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This is the place you need to come to, for every information you need to know about "Traits" of the Elementalist in Guild Wars 2. Since this thread as gone bigger than expected, the following list will help you navigate through the fist chapters.
Table of Contents
1. The Fire Magic trait line (List of Traits & assessment of usage)
2. The Water Magic trait line (List of Traits & assessment of usage)
3. The Air Magic trait line (List of Traits & assessment of usage)
4. The Earth Magic trait line (List of Traits & assessment of usage)
5. The Arcane Power trait line (List of Traits & assessment of usage)
6. Pros/Cons of specializing in high Fire Magic
7. Pros/Cons of specializing in high Water Magic
8. Pros/Cons of specializing in high Air Magic
9. Pros/Cons of specializing in high Earth Magic
10. Pros/Cons of specializing in high Arcane Power
11. Examples of specializing on both ends of the spectrum
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The Fire Magic trait line
Passive effects: +10Power, +1
Expertise for each trait point invested in Fire Magic. At 5, 15 and 25 invested trait points, you will unlock the "Minor Adept", "Minor Master" and "Minor Grandmaster" traits. Those are fixed traits in the trait progression. The Major traits can be unlocked and used at 10 (T1 traits), 20 (T2 traits) and 30 points (T3 traits). You can slot in any Major trait, which is known to you within the limits of the tiers (T1 to T3). There are six tier 1 traits (I-VI), four tier 2 traits (VII-X) and two tier 3 traits (XI & XII). No trait can be slotted twice.
Traits marked with this icon () have limited or no benefit under water.
Trait
Line
Type
Icon
Trait name
Description Fire
T1Minor
AdeptFlame Barrier 20% to cause burning when ever a foe attacks you in melee. Only triggers when attuned to fire.
Benefit: Fire MagicFire
T2Minor
MasterSunspot Inflict damage at your location when you attune to fire.
Benefit: Swapping oftenFire
T3Minor
Grand-
masterBurning Rage Deal 5% more damage to burning foes.
Benefit: Fire Magic
Trait
Line
Type
Icon
Trait name
Description
Fire
T1
Major
IIBurning Fire Cleansing Fire, Signet of Fire, and Conjure Flame, and Conjure Fiery Greatsword gain 3s of burning.
Benefit: Fire Magic based Slot SkillsFire
T1Major
VBurning Precision 30% chance to cause burning each time you crit
Benefit: Augments high Air MagicFire
T2
Major
VIIIConjurer Conjured weapons have 10 more charges.
Benefit: Conjured WeaponsFire
T1Major
IIIEmber's Might Gain might for 30 seconds when ever you are set on fire.
Benefit: Arcane Power might increase boon durationFire
T2Major
IXFire's Embrace When you active a signet you gain a fiery aura for 3 seconds.
Benefit: Signet skillsFire
T1Major
VIInternal Fire Deal 10% more damage while attuned to Fire.
Benefit: NOT swapping out of Fire AttunementFire
T1Major
ILava Tomb Create a Lava Font when downed. (can trigger every 30 seconds)
Benefit: Always activeFire
T2Major
XOne with Fire Flame Barrier's chance to Burn foes goes up the longer you are attuned to fire.
Benefit: NOT swapping out of Fire AttunementFire
T3
Major
XIPersisting Flames Fire fields last 30% longer.
Benefit: Fire MagicFire
T2Major
VIIIPyromancer's Alacrity All your fire weapon skills recharge 20% faster.
Benefit: Fire Magic weapon skillsFire
T3Major
XIIPyromancer's Puissance Each fire spell you cast adds might for 10 sec.
Benefit: Arcane Power will increase boon durationFire
T1Major
IVSpell Slinger Cantrips grant you 3 stacks of Might when used.
