Guild Wars 2

Hello,

my ele just hit 80 and I’m planning to do the regular temple/world boss/living world event farming on her until I get the hang of the lvl80 gameplay and the time comes to see some harder content. My priorities are: mobility >>> support > damage. So I’ve come up with this build:

http://gw2skills.net/editor/?fFUQFAWhUMqc25w6Bf0ADAC5rLTGMwgixDD-TBBXgAAK/C1R0r+zjSQA-e

Still somewhat self-centered but offers a lot of support.

Then here’s the ‘full support’ version:

http://gw2skills.net/editor/?fFUQFAWhUMaZW5w6Bf0ADAG5lwRIJGKAUNOEGA-TBBXgAAK/C1R0r+zjSQA-e

I do realize that 5 points in Arcane Power (Arcane Precision) is quite useless in big fights where bosses are already ‘capped-out’ on conditions. I took that 5th point only for the increased boon duration.

Oh and I dont want to switch up the meta sigils/runes and zerker gear. I’m not into building a support ele for PvE (as all support build for PvE are considered unviable in times of zerker gear superiority). This would just be a temporary practice build while I’m still learning the basic mechanics. For WvW, dungeons, etc. I’ll use different builds ofc.

So are there any major flaws? Such as choosing cantrips and conjured weapons as utilities. Or am I missing trait combos that are a must for a support build? I dont need a super-finetuned build yet, I just want to make sure that I dont start my journey from a wrong basis to becoming a good ele.

ty

You don’t need conjurer with icebow and fiery greatsword generally. They don’t have many skills that need using so you likely won’t ever reach these last 10 charges.

Soothing disruption is a very underwhelming trait to go up to grandmaster in water for. Add 2 to fire and grab persisting flames and suddenly you’re doing very very respectable damage.