From Guild Wars 2 Wiki. Begin training the thief's specter elite specialization. Reward: Specter's Scepter: 1 Specialization Line Started 5: Available prefixes . Revenants can channel the Mists to invoke the powers of certain legendary figures of the past. Revenants use a resource called energy, which regenerates over time. Activating skills uses energy Bo is a Specialization Collections achievement for the daredevil elite specialization . Collect these 14 items and skins to receive the daredevil 's staff, Bo. Prerequisite: Begin training the thief's daredevil elite specialization. Unlock Daredevil specialization . Sold by Lakor Grizzlemouth in Village of Butcher's Block . Elite specializations are new ways to play your class, they unlock a new weapon, new traits and a new mechanic, that's aprt of the horizontal progression of the game. Instead unlocking more and more levels, lvl 80 is the max always and you only unlock different ways to play, but with ~similar power. Will f2p players be able to use elite specializations when HoT comes out in sPvP, or will it be restricted to only players who have bought the expansion? Players Helping Players. Elite Spec Change? Once you pick your elite specialization at level 80, and after trying it for awhile you don't like the play style, are you stuck with it until completion of that elite spec or can you at least start the other elite and go that route? As an example, I started a Renegade with my Revenant because I 4aOXAFF. I'm not saying an elite spec build is superior in every aspect of the game, but the traitlines themselves ARE better than the core lines. generally better synergies and very strong traits, make them an upgrade for at least some types of content. chronomancer for example is great for shatter builds as well as phantasm builds, the wells are useful in open or instanced pve as well as wvw (not As the poll is confusing as all get out to me, here's my thing.The only thing I want free of the elite specs is the ability to equip the weapons. If I fully complete, as in pump all those hero points into it to completion, I would like to have the ability to equip that weapon and not have to use the elite spec. There are 5 core Specializations, so that's 300 points for all the core specializations.Together, that equals 398.So as you can see, JUST from leveling you have enough Hero points to fully unlock all core Skills and Traits. Once you hit 80 and have unlocked all your core Skills and Specializations, each Elite Specialization costs 250 to fully 3) If a future elite spec has a dual weapon that reuses a past elite spec weapon, it runs the same sort of issue as recycling warrior daggers. 4) they would only ever recycle elite spec weapons if they get to that point… core weapons will never see variations… which heavily restricts options for future elite specs. No elite specs, but we will get a new weapon for each spec and Weaponmaster training, which means you can use every weapon your class has to offer on every spec. Staff Deadeye, Sword Catalyst, Longbow Firebrand, Pistol Scourge So this is actually more ways to play your class than another elite-spec. Edited July 12, 2023 by Antycypator.9874 From Guild Wars 2 Wiki. Begin training the thief's specter elite specialization. Reward: Specter's Scepter: 1 Specialization Line Started 5: Available prefixes .

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