Benefit: Cantrips
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Water Magic trait line
Passive effects: +10Vitality, +10
Compassion for each trait point invested in Water Magic. At 5, 15 and 25 invested trait points, you will unlock the "Minor Adept", "Minor Master" and "Minor Grandmaster" traits. Those are fixed traits in the trait progression. The Major traits can be unlocked and used at 10 (T1 traits), 20 (T2 traits) and 30 points (T3 traits). You can slot in any Major trait, which is known to you within the limits of the tiers (T1 to T3). There are six tier 1 traits (I-VI), four tier 2 traits (VII-X) and two tier 3 traits (XI & XII). No trait can be slotted twice.
Traits marked with this icon () have limited or no benefit under water.
Trait
Line
Type
Icon
Trait name
Description
Water
T1Minor
AdeptSoothing Mist Regenerate health while attuned to water.
Benefit: Water MagicWater
T2Minor
MasterHealing Ripple Heal nearby allies when attuning to water.
Benefit: Swapping oftenWater
T3Minor
Grand-
masterBountiful Power Deal +2% damage per boon on you.
Benefit: Always active, Arcane Power
Trait
Line
Type
Icon
Trait name
Description
Water
T1Major
IAquamancer's Alacrity All your water weapon skills recharge 20% faster.
Benefit: Water MagicWater
T2Major
IXCantrip Master Cantrips recharge 20% faster.
Benefit: Cantrip Slot skillsWater
T3Major
XICleansing Water Removing a condition when granting Regeneration to yourself or an ally.
Benefit: Always active, Water Magic skillsWater
T1Major
VCleansing Wave (trait) Remove a condition from you and your allies when attuning to water.
Benefit: Swapping oftenWater
T2Major
VIIIArcane Abatement Take 50% less damage from falling. Create a spell when you take falling damage, based on your attunement.
Fire: Ring of Fire
Water: Healing Wave
Air: Static Field
Earth: Earthquake
Benefit: Always activeWater
T1Major
IVPiercing Shards While in water attunement, your spells deal 20% more damage to vulnerable foes. Benefit: Water Magic Water
T3
Major
XIIPowerful Aura Auras apply to nearby allies.
Benefit: Always activeWater
T1Major
IIShard of Ice Arcane and Signet skills cause vulnerability when activated.
Benefit: Some Slot SkillsWater
T1Major
IIISoothing Distruption Cantrips grant you vigor and regeneration. (Duration 6 sec)
Benefit: Slot skills, Arcane Power will increase boon durationWater
T2Major
XSoothing Wave Mist Form and Signet of Water grant +6 seconds of regeneration. Damage and inflict chill and vulnerability to nearby foes while in mist or vapor form.
Benefit: Slot skillsWater
T2Major
VIIStop Drop and Roll Dodge rolling removes the Burning and Chill conditions.
Benefit: Always activeEarth
T1Major
VIVital Striking Deal extra damage when health is above 90%.
Benefit: Always active
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Air Magic trait line
Passive effects: +10Precision, +1
Prowess for each trait point invested in Air Magic. At 5, 15 and 25 invested trait points, you will unlock the "Minor Adept", "Minor Master" and "Minor Grandmaster" traits. Those are fixed traits in the trait progression. The Major traits can be unlocked and used at 10 (T1 traits), 20 (T2 traits) and 30 points (T3 traits). You can slot in any Major trait, which is known to you within the limits of the tiers (T1 to T3). There are six tier 1 traits (I-VI), four tier 2 traits (VII-X) and two tier 3 traits (XI & XII). No trait can be slotted twice.
Traits marked with this icon () have limited or no benefit under water.
Trait
Line
Type
Icon
Trait name
Description
Air
T1Minor
AdeptZephyr's Speed Move 10% faster while attuned to air.
Benefit: Air MagicAir
T2Minor
MasterElectric Discharge Strike your foe with bolt of lightning when attuning to air.
