Sec proff for ranger ,, skills

Hey i am spell breker

I am new in guildwars nightfall and i dont understand it

I got a ranger and i wane have some info about ma sec proff

Is there any proffecion thads a good combination for ranger , just for alot of damage and good for ma energy ,,

i also need help with skills ,, i still have ma skills of lvl 1 is thad normal ore do i need to buy them ? ...

If there is someone thad wants to help me plz post it here ore whisper me in game name : " Spell Breker "

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What?

i became a monk for my second profession, giving me some healing and smiting prayers, seems to work well. You get some good skills when you become a monk and do the first few small quests too. Have you only got nightfall?

I think Spell has his/her initial skills from the quests from whatever campaign they're in (I'm assuming Prophecies), and wants to know about secondary professions.

First: Get to know your character and what you like to run as a Ranger.
Second: Get a couple of levels under your belt.
Third: Go monk maybe?

i'll help you
i'm belgian too but i can't connect cuz of server maintenance
if i get on i'll whisp you if you're on

Welcome to GW, Spell ^__^

If your starting out I'd say go with Mo, just because its safer and more reliable in PvE.


If your starting out in Prophecies, once you get to Ascalon City, "after the searing"...

Then you will find many people...

To buy skills you must find Sir Betran, he will sell you skills for X amount of gold + a skill point...

But as you buy more skills the price goes up reaching a cap of 1k per skill...


As for a build...

I'm not too sure if you want to Barrage, or something else but hope this helps

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