E/Mo Smite Help - Guild Wars Forums

RamTheSneak · Sep 26, 2005, 01:05 AM // 01:05

I have been playing Guild Wars for a few weeks now and I have made a lot of different characters. I have an IWAY for HoH, I have a R/Me for 4v4 PvP, I have played Monks, and sometimes test builds and mess around in PvE. I primarily use GW for PvP, but was wondering a few things about the Smite group.

I would like to try playing an E/Mo and need a bit of help getting started. What are the best abilties used for the E/Mo? What makes a good Smite Team? What importance does the E/Mo hold in the Smite Group? Just some basic questions. I really want to have a a couple of characters I can play for every style of playing. I am still having trouble using the Necromancers, but the E/Mo Smiter is of bigger importance to me now. Thank you for your help.

romO · Sep 26, 2005, 01:26 AM // 01:26

well what the emo does in the smite group is basically smites ^^ what that means is that he is the main damage dealer. using holy damage (from balths aura) and fire damage (from zealots fire), he can deal massive damage and the dps with smiting is very high. you generally smite off of a warrior. what this means is that you cast your smiting skills on a warrior. basically here is a simple skill list for a smiter:

ether renewal (elite)
draw conditions
reversal of fortune
balths aura
zealots fire
aura of restoration
judges insight
ressurection signet

what you do is this:
1. cast zealots fire and aura of restoration on yourself.
2. cast judges insight on your warrior (for extra damage)
3. place balths aura on the warrior you are smiting off of.
4. use ether renewal (which will keep your energy up indefinetely)
5. spam (that is, use them repeatedly) reversal of fortune and draw conditions on your warrior
6. repeat this process, and make sure to keep your enchantments (zealots fire, aura of restoration) up at all time, use balths aura as soon as it recharges, and use ether renewal whenever you are going to be spamming RoF and draw conditions (always ^^).

this is a great way to deal damage and a smite build is one of the most effective in tombs and 4v4 for beginners. hope you do well with it! enjoy!

RamTheSneak · Sep 26, 2005, 01:33 AM // 01:33

Thanks. That helped a real lot. It seems like a cool class to try out. I will start up GW now and check it out. Thanks again.

Sep 26, 2005, 01:05 AM // 01:05	#1
RamTheSneak Pre-Searing Cadet Join Date: Sep 2005 Profession: R/Me	E/Mo Smite Help I have been playing Guild Wars for a few weeks now and I have made a lot of different characters. I have an IWAY for HoH, I have a R/Me for 4v4 PvP, I have played Monks, and sometimes test builds and mess around in PvE. I primarily use GW for PvP, but was wondering a few things about the Smite group. I would like to try playing an E/Mo and need a bit of help getting started. What are the best abilties used for the E/Mo? What makes a good Smite Team? What importance does the E/Mo hold in the Smite Group? Just some basic questions. I really want to have a a couple of characters I can play for every style of playing. I am still having trouble using the Necromancers, but the E/Mo Smiter is of bigger importance to me now. Thank you for your help.

Sep 26, 2005, 01:26 AM // 01:26	#2
romO Wilds Pathfinder Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Chicago Guild: Idiot Savants [iQ] Profession: Mo/	well what the emo does in the smite group is basically smites ^^ what that means is that he is the main damage dealer. using holy damage (from balths aura) and fire damage (from zealots fire), he can deal massive damage and the dps with smiting is very high. you generally smite off of a warrior. what this means is that you cast your smiting skills on a warrior. basically here is a simple skill list for a smiter: ether renewal (elite) draw conditions reversal of fortune balths aura zealots fire aura of restoration judges insight ressurection signet what you do is this: 1. cast zealots fire and aura of restoration on yourself. 2. cast judges insight on your warrior (for extra damage) 3. place balths aura on the warrior you are smiting off of. 4. use ether renewal (which will keep your energy up indefinetely) 5. spam (that is, use them repeatedly) reversal of fortune and draw conditions on your warrior 6. repeat this process, and make sure to keep your enchantments (zealots fire, aura of restoration) up at all time, use balths aura as soon as it recharges, and use ether renewal whenever you are going to be spamming RoF and draw conditions (always ^^). this is a great way to deal damage and a smite build is one of the most effective in tombs and 4v4 for beginners. hope you do well with it! enjoy!

Sep 26, 2005, 01:33 AM // 01:33	#3
RamTheSneak Pre-Searing Cadet Join Date: Sep 2005 Profession: R/Me	Thanks. That helped a real lot. It seems like a cool class to try out. I will start up GW now and check it out. Thanks again.