Benefit: Swapping oftenAir
T3Minor
Grand-
masterWeak Spot 60% chance to cause Vulnerability on critical hits
Benefit: Air Magic
Trait
Line
Type
Icon
Trait name
Description
Air
T2Major
IXAeromancer's Alacrity All your air weapon skills recharge 20% faster.
Benefit: Air MagicAir
T2Major
XAir Training Deal +10% damage when attuned to air.
Cross-trait-benefit: Air Magic, NOT swapping outAir
T2
Major
VIIArcane Lightning Gain 3% more critical hit for 10 seconds when using an Arcane skill.
Benefit: Arcane Slot SkillsAir
T1Major
VIBolt to the Heart Deal +20% damage to a foe with less than 33% health.
Benefit: Always activeAir
T3
Major
XIIGrounded +20% damage to stunned or knocked down foes.
Benefit: Air & Earth Magic which can cause the effectAir
T2
Major
VIIIInscription Grant a boon associated with your current attunement when you cast a glyph. Benefit: Glyph Slot Skills, Arcane Power will increase boon duration Air
T1Major
IVOne with Air You move faster the longer you’re in attuned to air.
Benefit: Air Magic, NOT Swapping oftenAir
T1
Major
IIIQuick Glyphs Glyphs recharge 20% faster
Benefit: Glyph Slot SkillsAir
T1Major
VSoothing Winds 5% of your precision is converted to healing.
Benefit: Water Magic skills & high Air Magic trait pointsAir
T3Major
XITempest Defense Surround yourself with a Shocking Aura when disabled (fear, stun, daze, knockback, knockdown, launch, float, sink.) This effect can only trigger once every 90 seconds.
Benefit: Always activeAir
T1
Major
IZephyr's Boon Auras grant swiftness and fury when applied.
Benefit: Always active, Arcane Power will increase boon durationAir
T1
Major
IIZephyr’s Focus Your endurance regenerates 100% faster while channeling skills.
Benefit: Always active
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Earth Magic trait line
Passive effects: +10Toughness, +10
Malice for each trait point invested in Earth Magic. At 5, 15 and 25 invested trait points, you will unlock the "Minor Adept", "Minor Master" and "Minor Grandmaster" traits. Those are fixed traits in the trait progression. The Major traits can be unlocked and used at 10 (T1 traits), 20 (T2 traits) and 30 points (T3 traits). You can slot in any Major trait, which is known to you within the limits of the tiers (T1 to T3). There are six tier 1 traits (I-VI), four tier 2 traits (VII-X) and two tier 3 traits (XI & XII). No trait can be slotted twice.
Traits marked with this icon () have limited or no benefit under water.
Trait
Line
Type
Icon
Trait name
Description
Earth
T1Minor
AdeptStone Flesh Gain 1 Toughness per level when attuned to Earth.
Benefit: Earth MagicEarth
T2Minor
MasterEarthen Blast Damage and cripple nearby foes when attuning to earth.
Benefit: Swapping oftenEarth
T3Minor
Grand-
masterEnduring Damage Deal +10% damage when your endurance is full.
Benefit: Always active
Trait
Line
Type
Icon
Trait name
Description
Earth
T1Major
IIIEarth's Embrace Gain Armor of Earth when health reaches 50% (90sec cool down).
Benefit: Always activeEarth
T2
Major
VIIIElemental Shielding Gain 3 sec of protection when applying an aura to an ally or yourself.
Benefit: Always active, Arcane Power will increase boon durationEarth
T2Major
XGeomancer's Alacrity All your earth weapon skills recharge 20% faster.
Benefit: Earth MagicEarth
T2Major
IXGeomancer's Freedom Reduces the duration on incoming Cripple, Immobilized and Chill by 33%
Benefit: Always activeEarth
T1
Major
IObsidian Focus Gain Toughness while using a channeled skill.
Benefit: Always activeEarth
T3Major
XIRock's Fortitude Grants 2 sec of stability to nearby allies when attuning to earth.
