Guild Wars 2

Quick question:

Does Wells scale with something else then level?

Dibrom is referring to the fact that some of the Wells deal damage.
Damage scales with Power, be it from an Axe, a Fireball or a Well.

Mammoth is right as well.
Healing skills scale up with Healing, all Conditions last longer with Condition Duration (except maybe Fear?) and Bleeding, Burning, Confusion and Poison deal damage based on Condition Damage instead of Power.

In general the skill type doesn’t matter.
Does it say “Damage”? Then it’s Power, and has a chance to get Critical Hits.

Does it say “Inflicts bleeding?”
Then that Bleeding is gonna deal Condition Damage.

Does it have both? (Like Necro’s Scepter skills 1 and 2 for example)
Then the raw damage is based of Power and Crits, while the Condition it inflicts is based on the Condition related stats.

Power

(This answers his questions MODs)

Well of blood – healing power
Well of darkness – condition duration
Well of corruption – condition duration, condition damage, power, crit, crit damage
Well of suffering – condition duration, power, crit, crit damage
Well of power – boon duration, healing power

so what is it? Is Mammoth right or Dibrom?

Thanks for the answer LastDay.

Another question realy quick. Does well’s scales well?

Well of blood scales so well I can’t help wondering if it’s bugged. As for the others, not really. The damage on well of suffering might.

The other aren’t intended to be used for damage anyway.

True. I use well mostly for another aoe and combo field.

If well of blood scale so good, then the Blood magic 4 trait should be realy good. Creat a well of blood when you revive someone.

Combined with Death Magic trait 4, 3s of protection whenever a well is dropped.

Do it proc when:

• you start revive
• you finish the revive?

And do this work on downed players or only dead players?

It procs when you finish the revive. I’ve used it and it works on downed players, I don’t know if it works on dead players.

does it proc when signet of undeath is used? cuz three wells of blood on top of each other might me nice.

It’s probably good for reviving guards. You need enough defense/control to be able to afford to stay in the radius while you’re both probably fairly low health and obviously targeted. Mark of evasion is really strong though, so I’d have to be going quite a few points into blood before I considered it, since it’s also competing with ritual mastery.