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As someone who never heals as a cleric I loved the intro. Seriously I don't understand why people think that all clerics are healers when as a tempest cleric for example I'm dealing by far the most damage in the group.

My favourite Cleric feat is Observant. Bonus points if you get Perception expertise. See EVERYTHING

Magic Initiate: Druid would be great for a healing cleric. Getting access to good berry is great as a Life Cleric while Shalelely gives you a magical weapon and Druidcraft is just useful.

Ted draws his sword and says "Not that kind of cleric" and I immediately freak out like "Agh! an edged weapon!"... Oh, wait, clerics can do that now... nevermind... But in all seriousness, great info in this video, well done!

I love Feats! I don't know if I'd go so far as saying I have a Feat fetish... but it may be my favorite part of character creation. Feats let me feel like I can really customize and specialize a unique character.

Thumbs up for the feat text cutaways. Great addition to the production.

I love Feats. They are singularly, imo, the best change/improvement in the game over its multiple incarnations. They do exactly what you suggest early on: allow for more proper tailoring of a character's concept as they progress.

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"Not that kind of Cleric." Reminds me of one of our players for our weekly game. We've got a gnome Evoker. He knows nothing but how to HURT things to the point that he's hesitant to copy a spell from a scroll into his spellbook because it doesn't cause damage. I'm not even kidding. Yes his collateral is high, up to and including accidentally setting off an artifact of destruction with a fireball and nuking an entire town as a result. Yes I'm serious. "Hey, do you have a Mending cantrip to fix up your battered robe?" He's not that kind of wizard. "How about Prestidigitation to clean all that literal shit off you after a sewer crawl?" He's not that kind of wizard. "We need to escape and are backed up to a cliff! You got Feather Fall prepared?" He doesn't even have it in the spellbook. "Holy crap monsters!" WAAAABOOOOMMMMMM! 'What monsters?' In other words we have a midget Megumin with a curly mustache who rides an ostrich.

We like the Feats so much that not only do we use them but everyone gets one at first level for free (Humans get 2) makes the game so much more fun

you should do a video like this for every class.

I would say that Ritual Caster makes a great feat for the Healer cleric as well, all for one spell. Find Familiar. You take an owl with the 60' fly speed and fly by attack, and cast your touch based healing spells through them. It gives you much more flexibility when it comes to healing that barbarian that just charged headlong into a 1 v 20 encounter, without having to put your potentially squishy self up there next to them. Heck, FF is one of the major reasons I went pact of the tome instead of pact of the chains for my life cleric/ celestial warlock. Heals at range are tough to beat. Thinking about either heavy armor master or combat caster for this build, since they're more of a controller with a couple heal spells.

Use Magic Initiate (Wizard) to get some extra cantrips and Find Familiar. The fact that you can use Touch range spells through your familiar is really useful when overseeing a fight, and a Cleric or even Druid could use those familiars to exact more healing without necessarily going up to the intended recipient.

Ah. War Clerics and Tempest Clerics. War Clerics multiclassed into a class with extra attack(or Pact of Blade), with Great Weapon Master feat. Potions of Heroism for Bless with no concentration. Everyone knows of Storm Sorcerer Tempest Clerics using lightning spells to control battlefields; Elemental Adept and War Caster make it brutal

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Elf Kensai (lvl5)/War Cleric (lvl4)... Kensai Weapon Longbow, Magic Weapon on the bow... and Sharpshooter... 2 Attacks, and War Cleric feature for another bonus Weapon attack... scary amount of damage

Love this video! Please do Paladin next! Some of the paladin's play so differently that it would be interesting to see what feats will work. Some different builds that come to mind could be Strength Paladin's, Tanks, Dex Paladin's, etc. Thanks for the great video!

Feats can do way cooler stuff than that for a Cleric. Mage Slayer: Because our Gods don't care about your Anti-Magic Field. Martial Adept: the Bard won't look so cool when you knock away his fancy sword. Mounted Combatant: You're a representative of the Gods. Lead your people atop a noble steed! Keen Mind: The Lord told me you didn't pay your tithe three weeks ago. Spell Sniper: Burn heretics in Holy Light from twice as far away! Weapon Master: Weapons are cool, but Protection Fighting Style will make you the ultimate Life Cleric. Observant: You're the only Class (minus edgy Tomelocks) that can learn Guidance. It's a potential +9 to Perception Checks. Delicious, like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.