Benefit: Swapping oftenEarth
T1Major
IVSalt Stone Deal +5% more damage to bleeding foes.
Benefit: Earth MagicEarth
T1Major
VSerrated Stones Bleeds you apply last 20% longer.
Benefit: Earth MagicEarth
T1Major
IISignet Mastery Signets recharge 20% faster.
Benefit: Signet Slot skillsEarth
T1Major
VIStone Splinters Deal 5% more damage when within extended melee range of your target. (600 units)
Benefit: Always active, Main Hand Dagger skillsEarth
T2Major
VIIStrength in Stone Deal 10% more damage while attuned to earth.
Benefit: Earth Magic, NOT swapping outEarth
T3Major
XIIWritten in Stone Maintain the passive effects of signets when you activate them.
Benefit: Signet Slot skills
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Trait tier table for all five trait lines
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The Grandmaster of Fire
A grandmaster Elementalists of Fire has put a minimum of 25 trait points (30 to gain the third Major Trait slot) into this trait line. Therefore he has access to all the minor traits: Fiery Aura, Sunspot and Burning Rage. He also has a very high base damage output (even when attuned to other elements), as his ratings inPower have raised the attribute by 250 (300) points. The conditions he is dealing last for a long time, 25% (30%) longer than without a specialization due to the points in
Expertise. From the list of Major Traits, he can select two Tier 2 traits fitting his play style or even one Tier 3 trait. Getting the traits Persisting Flames and Pyromancer's Puissance requires the Elementalist to max out Fire Magic with 30 points.
Why put so many points in Fire Magic?
The benefit to other elemental lines is the raw damage output, which should be utilized by taking and using skills that concentrate on active damage and high availability (low recharge times) for constant damage output and less on skills that offer utility effects or fixed benefits like passive Signets. If you want to use three traits (or a Tier 3 trait) from the Fire Magic trait line for your build, you don't have a choice - you need to invest the maximum number of points here.
The Master of Fire
A master Elementalists of Fire has put a minimum of 15 trait points (20 to gain the second Major Trait slot) into this trait line. Therefore he has access to two the minor traits: Fiery Aura and Sunspot. He still has a fairly high base damage output, as his ratings inPower have raised the attribute by 150 (200) points. The conditions he is dealing last for an increased period of time, 15% (20%) longer than without adding points in
Expertise. Form the list of Major traits, he can select one (two) traits fitting his play style, even one Tier 2 trait, if you invest 20 points.
Why put that amount of points in Fire Magic?
The benefit to other elemental lines is a decent raw damage output, which should be utilized by taking and using skills that concentrate on active damage and high availability. Adding more utility and fixed benefit effect skills does not have such a big impact than being a Grandmaster of Fire. Players choosing this path will very likely swap attunements regularly and should chose their trait(s) to augment their personal play style and skill bar specialities, like conjured weapons.
The Adept of Fire
An adept Elementalists of Fire has put either 5 trait or 10 trait points into this line (10 to gain one Tier 1 Major Trait slot). Therefore he has access to just one minor trait: Fiery Aura.
Why put so few points in Fire Magic?
If you chose to keep your Elementalist on an adept level, you will hardly notice anything special, both from the impact on the attribute and on the trait benefit side. Players allocating points to gain two Grandmaster levels can put points in very few other lines, so they will not exceed the Adept level in those. Specialization comes at a price. A player going the "Arcane Swapper" way, relying heavily on multiple swaps & boons, will stay on an Adept level within most/all his Magic lines.
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The Grandmaster of Air
A grandmaster Elementalists of Air has put a minimum of 25 trait points (30 to gain the third Major Trait slot) into this trait line. Therefore he has access to all the minor traits: Zephyr's Speed, Electric Discharge and Weak Spot. He also has a very high chance to inflict critical hits compared to others, as his ratings inPrecision have raised the attribute by 250 (300) points. The damage modifier for critical hits is also much higher than without a specialization due to the points in
Prowess. From the list of Major Traits, he can select two Tier 2 traits fitting his play style or even one Tier 3 trait. Getting the traits Tempest Defense and Grounded requires the Elementalist to max out Air Magic with 30 points.
