feel free to use the Table of Contents below if you are only interested in a specific build.

Wand And Staff

Starting off, we have the most common Build combination for Healers: Wand and Staff. If you’re an early stage Healer, you will definitely want to use it because of its simplicity in Throne & Liberty.

First up, you get a lot of Mana Regeneration with this build, which is crucial for it to work. With cooldown reduction and passive skills, you can even pull off a lot of damage.

In fact, you can deal damage, heal your party nonstop and still have minutes of Mana to spend. No other Healer Build will give you that at the Early Stage of the game.

Furthermore, you also get a whole bunch of combat possibilities. You can do huge AoE damage, crowd control, long range debuffs, freeze enemies, use the sleep effect and so much more! As a result, it is a very well rounded build.

However, this build does have its downsides. For starters, it is a very fragile build which means you will die easily to DPS such as Daggers with Silent Jump. So, learning to position yourself with this build is key and can be a bit annoying at the start of Throne & Liberty.

Here is a summary of the Wand and Staff Healer Build in Throne & Liberty:

• + Well rounded class
• + Suitable for early game
• + Excellent Mana Regeneration
• + Good AoE Damage and skills
• + Great Passives
• – Vulnerable to Damage Dealers
• – Must Learn Positioning

Wand and Shield

Next up, we have one of the most controversial Healer Builds in Throne and Liberty. This is the Wand and Shield combination.

Unlike the previous build, the Wand and Shield build is extremely tanky. As a result, you can be unkillable against hordes of enemies. This is primarily because of the block damage reduction and mitigation skills you can potentially use. 

You can even use these to get your Mana back.

Additionally, you can also kill a lot of people instantly if you have the right gear. At the same time, you also have a lot of crowd control AoE possibilities with stuns, pushes and party damage reduction buffs. 

With the right Mobility skills, you can be in the front line leading the charge for your party!.

It is an overpowered build, especially in the early stages of some of the Mass PvP modes like Arenas. 

However, this build does have some pretty big downsides. For example, you get barely any Mana. So, you’ll find that your entire Mana has gone within minutes. So, you’ll need specific gear to help deal with this downside.

Here is a summary of the Wand and Shield Healer Build in Throne & Liberty:

• + Excellent Support for Parties
• + Super Tank
• + Great Crowd Control Potential
• + Perfect for Mass PvP like Arenas
• – Horrible Mana Regeneration
• – Requires Specific High End Gear.

Wand And Daggers

Now we have a bit of an unusual Healer Build with the Wand and Dagger. However, it can be a very useful build if you use it in the right situations in Throne & Liberty.

The main benefit of this build is Stealth. With Stealth, you can survive any Burst Attack which is crucial for a Healer. Daggers also have strong passive that synchronize pretty well with Healers. This is courtesy of self buffs like Self Crit Chance Buff and Sell Movement Speed Buff.

As a result, you can move around very fast, evade enemies and be able to Crit your heals by a lot.

You also have the possibility of using Sleep effects, Poison and damage over time to masses. However, it can be messy in large PvP situations and is not recommended. 

However, you do have Big Passive Ranged and Magic Evasion which will help you alongside Mobility skills to silence enemies. It works really well in small PvP situations, provided you play it smartly and time your escapes.

A downgrade of this build is that it lacks DPS So, you will not be able to deal a lot of damage, even with the Poison effect.

Here is a summary of the Wand and Daggers Healer Build in Throne & Liberty:

• + Great Heals
• + Perfect for Stealth
• + Offers Great Evasion
• ~ Ok Mana Regeneration
• – Bad DPS Damage.

Wand And Bow

Last, but not least, we have the underrated Wand and Bow Healer Build. It is a bit of an unusual build that you will not see used by many players in Throne & Liberty.

First off, it has a lot of potential for cleaning up after crowd control done by your teammates. You can damage staggered or stunned enemies from afar.

Additionally, you get a lot of Self Protection and Endurance buffs. These buffs will help you a lot in the end game because Hit is simpler to increase than Crit at this stage. 

Combine that with the heal overtime and mana regeneration abilities, and this build becomes a solid Tank as well. Don’t sleep on the full cooldown ability either.

Unfortunately, this build does not deal a lot of damage making it unsuitable as a DPS. You do have the Bind ability, which will ensure that one enemy is guaranteed to die with your Party skill.

This build also does not stand up well against focused damage. However, with the anti-stealth skills, you will have a better chance to survive against Dagger enemies sneaking up on you.

Here is a summary of the Wand and Bow Healer Build in Throne & Liberty:

• + Great Tankiness
• + Good Heals and Buffs
• + Can Clean Up After Crowd Control
• + Has Bind and Cooldown Reset
• – Lacks Escape Skills
• – Lacks DPS Damage.

That’s everything you need to know about the Best Healer Builds Guide for Throne & Liberty. We strongly suggest you try one of these builds if you’re looking to start out as a Healer. And so tell us which one catches your eye!

If you’re just starting out, there are quite a few Gear sets you can try in the early stage of the game. Our Best Armor Sets & Weapons in Early Stage Guide can show you which ones you should use!