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Buffing and breaking make DPS easier. If your DPS units are taking less damage, that means fewer turns are needed for healing, so your healer can do some other buffing, or even some damage. Heck, at least in the early game, you could run a bard as your healer and support, who on off-turns could also deal damage, then use three dedicated DPS units. That’ll help you out with your desire to see big bonks.

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Keeping in mind that Shadowheart is basically a DPS character if you cast Spirit Guardians and…

Nope, that’s it. Very balanced spell.

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Bard level 6. More proof that bards are superior! lol

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Spirit Guardians: For when you want to trivialize the shadowlands.

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Spirit guard trivializes any difficult encounter that isn’t a boss fight really. Specially when weak enemies run right into it.

I do play on medium difficulty so maybe I should just raise the difficulty but I’m not that interested in a challenge really. I’m already challenged enough as it is

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I do, I do want to trivialize the Shadow Lands!

Fuck you, scary ghosts, my ancestors or whatever got my back 😤

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