As promised last time around, this week I am swearing off any and all Warrior builds¡­for at least one week about Guild Wars Gold. This week, instead, we will turn to my other love, the Monk. When I say Monk I am not talking about those weird Smiting builds where the hunted becomes the hunter. No, you want something bizarre like that you will need to look back at my Illusionary Weaponry review about Guild Wars Gold. No, I, of course, mean a healer ¨C a character devoted to protecting, defending, and otherwise keeping their teammates alive so they can merrily go about their business about Guild Wars Gold. 

Long realized as one of the most important and powerful characters on any battlefield, a properly made Monk is an asset to any team. However, the design for Monks has often been neglected and stagnant. Monk players are, of course, defensively minded and perhaps it is their conservative tendencies that lead them to settle on what works and stick with it. Other professions tend to be much more flexible, much more innovative, in their stratagems about Guild Wars Gold.

And I will be the first to admit that I, as a long standing user of Monks in all their various guises, was much more concerned with keeping my healer up-to-date - to incorporate the latest changes into my build rather than to step back and see if the larger picture changing had not opened up some new opportunities ¨C but, then, I have never been much of an innovator. My builds are boring, proven, tested, and honed to a knife is edge, never flashy. Because borings what wins games about Guild Wars Gold. Still, someone has to be pushing the boundaries of what a strategy and a profession can do.  It is risky because you will often fall on your face but it is also rewarding because sometimes you will manage to get well out ahead of the pack and reap a substantial advantage before everyone else catches up.