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Supportive/healing mage

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I think it would be nice to have a mage that supports other players, through healing and such. So here's some supportive mage equipment ideas.

Sweet staff-made from nectar, gum nuggets, sprigs, and chocolate chunks. Rather then dealing damage, the sweet staff's projectiles heal allies, it's charged shots creat a area of effect that heals allies over time for awhile. But it uses a lot of stamina, so it must be used sparingly.

Flower petal armor-mage armor made from flower petals, blueberry leather, bee fuzzy, and cactus petals.

Headpiece grants cleansing aura effect, which makes every third hit of a staff's three hit combo grants one stack of cleansing aura, to a maximum of three, the next perfect block you do will consume all cleansing aura stacks and remove some buildup effect from you and all nearby allies, the more stacks consumed, the more buildup effect it will remove.

Chest and leg pieces grant wizard's defense effect, which makes staff attacks make perfect blocking easier for a short time.

Set bonus grants sweet aura effect, which makes cleansing auras that consume all three stacks also increases your and allies healing effectiveness for awhile.

Sleek effect is rejuvenation, which allows you to revive downed players and buggies faster

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