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Working together in Where Winds Meets means having a well-balanced team of wanderers with a variety of martial arts to vanquish foes and collect precious materials. Allies will rely on you to keep them alive with healing skills and plenty of cover, but how can you make sure you don’t let them down?
We’ll help you develop the best healer builds for your character, no matter the circumstances. Whether you play solo or live in online mode with thousands of other wanderers, here’s everything you need to know about developing a powerful healer in Where Winds Meet! It takes a bit of practice, but what valuable skill doesn’t?
Best Solo Healer Build In Where Winds Meet
If you primarily play alone in the jianghu, then building a healer that can handle themselves is important. Balance is key here, as you’ll want to focus on using the Panacea Fan to heal yourself while building up a melee weapon for close-up encounters.
While the ideal pairing for the Panacea Fan is the Soulshade Umbrella martial art to maximize healing, you’ll really want to pick up the Nameless Sword martial art instead. This allows you to balance healing and damage, as well as ranged and melee attacks, respectively.
If you’d prefer, you can swap the Nameless Sword for the Thundercry Blade or Stormbreaker Spear to get more range.
Below are the Inner Way skills you’ll want to equip as well to maximize output and healing:
Morale Chant. Stacks of Yi will accumulate while healing and attacking, increasing incoming healing and/or damage output as it stacks for several seconds.
Sword Morph. Unleashes multiple additional sword energy attacks when charged, boosting the sword’s initial damage.
Bitter Seasons. Chance to inflict poison damage when striking an enemy, which also reduces the target’s defense for several seconds.
When it comes to armor, you’ll want to use Hawking and Eaglerise sets to reduce the damage you take as well as increase your damage output. To amplify your healing capabilities, you’ll want gear from the Ivorybloom and Whirlsnow sets for better healing bonuses.
Best Multiplayer Healer Builds In Where Winds Meet
In co-op or online settings, your party members can act as tanks and DPS units while you can shift fully to support skills. For this, you can take the Panacea Fan and the Soulshade Umbrella.
This enables you to operate as a fully-ranged character with not one, but two healing weapons. With both of these martial arts, you’ll gain immense healing capabilities in any scenario, though your skill cooldowns will be quite long in comparison to other builds.
This build works well in solo as well, though it’s not the most efficient in PvE settings.
Below are the Inner Way teachings you’ll want to equip as a fully-fledged healer:
Morale Chant. Stacks of Yi will accumulate while healing and attacking, increasing incoming healing and/or damage output as it stacks for several seconds.
Royal Remedy. The Panacea fan’s water clone’s healing effect is increased by ten percent, and you’ll gain one dewdrop when receiving healing within range.
Restoring Blossom. Stacks of nurturing are acquired through critical healing, increasing the healing received by two percent and stacking up to three times.
Mending Loom. The Soulshade Umbrella’s special skill restores five dewdrops and heals ten percent of your max HP for every 100 dewdrops consumed.
When it comes to selecting gear for this build, you’ll want to equip Eaglerise and Rainwhisper armor and accessories. If you can’t find those, then Ivorybloom and Whirlsnow sets will help increase your healing.
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No matter what build you go with, the Silkbind Deluge path is your best bet. As the only structured healing build, it offers great insights to get you started until you get a feel for the playstyle.
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