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Hello boys and girls 

I've just bought the game and after reading and researching about the different classes. I am between these two: Druid (Lifegiver) or Paladin (Kind Wayfarers) 

I would like to play with my main character as a main healer/support because it is my favorite role. I've read it is possible to mix classes but for my first run (in the hardest difficulty and turn base) I would like to play it with a single class to explore and understand the classes better.

I was searching on youtube some high-end videos with these two classes but I think this game is not very popular on Youtube... so I couldn't see any gameplay using these two classes (spec)... so  I am here to ask you.. which spec (Life giver or wayfarers) do you think is the most useful and fun to play? why?

Btw I am thinking to go with the standard team set up: 1 tank, 2 DPS, 1 Healer/support, 1 CC/Dbuff/utility (chanter or Cipher to give a class resources back)

Why not Livegiver/Wayfarer Multiclass ?

And 2 part time healer are better than 1 I would say, so you can also use both. Wayfarer is nice as part of a tank build (preferably Multiclass) and single class druids are very good DPS, even Lifegivers.

Not sure of what you consider a standard team. A single character can fulfill multiple purposes. Cipher is the only class that can truly gives ressources back to other in a satisfying way.

Yes, particularly if you picked the cat form. You could shift, proc cat flurry, cast the moon's light or moonwell, and then proc white flames for some really fast healing.

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