Just wanted to throw this thought in. Magic iniate or Ritual Caster could work really well for your healing cleric if you pick up Find Familiar. Summon a bird and the healing range of your touch spells is now the flight speed of your familiar.

Awesome vid guys! Currently playing a life cleric at my local adventurers league and trying to decide between Healer or heavy armour master, as I tend to flow between keeping the party standing and getting in the front and protecting the fighters flanks

If you go with the expanded book feats don’t forget the Spelldriver feat from Taldorei

Great video! I'm a healer bot and will consider these feats

This video helped me a lot! Thanks

Your healer feat recommendations is what I use for my ranger/cleric dwarf. I run in use my first couple attacks to deal some extra damage then run away behind the barbarian and heal

Personally I think heavy armour master and shield master work really well for the healing focused cleric too. Since they're going to be pretty close to front lines for those cure wounds most of the time they'll end up getting hit with a stray attack every now and then, so having those can be quite handy. Great video btw

Great video, but I would have loved to hear your feat build for the Cleric of Trickery domain. This domain is handy for multiclass support Cleric / Rogue characters in small parties. I'm thinking Sharpshooter (couple that with sneak attack and watch out!), Observant (finding traps), and then two of Skulker, Linguist or Keen Mind.

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Thanks is vid is really helpful for me.

I think magic initiate (wizard or sorcerer) would be a good option as well for battle clerics. Take booming blade and whatever other cantrip you want. At 8th level, some clerics get a d8 bonus to their melee attacks so add booming blade and if you're a Dwarf with a warhammer that's 3d8 damage with a cantrip and more if they move, coupled with warcaster and they'll take that extra damage when they move. You also get to cast one first level spell which could be defensive options such as shield or absorb elements or you can get find familiar and cast touch spells through it.

I just took magic initiate for my life cleric, giving her find familiar as well as booming blade to improve both healing and melee combat. Now she can cure wounds at range with her owl, and booming blade combines well with divine strike to make melee attacks much more viable - especially if the familiar uses help to give me advantage.

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Word of Radiance and mobile feat look like they would work great together and would be very interesting on a Divine Soul Sorcerer also.

Ritual caster+find familiar=ranged touch healing spells owl has flyby boom they're up with d8 of health instead of a d4 from across the room.

You neglected to mention the Observant feat. It's a feat that lets you get +1 Wisdom (there aren't many of those), which is wonderful if your Wisdom is currently at an odd number. Also, if you went the caster route and put Wisdom as your main stat, and especially if you took the Perception skill (or got it automatically for being an Elf), then getting +5 to passive perception, when you probably already had the highest passive perception in your party is a wonderful boost. My variant human Cleric started off with the Observant Feat and 21 passive perception.

Pick up Find Familiar from Ritual Caster Wizard or Magic Initiate and cast Cure Wounds through your owl familiar.

Resilient (constitution) War caster Spell Sniper (Druid, Cleric) Boom! You have a long range damage dealer

A good feat for any melee combatant with only 1 attacks: magic initiate (wizard) for Green Flame Blade and Booming Blade. Along with divine strike can get you up to a very respectable +5d8 on your one melee attack and extra damage to another target or exerting control on the main target. That's pretty respectable damage in melee for a full caster who isn't a warlock or bladesinger! And you can still use healing word or spiritual weapon along with it. Couple with spirit guardians for extra rub-ins. Respect the melee cleric, they're not to be trifled with. Beats most other dedicated casters in melee except specialized valor bards, bladesingers and bladelocks.

I recommend the getting the right and then the left Feat

Another great vid.

This is just the video I've been wanting lol

Revised war cleric (from d&d beyond) plus sentinel feat plus that spell that gives you AC plus the shield master feat= Tanks/deals damage/heals all at the same time

I went 50/50 combat and healing with my life cleric Nathaniel- he has Resiliant (constitution), War Caster, and Inspiring Leader. He usually gets a jump on healing the party with Inspiring Leader and the Aid spell and then either supports with Beacon of Hope or helps dish out damage with Spirit Guardians.