Why put so many points in Air Magic?
The benefit to other elemental lines is the increased chance to do critical damage, which should be utilized by taking and using skills that concentrate on critical damage anyway and high availability for repeated chances to score and less on skills that offer utility effects or fixed benefits like passive Signets. Every chance to "spike" a foe should be used. If you want to use three traits (or a Tier 3 trait) from the Air Magic trait line for your build, you don't have a choice - you need to invest the maximum number of points here.
The Master of Air
A master Elementalists of Air has put a minimum of 15 trait points (20 to gain the second Major Trait slot) into this trait line. Therefore he has access to two the minor traits: Zephyr's Speed and Electric Discharge. He still has a fairly high chance to inflict critical damage, as his ratings inPrecision have raised the attribute by 150 (200) points. The damage dealt with critical hits compared to others is still larger than without adding points to
Prowess. Form the list of Major traits, he can select one (two) traits fitting his play style.
Why put that amount of points in Air Magic?
The benefit to other elemental lines is a decent chance to inflict critical damage, which should be utilized by taking and using skills that concentrate on critical damage anyway and high availability for repeated chances to score. Every chance to "spike" a foe should be used. Adding more utility and fixed benefit effect skills does not have such a big impact than being a Master of Air. Players choosing this path will very likely swap attunements regularly and should chose their trait(s) to augment their personal play style and skill bar specialities, like multiple Glyph skills.
The Adept of Air
An adept Elementalists of Air has put either 5 trait or 10 trait points into this line (10 to gain one Tier 1 Major Trait slot). Therefore he has access to just one minor trait: Zephyr's Speed.
Why put so few points in Air Magic?
If you chose to keep your Elementalist on an adept level, you will hardly notice anything special, both from the impact on the attribute and on the trait benefit side. Players allocating points to gain two Grandmaster levels can put points in very few other lines, so they will not exceed the Adept level in those. A player going the "Arcane Swapper" way, relying heavily on multiple swaps & boons, will stay on an Adept level within most/all his Magic lines. As the minor trait offers a speed boost, putting leftover points into Air to become an Adept is great for travelling around in PvE and perhaps on low threat areas in WvW.
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The Grandmaster of Earth
A grandmaster Elementalists of Earth has put a minimum of 25 trait points (30 to gain the third Major Trait slot) into this trait line. Therefore he has access to all the minor traits: Stone Flesh, Earthen Blast and Enduring Damage. He also has a high bonus to his armour rating compared to others (especially other light armour professions), as his ratings inToughness have raised the attribute by 250 (300) points. The damage done by inflicted conditions is also much higher than without a specialization due to the points in
Malice. From the list of Major Traits, he can select two Tier 2 traits fitting his play style or even one Tier 3 trait. Getting the traits Rock's Fortitude and Written in Stone requires the Elementalist to max out Earth Magic with 30 points.
Why put so many points in Earth Magic?
The benefit to other elemental lines is the increased chance to withstand continuous small packages of damage due to the increased rating in armour, which makes the Elementalist very sturdy. This can be amplified even more by taking and using skills that give an armour bonus. The stronger DPS for inflicting conditions will allow a Grandmaster of Earth to keep up pressure on foes that can not remove conditions fast enough, wearing them out over a short period of time. Written in Stone is also a very popular trait, which before it was a Tier 3 trait at BWE2, was picked by many players as their first Major Trait.
The Master of Earth
A master Elementalists of Earth has put a minimum of 15 trait points (20 to gain the Major Trait slot) into this trait line. Therefore he has access to two minor traits: Stone Flesh and Earthen Blast. He still has a decent bonus to his armour rating compared to others (especially other light armour professions), as his ratings inToughness have raised the attribute by 150 (200) points. The damage done by inflicted conditions is also slightly higher than without a specialization due to the points in
Malice. Form the list of Major traits, he can select one (two) trait(s) fitting his play style, even one Tier 2 trait, if you invest 20 points.
