The Seer is one of the hardest classes to master in Mistfall Hunter, but doing so will bring you endless hours of joy as you level up. This class seems highly tailored for Trios mode, where it’s almost essential if we consider the meta. It’s also an affordable choice if you are playing solo.
Mistfall Hunter Seer class overview
The Seer is a Mistfall Hunter support/healing class. Of course, any class can act as a support if you are using a suitable build. The Seer’s kit is tailor-made to help out your allies, making it a must-have class when you are playing in Trios.
Before I deep dive into the build, here’s a quick list of pros and cons of this class. Do keep in mind that the Seer is very difficult to navigate in solos. You can still play with it if you like, but I recommend otherwise.
Pros
- Has plenty of ways to support your team
- Provides heals to team members that scale with attack
- Can operate from range with certain move sets
- Option to go two separate routes (Reverent and Blasphemer)
Cons
- Very limited DPS, so relies on other classes
- Low survivability and struggles if the enemy rushes in
- Relatively long casting times at lower levels
- Requires coordination with allies to have the best impact
With the Seer, your job is simple: stay in the back line, save yourself, and protect your allies.
The build I have recommended in this guide works well in both PvP and PvE. I have focused on the Reverent school because I don’t like Blasphemer. The latter forces you to go with a melee-focused build, which I don’t think works well with the Seer (unless you’re going solo), so Reverent is the way to go. Let’s check out the build.
Best Mistfall Hunter Seer class guide
A fair note of caution: this build is purely focused around Trios. Do not try to use this in Solos. So far, I have not found consistent success with any build using the Seer in Solos mode. If I find a build, however, I will duly add it to this guide for your benefit.
For now, you can use this guide pretty well when you are playing with other players on your team.
Here are the key Rune Pillar skills to use.
- Punishment Rune: Default option that gets the basic job done. You can summon the Punishment Rune to the target location, where it will consistently deal magic damage to the enemy with the lowest health in range. Its durability also increases in the Trios.
- Windwalker Rune: Once you are at level 7, you can unlock this rune. Once you summon the rune, it will increase the dodge distance of all allies and reduce the enemy’s dodge distance. Dodge is one of the most important elements that determines the outcome of a team fight in the current meta. This rune is a must-use if you want to be a perfect team player.
- Binding Rune: You can use this rune to immobilize enemies that are caught in the range. They will be able to jump for a period, and each successful binding will restore psionic energy. This is another rune that tries to obstruct the movement pattern of enemy players.
Here are the key skills to use with Divine Arts.
- Death Ward: not only does this skill auto-target your nearest ally, but it also grants them super armor, which protects them from negative buffs like staggers. You can also prevent their death for a short period of time. This skill is truly OP in my books, especially if you have a Shadowstrix or a Sorcerer in your team.
- Healing Art: Allows you to restore the health of your allies in an emergency.
Here are the main Talents for this build.
- Potent Wounding: Consumes more energy, but the enhanced orb has a higher damage multiplier.
- Enhanced Tracking: Once you fire two enhanced orbs, the next enhanced orb will have increased flight speed and tracking effect.
- Deep Healing: Raises the amount of heal you provide to your allies.
- Rigidity: When your enemies escape the range of a Binding Rune, they will be stunned for a few seconds.
- Retention: Increases the duration of your Death Ward’s Super Armor.
- Leverage: Your allies get enhanced dodge energy recovery when in the range of the Windwalker Rune’s area. This is a great combo since your allies can already dodge better.
If you still want to use this build for solo, you will have to focus a bit more on the Blasphemer side of things. That said, I have yet to test how the build works when you are playing alone. Expect an update over the course of the weekend as I spend more time with the class.
Finally, we come down to the key weapon affixes.
- Valor: Improves the overall potential of this build.
- Tenacious: Improves your health, and after a certain level, it also boosts your healing.
- Ranged: Raises the damage done to enemies at range.
- Eloquence: Increases your chanting speed. After a certain level, your chanting cannot be interrupted by minor impact.
You should ideally look to use purple gear once you have it in your inventory. While those gear items can be expensive, they are required to help this build reach its full potential. That said, you can still do well with this build as long as you are using the combos in their intended fashion.
