Who brings the res?

I plan on changing elite to UA for a res

PvE, *EVERY* player and H/H should have a rez. Especially a player on a full H/H team in missions. Can't begin to count how many times it's come down to my Warrior and his Rebirth to stop a wipe in a mission. You're doing something very wrong.

Ok thanks for the feedback
I think I'm going with a prot and a healer.

Heal:
[Word of Healing][Heal Party][Dwayna's Kiss][Sig of Rejuv][Dwayna's Sorrow][Vigorous spirit][Leech sig][Power Drain]
I plan on changing elite to UA for a res and because it just feels too redundant. Also I use Dwayna's sorrow because I always have a MM with me.

Prot:
[Ether Renewal][Aura of Restoration][Aegis][Spirit Bond][Protective Spirit][Shield of Absorption][Shield Guardian][Mend Ailment]
My necro has smite hex, but I was thinking I may need another one. I don't have cure hex yet because I don't have EotN. If I'm not taking both these guys with me, I'll probably take the healer. Should I give him a condition and hex removal when it's only him? Change the ER build to this:
Ether Renewal, Aura of Restoration, Protective Spirit, Spirit Bond, Infuse

These 5 skills should be stapled to your hero's bar for the most part.

For the three remaining skills, it depends on what you need:
- Convert Hexes
- Mend Condition
- Shield of Absorption (I only use this if I'm using any of my melees)
- Aegis
- Shield Guardian and Reversal of Fortune may work okay

In PVE I never bring a rez with the implementation of the rez scrolls. I have maybe 3/4 of my party bring a rez if I go H/H. It also still amazes me when I join a PUG that people don't realize UA is a rez. Always get a kick out of that. Last week I had a pug UA monk that started bitching about how the group was wiped after 4 members died and out of the 3 of us left (besides the UA) none of us had a rez. He went on for a whole minute without any of us having the heart to point it out to him before he remembered it himself.

Change the ER build to this:
Ether Renewal, Aura of Restoration, Protective Spirit, Spirit Bond, Infuse

These 5 skills should be stapled to your hero's bar for the most part.

For the three remaining skills, it depends on what you need:
- Convert Hexes
- Mend Condition
- Shield of Absorption (I only use this if I'm using any of my melees)
- Aegis
- Shield Guardian and Reversal of Fortune may work okay Yeah I noticed that ER builds usually have infuse. Idk why, I would have thought the health loss would be too heavy to make it useful. Is it because of no recharge time and health gain from ER?

Yeah I noticed that ER builds usually have infuse. Idk why, I would have thought the health loss would be too heavy to make it useful. Is it because of no recharge time and health gain from ER? Infuse under ER is a huge heal on the target, and a net gain of health *and energy* on the caster. It works in combat as the best heal and it works out of combat as a fast recharging energy source.

On heroes though it has a pretty significant downside in that they will use it when ER is not up.

Infuse under ER is a huge heal on the target, and a net gain of health *and energy* on the caster. It works in combat as the best heal and it works out of combat as a fast recharging energy source.

On heroes though it has a pretty significant downside in that they will use it when ER is not up. Usually not a problem.

Also, you can just kill everything before ER is down.

Infuse under ER is a huge heal on the target, and a net gain of health *and energy* on the caster. It works in combat as the best heal and it works out of combat as a fast recharging energy source.

On heroes though it has a pretty significant downside in that they will use it when ER is not up. That's a bit inaccurate ... Infuse under ER is a net loss of health on the caster, but not too serious a loss (you certainly don't lose 50% health; much of it is compensated for by the healing from Aura of Resto / ER + Life Attunement). ER Eles can cast Infuse because all their spells heal themselves for big numbers, and that easily wipes out the health sacrifice from the ocassional Infuse.

@topic - you might want to be careful with Res on a healer because they might cast it in combat, leading to more deaths or even a full wipe. Beyond that, anyone who has space can carry a hard res.

That's a bit inaccurate ... Infuse under ER is a net loss of health on the caster, but not too serious a loss (you certainly don't lose 50% health; much of it is compensated for by the healing from Aura of Resto / ER + Life Attunement). ER Eles can cast Infuse because all their spells heal themselves for big numbers, and that easily wipes out the health sacrifice from the ocassional Infuse. It's easy enough to make it a net gain by using enough enchants, blessed instead of survivor insignias, etc....