Priest levelling build?

[Zaft]

I would purposefully not shield myself against a mob and then pop shield for the next ones with VE up, and it would heal me up to full, so I took advantage of the ability in order to be more mana efficient. I don't think it was waste by any means.

I would never use it in a dungeon together with SWP as it generates a lot of extra threat and it takes up 3 debuff slots, which means you might overwrite one debuff or so.

[Snagprophet]

Thanks for your helps guys.

Also sorry for adding to the build request spam, I think if there was something stickied to each class section, with a title that idiots like I could understand, it would save the spam.

[AgentMulder]

Thanks for your helps guys.

Also sorry for adding to the build request spam, I think if there was something stickied to each class section, with a title that idiots like I could understand, it would save the spam.

You won't find much stickied in the way of "leveling builds" because, if you haven't just realized, there's really not one uber best and only way to do it. Alot of the builds don't really come together until you've reach 60 anyway. And what I mean by that is...it's fun to sit and play with a talent calculator and fancy up how you plan to spend your points while leveling, but you still have to level to be able to spend said point(s).

The absolute most important talents to have, as a new Priest starting your journey, are Spirit Tap and Wand Specialization. Beyond that...just use common sense like not wasting points on threat reduction talents as they do absolutely nothing while you're soloing.

Focus on Spirit and Intellect gear, but don't short yourself on stamina...after all it's a PvP server and the gankers love them some clothies! If you plan to be a tailor...you will be able to craft your own gear that will likely be the best you can get up until around level 30 or so, where I personally found the profession to then kind of trail off while dungeon/quest rewards start to become superior.

[Botmaster5]

where I personally found the profession to then kind of trail off while dungeon/quest rewards start to become superior.

except the part where Truefaith Vestments are BiS

[AgentMulder]

where I personally found the profession to then kind of trail off while dungeon/quest rewards start to become superior.

except the part where Truefaith Vestments are BiS

Well yes of course. Hence why I have the profession...

I was referring the very noticeable lull that starts around level 30 once you start to gear from Scarlet Monastery.