As an alternative to Mobile for healing clerics I've been considering Magic Initiate so you can pick up Find Familiar from the Wizard list. Your familiar can cast your touch healing spells for you. Seems useful.

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I'm playing a light cleric in one game and he knows 5 languages at this point. I'm looking at grabbing linguist for a few more as well, possibly keen mind at 12th. But with 8th coming up I am looking hard at Observant, being more away of things around me could lead to me spotting something crucial before things start to happen, plus that boost to investigation seems perfect for a scholar type of cleric with a solid intelligence its almost like picking up an extra skill. Im thinking 8th observant, 12th linguist, 16th keen mind. I may not have as many spells but having the ability to understand up to 8 languages and rad peoples lips could be interesting and beneficial. Plus it plays up into being observant and having a strong sense of direction I will know exactly where I am.

Resilient (Constitution) is nice because it will do more than just boost your Concentration; Constitution Save Proficiency in just nice in general, my Paladin has it, her parents and grandparents have that feat as well (except the Grandfather; he started off as a Fighter, he has Resilient-Intelligence because Eldritch Knight is essentially a Fighter-Wizard gish). Only Monks make it redundant once they hit 14th level (although I do find it weird they have to wait that long for a feature they essentially had from the start in 3e and Pathfinder)

I would say another for the medic/healer would be magic initiate druid. Grab goodberry as your once a day. That ten garenteed healing (40 if you a life domain)

A think a good option for the battle cleric is being away with a cleric of tempest or light and having elemental adept

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What would your thoughts be about grave domain clerics, as a feat's only build? Class would be Human Variant, or Hill Dwarf. Thanks for your help.

healer just doubles up on what life clerics already do. a wisdom bonus provides boost to all spells inc healing

>life cleric >magic initiate druid 4 or 5 hp goodberries at lvl 4 (or 1 if variant human)

[My Opinion] Racial Feats that would be Ideal: Flames of Phlegethos - Tiefling; Now while Tiefling's are Charisma Based while Clerics are Wisdom based, with FoP, when you roll fire damage for a spell you cast, you can reroll any roll of 1 on the fire damage dice. Also, whenever you cast a spell that deals Fire Damage, you can wreathe yourself in flames until the end of your next turn. The flames don't harm you or your possessions. The flames shed Bright Light 30' & Dim Light 30' beyond that. More over, while you are "Flame On", any creature within 5' of you that hits you with a melee attack takes 1d4 damage. Fire Spells also extend out to the Tiefling (Standard, Mephistopheles, Zariel, Hellfire Variant) spells that deal fire [which some do], but also the Cleric Spells that deal Fire Damage are: (Flame Strike, Fire Storm). Not to mention, the Domains that give out Fire Damage Spells are Light Domain, Forge Domain, City Domain [UA, though only Heat Metal], Zeal Domain, & Arcana Domain [Arcana Domain is tied to the Wizard's Spell List, so you're able to pick up some Fire Damaging Spells that way]. - Durable: When you roll a Hit Die to regain HP, the minimum number of Hit Points you can regain from the roll equals x2 your Con Mod (min 2). So, since Cleric's HD is 1d8, the minimum you can regain from the roll would be twice your Con Mod, which if you're fortunate to have at a +4 Con Mod, the minimum you would heal from the HD (before adding your Con Mod) would be 8. Even if you don't have a +4 Con Mod, but a +3, the minimum you can (essentially) roll on the d8 is a 6 + Con Mod. So whenever you roll HD to regain HP you're looking at regaining 9+ HP per HD (+3 Con Mod) or 12 HP (+4 Con Mod). - Magic Initiate: You gain 2 additional Cantrip's & 1 1st-level Spell that doesn't count against your Cantrip's known or the number of Spells you can have prepared. - War Caster: You gain Adv on Con ST to maintain Concentration; You can perform Somatic Components of Spells even when you have weapons or a shield in one or both of your hands; Able to cast a 1 Action Spell as a Reaction to getting an opportunity attack against an Opponent instead of hitting with a Melee Attack. - Crossbow Expert [Suggested if you plan on taking War Caster]: Even if you don't choose to continue to your a Light Crossbow [Simple (Ranged) Weapon] I would still suggest picking this if you pick up War Caster because Being within 5' of a hostile creature doesn't impose disadvantage on your Ranged Attack Rolls. So, getting an Opportunity Attack & choosing to cast a Spell instead of attacking with a Melee Attack, you won't have to roll with disadvantage on the Attack Rolls [if the spell is a Ranged Spell Attack]. - Tough: Who wouldn't like getting additional HP when you level up. Plus stacks with Races that gain additional HP per Level Up.

