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The Guardian is perhaps as close to a support Profession as you can comfortably develop Guild Wars 2. They're capable of laying Symbols on the surface to influence the spot close by with the use of a specific effect in addition to summoning Spirit Weapons of fighting for the company. Guardians might also control the movement of enemies by creating areas called Wards that are impassible to foes. Guardians can make use of powerful buffs on themselves called Virtues or sacrifice their current Virtue to join together the buff to nearby allies for a minimal time.
The Guardian can wield a Mace Sword or Scepter in their main hand while a Shield Torch or Focus inside their offhand. They often use Greatswords Hammers and Staffs as two-handed weapons.
Playing the Guardian
You might think playing a supporting role in an MMO sounds boring. Maybe you'll activate one or two group buffs to increase your friends' critical chance or armor rating after which generally keep your distance to refrain from capturing a response of this very enemy and interesting. Guild Wars 2's Guardian profession has several skills that benefit a group but the way they're designed means the play style is far from boring.
Much like the remainder of Guild Wars 2's professions your active weapon determines your available skills. Utilizing a one-handed sword the Guardian can teleport to the target to deal damage and blindness in addition to block projectiles. With a Mace in hand the Guardian can slam an enchanting symbol directly into ground under his feet which deals damage to surrounding enemies and heals allies as well as trigger a counter-attack move that temporarily reduces the harm taken by allies. The Greatsword a two-handed weapon with five associated skills can certainly be tossed at enemies and opens the power to jump attack. It also allows the [http://disability.stanford.edu/wiki/index.php?title=User:guild-wars_2_guardian-guide Guild Wars 2 Guardian Guide] to spin around in a whirlwind and fire magical bolts for all directions along with inscribe an emblem straight into the ground that damages enemies and coats allies in damage reflection.

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