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Healing [[Sacred 2:Combat Arts|Combat Arts]] are used to heal the character, usually either a heal over time, or a direct heal, though some specialties exist. | Healing [[Sacred 2:Combat Arts|Combat Arts]] are used to heal the character, usually either a heal over time, or a direct heal, though some specialties exist. | ||
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Revision as of 14:41, 21 March 2012
Healing Combat Arts are used to heal the character, usually either a heal over time, or a direct heal, though some specialties exist.
Healing via Innate Combat Arts
| Dryad
|
High Elf
|
Inquisitor
None |
| Seraphim | Shadow Warrior
None |
Temple Guardian
None |
| Dragon Mage |
Healing via Combat Arts Modifications
| Dryad
|
High Elf
|
Inquisitor
|
| Seraphim
None |
Shadow Warrior
|
Temple Guardian
|
| Dragon Mage
|
Notes
- Temple Guardian's T-Energy Shroud Combat Art may and may not be considered a healing one. It does not increase the character's hitpoint regeneration, but shield point regeneration.