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I guess you guys didn't include it because it's a ua but if your dm let's you use unearthed arcana feat then the medic feat is well worth picking up. Also gives a non-healing focused character that journeyman doctor sort of feel.

I am currently playing a leonin cleric with life domain and leonin already have a profencicy in heavy armor and shields so not only at level 1 ac of 17 with my shield but i have the the highest hp in the party and do damage due to the campaign area we are in (Curse of Straud), so the feats im looking at are a bit different. I feel like going with feats such as lucky, or shadow touched/fey touched to gain two free spells.

I'm a touch curious. If you've mentioned it before I apologize, but what are your thoughts on Racial Feats like Elven accuracy, or even Infernal Constitution?

Woah this came out today

I motherfuckin' live Ted. So much so that I skipped the intro then went back to see him tell me to attune to that notification bell.

16 dex required. Polearm master, medium armor master, war caster. Use a glaive. Bam! The cleric that holds its own in combat, can sneak, good armor class and constration for spells and such. Yay praise the God's and Goddesses of war and death!

My character is an Aasimar Divine Hexblade with Pact of the Chain. I'm getting actor as I really wanted to have fun with MoMF and I was just curious what kind of feats you guys would recommended? She will have 20 ch (once I get the actor feat), 15 con, 14 wis, 14 dex, 12 int and 11 strength. Feats I'm thinking of are; Gourmond (for er flavour), Polearm Master (she weilds a quarterstaff), Warcaster, Magic Initiate, tough or possibly an invocation as my DM has said I could get invocations as feats when appropriate. I will have Subtle and Twin metas, then I'll be going into Quicken with Voice of the Chainmaster and Mask of Many Faces.

I just saw that, on the display thing on the table, the goblin is about to step on the d4 Don't do it Gobbly!

Dude. Battlecleric with Tempest domain totally benefits from Magic Initiate to grab Booming Blade

Trying a battle cleric/wizard. War caster is a most and toughness helps. Also combo spell spiritual guardian with spiritual weapon

Would you need HAM for the war domain since you basically get the same thing at lvl 17?

In current 5E rules the only thing you really need is Healing Word, as many as you can get, as you really only need to keep someone above 0 life and healing someone that just dropped will do that just fine and quickly (which is especially good if these people have high AC and can avoid dropping instantly again, but even then they can just run away with their low life if you cant survive the onslaught). Combo with Healing Spirit and its just OP (as every person can move in and out of it every turn and snack the healing, its just way too powerful). Against super late game enemies with insane amount of attacks per turn, not getting hit at all is of course the better solution.

What do you guys think about Light domain with heavy Armour Feat?

Forge and Light clerics are almost unstopable with Elemental Adept (fire), add War Caster and you've just made a nightmare for your DM.

Anyone have good suggestions for a Tempest cleric? All anyone ever talks about is War, Life, and Light.

My dwarf-raised goblinoid Dint has her own idea of how a cleric does healing: Stop filling yourself up with spells, you'll spoil your appetite. Empty calories is spells. I'll cook you up some lovely food and a proper nutritious suit of armor as well as some weapons for afters. Make you a nice packed lunch. Now, I'm gonna need some ingredients. Oh look, ingredients are threatening us! Come on sprogs, help auntie Oven Hands dice the meat.

