Templar Healer Build PvE for Elder Scrolls Online

“Reliever”

Wolfhunter DLC, Summerset Chapter

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Changes from the previous version
• Resource Management
• Trials & Dungeons Setup
  • Gear
  • Skills
  • Champion Points
  • Important Info
• Gameplay
• Update Log

Introduction

Welcome to the Magicka Templar Healer Build PvE “Reliever” for Elder Scrolls Online. Make sure to bookmark the link as I will keep updating the build for each new Update of ESO. The Reliever Healer Build is made for PvE Trials & Dungeons. Reliever was created by Vana, a member of Hodor. Make sure to subscribe to her Youtube Channel. She is uploading videos from time to time showing the build in action! Healing is a very difficult job, depending on how organized your group plays. There is no “best” setup for a healer build.

Templar Healers have always been a very popular class setup. Their Class tree specifically made for healing helps with that a lot. Overall they have a very good healing output and on top of that they have a very specific skill called Breath of Life, which is basically a strong burst heal. That heal does not to be targeted, therefore even when your group member stands behind, you can still heal him without know where his exact position is. Extended Ritual allows you to cleanse most of the debuffs and also gives your group members a chance to pick up the Purify synergy, which does the same thing.

• Dungeon & Trial Build
• Insane Healing
• Insane Sustain
• Light Armor
• Group Support

The Video is from the Summerset Chapter, so there might be small changes in this version of the build, remember that.

Changes from the previous version

Reminder: The Build video is from the Summerset Chapter patch. Small changes have been made in the Wolfhunter DLC update, as you can see here in the written guide.

• Updated Champion Points and improved the Passive section.

Resource Management

For Magicka Templars make sure to use Channeled Focus, the skill provides Armor & Spell Resistance and it also gives you extra Magicka Recovery. Now on this build we are using 2x Spellcost reduction Glyphs in combination with Witchmothers Brew Drink to give us enough sustain. Also do not forget to Heavy Attack on your Resto Staff bar, you will get 30% more resources back!

• Channeled Focus
• Magicka Recovery Glyph
• Cost Reduction Glyph
• Heavy Attacks
• Witchmothers Brew Drink

Trials & Dungeons Setup

Gear

In addition to the setups below, here is a list with other very good Healer sets that you can use:

• The Worm's Raiment
• Spell Power Cure
• Healing Mage (Mending)
• Sanctuary
• Kagrenac's Hope
• Gossamer
• Jorvuld’s Guidance

Gear Setup 1

Gear Setup 2 Beginner

Where can I get the gear?

Vestments of Olorime: Cloudrest
Sanctuary: Banished Cells
Nightflame: Elden Hollow 2

Other useful sets:

The Worm's Raiment: Vaults of Madness
Spell Power Cure: White Gold Tower
Healing Mage (Mending): Aetherian Archive
Jorvuld's Guidance: Scalecaller Peak
Kagrenac's Hope: Craftable In the Earth Forge (You must have completed the Fighters Guild quest line to have access to craft this Set. Requires 8 Traits to craft pieces of this Set)
Willpower: Imperial City Vaults, Guildstore
Master's Restoration Staff: Veteran Dragonstar Arena
The Maelstrom's Lightning Staff: Maelstrom Arena
Torug's Pact: Craftable (Requires 3 Traits)
Molag Kena: White Gold Tower

Skills

Remember, Healers often need to change a few skills out during runs, especially in Trials. So this setup is not maced into stone, adjust it to your needs.