Guild Wars 2

This trait is a tier 2 trait in the tactic tree and it reduces the CD of shouts by 20%. The problem with this is that if you are running a shout supporty build, then you use the tier 3 trait for healing shouts and the tier 2 slot for the warhorn trait because the warhorn trait easily outclasses Lung Capacity, thus making Lung capacity pretty much useless. Either move it to tier 1 or merge it with another trait. Dare I say merge it with healing shouts? Maybe…

I’ve been messing around with the warhorn trait and it doesn’t seem to be converting conditions into boons unless it is just converting the time left of the conditions onto the boon that it already gives. I thought all conditions each converted into a specific boon type and I’m not seeing anything different.

It also depends. Shield is nice for getting to the back lines to kill the squishy AoE types so one may not use the horn. Faster shouts would be a given.

Then there are those that want faster shouts but don’t invest more points past that point. I don’t see the point to that, I’d rather invest into the rest of the line since if you are taking that line anyway, the rest may as well go along with it. You are giving up DPS somewhere and the extra points to max it out won’t really be missed that much since you are giving up some DPS anyway.

I like having that line for shout healing and boon duration but if I am using a warhorn, I do tend to use that trait. I like my swiftness and don’t want to wait for the cool down. Ain’t got time for that.

I wouldn’t mind seeing the shouts merged. Really isn’t much in that line that is really good though. Empowered is nice enough. Leg specialist was nice before, kind of junk now since it will only hit 1 person every 5 seconds. Shrug it off is a pretty good trait if you got nothing else. Banners if you are running one but I’m not into them that much. They have their place, I just don’t care to run them unless I could attach them to my back. Warhorn is very nice. And then the 2 shout traits. Trait line may need a bit of loving.