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Off topic in regards to clerics, but I'm about to pick my 8th level rogue feat or ASI and I can't quite decide. I would appreciate some feedback from people to consider. Keep in mind that UA is allowed. I'm gonna describe my build so far and also provide some thoughts about the feats I'm considering. Things are about to get lengthy, but you can likely just skip most of the notes I make about the feats I'm considering and just jump straight to the one you would recommend me: *The Build:* 8th level swashbuckler "surface" drow (don't worry about sunlight sensitivity) with 2 levels in Hexblade. Primary combat style revolves surrounding himself darkness and hitting people with +3 cursed flame-tongue weapon further empowered by booming blade or green-flame blade. If darkness/devil's sight can't be relied on for advantage, he instead uses fairy fire (14 charisma due to bad rolls so my spell DC isn't too great) or pairs hex with a dex based barbarian shield master who likes to shove people prone. = Options = (these are more or less written in order of how much I consider picking them or by how well they tie in to speaking about the next entry on the list) *ASI:* With this I can finally max out my Dex from 18 to 20. Main reason why I wouldn't do that is because I'm eyeing both the quick fingered feat and the elven accuracy feat. I could have both these feats AND 20 dexterity by my 12th level in rogue. Getting to 20 dex now basically means forfeiting any feat that would give me a +1 to my Dex such as quick fingered. *Elven Accuracy:* With so many ways for me to gain advantage, it seems af if I could benefit a lot more from that extra d20 to assure a hit rather than a mere +1 to my attack/damage roll. The DM also has table he runs on whenever anyone rolls a 20 (or a 1) As mentioned above, I can pair Elven Accuracy with another feat like Quick Fingered to get 20 Dexterity pretty soon anyway. *Quick Fingered (UA):* It's a small thing I find appealing about this feat. I want to cast darkness on a needle and then hide that needle on a person as a bonus action. I dunno, it just seems like fun. The fact that it can be paired with Elven Acuracy to get me 20 dexterity is a significant plus. The other feats (UA included) that grant a +1 to Dex don't really seem worthwhile. I already have expertise in stealth. Acrobatics is a good skill but the bonus benefit of ignoring difficult terrain as a bonus action (IF I beat a DC) is something I can acheive anyway with cunning action dash. Last alternative is the thief's tools feat, but the entire party is already proficient in that and the campaign doesn't involve a lot of lock or traps. *Actor:* Elven Accuracy can also be paired with Actor to get my charisma from 14 to 16. Additionally, it pairs very well with my Mask of Many Faces invocation. Only downside is that I'm unsure how many opportunities I'll have for infiltration at this level. His backstory does nonetheless point towards a bit of GoT intrigue in the underdark where it might come in handy. I already have expertise in all social skills with the exception of intimidation, but including insight. *Skulker:* While my DM doesn't care about dim light posing disadvantage on perception checks, he has started making note of when an area is dimly lit much to the happiness of our shadow monk. Being able to hide without cover as bonus is awfully appealing. As mentioned earlier, rolling a 20 or a 1 on an attack roll is high risk/high reward in this campaign so reliable access to advantage, especially as a rogue, is a priority. Sadly, my cursed flame-tongue weapon compels me to use only it or suffer disadvantage (AKA often no sneak attack), so I rarely use ranged weapons which is otherwise a great combo with the Skulker feat. *Martial Adept:* This is something I've considered in order to do sneak attack damage outside my turn. If get riposte, I can do exactly that. Granted, I have both the tools and the incentive to not suffer any attacks against me at all and when it happens, I also have options for my reaction such as Uncanny Dodge or, when I'm about to face multiple attack in the same round, the Shield spell. Still, there are also options like Feinting attack that at least once per rest grants me advantage on a an attack roll as a bonus action. *Drow High Magic:* Even if we have a few people who can cast Detect Magic already, being able to do it at will as an action instead of a 10 minute ritual seems awfully appealing. Levitate also seems like it can be used in many creative ways both to disable melee foes and enable vertical exploration. Downside for the former is that my spell DC isn't too great. This also applies to why I won't benefit much from dispel magic either. *War Caster/Resilient:* Even though I'm a Gish build and tend to lose concentration on spells like fairy fire and hex a lot, I usually prefer Resilient especially given I already have a Ruby of the War Mage to help me out with spell components. Resilient would also grant extra protection against more AoE spells which is good considering AoE spells are one of the few things that can likely affect me when I'm hiding in my darkness spell. What speaks against Resilient is the fact that it wouldn't improve my Con modifier. What speaks for War Caster is occasionally being able to cast booming blame on my opportunity attacks. I like to get up in the face of enemy spell casters blocking their line of sight with my Darkness spell. If I can punish them for moving with DOUBLE booming blade that seems awfully appealing. *Mage Slayer:* Again, I like to get up in the faces of enemy spellcasters assuming I can keep up my Darkness spell. We recently finished an arc where the prime enemy was a full party of different spellcasters so it possible we'll be facing fewer of those now, but that's meta speculation. Once again, the chance to do sneak attack damage with my reaction seems awfully appealing. *Magic Initiate:* I cannot stress this enough. Reliable access to advantage is muy importante. As such, going wizard initiate just to gain Find Familiar is something I consider. I'm just unlikely to have a good story reason for why I would be dabbling specifically wizard magic. Going more Warlock initiate would mean losing out on find familiar, but possibly getting an extra "spell slot" to cast Hex and, more importantly, grant me access to Eldritch Blast and enabling me at least some decent damage output against flying enemies without needing to make a weapon attack and thus not conflicting with my cursed flame-tongue weapon.

