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Lilliend: worth investing in it?

valeriob80valeriob80 Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 155 Bounty Hunter
edited November 2013 in General Discussion (PC)
Hi, I'd like to buy one but before I do it I want to be sure she's really better than my cleric companion. I'm not interested in "fashion" at all, so I don't care if she looks better. My question is: does she heals a lot more or survive a lot more than cleric? Why is she so good? Is she the best active companion actually in game? Thanks in advance for the infos :-)
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  • leefordleeford Member, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Hero Users Posts: 157 Bounty Hunter
    edited October 2013
    valeriob80 wrote: »
    Hi, I'd like to buy one but before I do it I want to be sure she's really better than my cleric companion. I'm not interested in "fashion" at all, so I don't care if she looks better. My question is: does she heals a lot more or survive a lot more than cleric? Why is she so good? Is she the best active companion actually in game? Thanks in advance for the infos :-)

    I chose to upgrade my Cleric to purple 300k + 500k + 750k = 1.55 million AD
    I felt that investment was much better than the risk of spending that much AD's worth of zen and not get nothing but a bunch of assets I already have plenty of.
    Worth it? That is subjective. But she never dies now and I solo almost exclusively so she is always out.
  • frishterfrishter Member Posts: 3,522 Arc User
    edited October 2013
    leeford wrote: »
    I chose to upgrade my Cleric to purple 300k + 500k + 750k = 1.55 million AD
    I felt that investment was much better than the risk of spending that much AD's worth of zen and not get nothing but a bunch of assets I already have plenty of.
    Worth it? That is subjective. But she never dies now and I solo almost exclusively so she is always out.

    Or you could buy lillend from the AH for under 1m. How effective she is practically? I have no idea, but I wouldn't consider upgrading a lesser companion myself.
  • sslothzzsslothzz Member Posts: 224 Arc User
    edited October 2013
    I can solo any content designed for soloing without problems and without a healer companion at all. My GF doesn't need that heal since she can heal herself better that anyone. My CW uses regular cheap cleric, but taking stone instead really aint change much.
    As for Lillend - i heard that she dies a lot.
  • thesensaithesensai Member Posts: 637 Arc User
    edited October 2013
    Don't forget about the angel healer that you get at 300+ prayer coins. Not going to care about maxing a healer till I can get that.
  • yuccapalmyuccapalm Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 195 Bounty Hunter
    edited October 2013
    Does anyone know what the new Lillend passive does?
  • mufaasa43mufaasa43 Member Posts: 0 Arc User
    edited November 2013
    I have a GF, and I use the stone for most stuff, but I will say this. When I am pugging a dungeon, and we are wiping, I swap to the lillend, and we usually get through without a problem. I like having the option. Lillend at max level debuffs my targets so the whole grp hits harder, and also heals for about 75% of what our DC heals for throughout the dungeon. If our healer is keeping up with no problem, the stone is great. I do alot of dmg and keep aggro pretty well. If the healer is struggling, lillend helps a ton. Lillend does die here and there on bosses, but usually not for a while if you have some def on her. And when I run over and bring her back to life, she immediately starts hitting me with heals again.

    So I think she is useful for helping a grp.

    If you are a CW or I even thought about having her with my DC as a healing boost...she should die even less.

    I got her for my GWF who is recovery heavy/lifesteal, and holy HAMSTER he is impossible to kill.
    Great Gladiator Escape
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