Any viable team of three players will want to include a Cleric as Dark And Darker Gold it can make such a difference in a PvP fight or against some of the games harder bosses and in team fights. Much like the Wizard, the Cleric relies on the Spell Memory system to cast spells.

Even though the Cleric is viewed mostly as a support class, its also completely viable in solo play because of the Brewmaster drunken Cleric build. This allows you to apply self-buffs with Ale and your various spells, and then equipping a weapon like a Quarterstaff to cleave through multiple enemies.

Here are all the Cleric perks in the game. You can equip four perks at a time with new perk slots opening up at level 0, level 5, level 10, and level 20. Physical attack power up by 5% when attacking with a blunt weapon Your character cannot get drunk, does not have the downsides of alcohol Kindness.

Heal yourself while healing others, you get 15% heal back on your character Reduces all incoming damage types by 3 overall All harmful debuffs and effects duration reduced by -20% Grants 25% health back to allies you revive, you do not need to offer your own health at an Altar of Sacrifice to revive an ally Undead Slaying.

Extra 20% physical damage against Undead monsters The Clerics key perks really focus on healing - perks like Kindness and Advanced Healer are good for a beginner class loadout. Heres a breakdown of cheap Dark And Darker Gold the different Cleric abilities. Much like the Wizard, you will need to include a Spell Memory on your ability bar.