Why put that amount of points in Earth Magic?
The benefit to other elemental lines is the increased chance to withstand small packages of damage due to the slightly increased rating in armour, which makes the Elementalist a little less squishy. Survivability can be amplified by taking and using skills that give an armour bonus. The bonus to DPS for inflicting conditions will allow a Master of Earth to keep up pressure on foes that can not remove conditions fast enough, wearing them out if the pressure can be kept up. Players choosing this path will very likely swap attunements regularly and should chose their trait(s) to augment their personal play style and skill bar specialities, like multiple Signets.
The Adept of Earth
An adept Elementalists of Earth has put either 5 trait or 10 trait points into this line (10 to gain one Tier 1 Major Trait slot). Therefore he has access to just one minor trait: Stone Flesh.
Why put so few points in Earth Magic?
If you chose to keep your Elementalist on an adept level, you will hardly notice anything special, both from the impact on the attribute and on the trait benefit side. Players allocating points to gain two Grandmaster levels can put points in very few other lines, so they will not exceed the Adept level in those. As the minor trait offers a small increase in armour, putting leftover points into Earth to become an Adept is small counterweight to the poor base amour class of scholars. A player going the "Arcane Swapper" way, relying heavily on multiple swaps & boons, will stay on an Adept level within most/all his Magic lines.
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The Grandmaster of Arcana
A grandmaster Elementalists of Arcane Power has put a minimum of 25 trait points (30 to gain the Major Trait slot) into this trait line. Therefore he has access to all the minor traits: Lingering Elements, Arcane Fury and Arcane Precision. The boons he is creating last for an increased period of time, 25% (30%) longer than without adding points inConcentration. The reduced recharge timer when swapping attunements is also much better than without a specialization due to the points in
Intelligence. From the list of Major Traits, he can select two Tier 2 traits fitting his play style or even one Tier 3 trait. Getting access to the traits Evasive Arcana and Elemental Surge requires the Elementalist to max out Arcana with 30 points.
The benefit of this trait line is its connection to amplify aspects not covered by an elemental line (e.g. a certain weapon) and its focus on swapping your attunements fast and often. The longer lasting boons will only be of interest to Elementalists that swap a lot, as skills of the profession hardly create any boons on their own.
The Master of Arcana
A master Elementalists of Arcane has put a minimum of 15 trait points (20 to gain the Major Trait slot) into this trait line. Therefore he has access to two minor traits: Lingering Elements and Arcane Fury. The boons he is creating last slightly longer, 15% (20%) than without adding points inConcentration The reduced recharge timer when swapping attunements is also slightly better than without putting points in
Intelligence. Form the list of Major traits, he can select one (two) traits fitting his play style, even one Tier 2 trait, if you invest 20 points.
The benefit of this trait line is its connection to amplify aspects not covered by an elemental line (e.g. a certain weapon) and its focus on swapping your attunements fast and often. The longer lasting boons will only be of interest to Elementalists that swap a lot, as skills of the profession hardly create any boons on their own.
The Adept of Arcana
An adept Elementalists of Water has put either 5 trait or 10 trait points into this line (10 to gain one Tier 1 Major Trait slot). Therefore he has access to just one minor trait: Lingering Elements.
If you chose to keep your Elementalist on an adept level, you will hardly notice anything special, both from the impact on the attribute and on the trait benefit side. With the low number of boons the Elementalist can create, the impact of not putting a lot of points here is lower than alloctating very few points into the elemental lines of Fire, Air, Water & Earth. Players who will create builds that stick to one or two elemental lines will gain no big benefits from fast swapping. This allows them to neglect this trait line, too.
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