What fests do you thing is good for a light cleric?

The 3 spellcaster classes everyone never talk about: Warlocks, Chaotic Neutral Clerics, Druids

What about magic initiate for find familiar so your healer can heal via flying snake?

Hey nerdarchy, i have a question. I am currently playing a Kalashtar devine soul sorcerer in my group, trying to be the healer. My constitution is 17 so i wanted a feat that bumps that up to an 18. All other skills have multiple feats that give a plus 1. constitution only has durable, but i don't think that is a realy good feat. Would you mind looking into some homebrew feats that are good but not op?

*I seem not to be able to find a video for best feats for Monks in D&D 5e .*

My no magic "cleric", a Fighter, took Alert because bodyguard. Thinking about building Liam Neeson from here.

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What do you think for a Flying Light Cleric? (Oddly specific, I know)

Fighter Heavy crossbow Hella bolts 20 in dex Crossbow expert Sharpshooter You are now the ultimate sniper

Where would you put the Twilight domain cleric

I don't Cure Wounds I Inflict them!

So we have the blocker, the researchers or politician, and the healslu

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Would I have to ask my DM or would I be able to make a White Dragonborn sorcerer whit Green Dragon ancestry?

Life cleric rogue/monk medic rush?

I've always been confused as to why the healer's kit only brings someone back with 1 hp. Shouldn't we just use it to heal the 1d6+4+HD? Also, I've been thinking about doing a forge cleric and was looking at my feat plan and it has most of your suggested feats in it. Great ideas!

10:30 unless you play a monk barbarian cleric.

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Would have liked some ideas of feats for Trickery here rather than saying to just go to the Rogue video. Trickery Cleric is still a spell caster, and I don't think the rogue video will think about balancing the trickery aspect with spell casting.

wizard or fighter next ?¿?¿?

How about feats/spells guide for a chainlock. Chainlocks never get any love. 🙁

Not a fan of "Heavy Armor Master" feat because, only 3 points of damage reduction losses its luster when you hit higher levels of 5 and more I'd prefer the "Tough" feat for it actually does alot better when you get and moving forward than "Heavy Armor Master". What would of made "Heavy Armor Master" good would be if the damage reduction scaled to your strength + Proficiency = damage reduction. Tell me what you think? I'd like to hear your thoughts on it.

@ 8:16 Keen Mind is one of the five weakest feats in D&D. DawnforgedCast explains: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bNuqlb2cma7LiJ8.html

What if my cleric's Patron Deity requires ritual killings of my foes?

My Trickery cleric NEVER takes healing or buff spells, That is what potions and bards are for [[ I specialize in every field ]] (( except healing and buffing ))