Guide to Elite Specializations in Guild Wars 2: Heart of Thorns edition

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The upcoming End of Dragons expansion for Guild Wars 2 is going to bring with it the newest set of Elite Specializations for the game. It’s hard to say before launch how much they’ll be used, but one thing is for sure, the older Specializations are certainly in the Meta of the game right now. These are all the ones that were introduced in the Heart of Thorns expansion.

The Berserker class happens when the Warrior gains access to flames and a lousy attitude. Able to enter into a berserk mode that replaced their usual burst skills, they gain the ability to escape stuns, throw rocks, throw people and devastate the battlefield. Like any other class, the Berserker class can be played in any way, shape, or form, but it remains one of the top classes to use in Raids.

Mesmers were always annoyingly versatile classes, with their clones and teleports and general confusion, but the addition of the Chronomancer Elite Specialization has taken it to a different level. Now able to boost quickness and alacrity, meaning skills are on a much quicker cooldown, Mesmers are doubly as annoying as before. With access to a shield, they can now use the Continuum Split shatter skill in battle as well. Their main power comes from wells with various effects, making them outstanding buffers and supports in Strikes and Raids.

Embrace your staff whirling, kung-fu fighting, infinite dodge dreams with the Daredevil. Taking the quick-footed Thief and granting them a load more dodges and the ability to backflip through danger, the Daredevil is a deadly force. With more physical skills and the ability to single-handedly extend a fight’s duration by double, the Daredevil and its staff are never difficult to find in PvP or Wv