Spiritmaster Grouping Guide 1

We bring more than just a pretty face and drop rate buff.Grouping is an interesting endeavor in Aion. In many games grouping is essential for end game progression, but with Aion’s PvP focus the grouping for PvE seems to be secondary. Speaking of second class systems, Spiritmasters are the lowest percentage played class in the game. Some of this may be due to the perception of Spiritmasters in groups, not all mind you, but some. Of course most people enjoy bringing along a Spiritmaster for the Spirit Erosion skill that increases the drop rate of loot off mobs by 20%. This is of course significant and should mean that every group would have a designated Spiritmaster spot. Like the late Billy Mays said though, “That’s not all you get!”Is it my deodorant?First let’s start off with the weaknesses of bringing a Spiritmaster to a group. The Spiritmaster is a “tweener” damage class that does not provide the best damage output, or offer better crowd control or buffs than other classes. Gladiators and Assassins will dole out more damage and the other classes bring similar and in some cases better function than our Spiritmaster. This being said, a well played Spiritmaster will be welcome in most groups due to the support offerings and with our pets we can produce respectable damage.