Ranking of Throne And Liberty's Best Guardians in PvE

Key Takeaways

• Guardians of the Throne and Liberty enhance their versatility through shape-shifting.
• The most effective guardian is Green Ranger Elowen. OP with consistent bindings.
• Shade Revenant Stheno is great against groups of enemies, heavy DPS, and projectile spam.

Few MMOs are as accessible and deep when it comes to building customizability. NCSoft's modern fantasy MMO, throne and freedom. As a wise old wizard, you can cast Chain Lightning with your staff and then quickly switch to the Greatsword of Deathblow, or aragon– Nothing is really off the table, like a rogue archer who prefers a more grounded approach. When you complete Chapter 5 mission “Holy Blood Pact – Pledge Loop,” the player unlocks the ability to wield tutelar.

Guardians add another layer to class diversity, serving as a reward for exploratory quests and, when equipped, allowing players to assume the appearance of a defeated enemy for 30 seconds. Each Guardian has their own buffs and passives when used, making them a valuable asset. Quest for Khazar. Their abilities can quickly change the tide of battle, such as draining enemy health or firing projectiles at random. This acts as the player's ultimate and has a fairly long 10 minute cooldown afterwards, so choosing the right one is essential.

7 Masked Warlock Dantalux

Looks good but that's all

While it's clearly intended for a magic-based skillset, it's hard to find situations where Dantalux actually excels. For a Guardian that can only be used every 10 minutes, there really isn't much point in dedicating a Guardian slot solely to mana regeneration.

As a resource, mana doesn't seem to be enough to use this Guardian on a regular basis except under very special circumstances. he seems very It's cool, but for PvE and solo players there's no reason to use it. Dantalux As a Guardian – especially when compared to the versatility and usefulness of the rest of the roster.

6 Brutal Warrior Valkarg

Best for one-on-one conversations

Ideal for tanks, but usually only effective against one enemy at a time. 30 seconds is not enough time to sustain and damage multiple enemies. Killing one enemy is great, but there are often more than one enemy to manage.

Valkag, the Brutal Warrior, is generally best suited to tanks taking on dungeon bosses, especially when maintaining the right amount of aggro to charge up his massive windup attack. Sword and shield are the best weapons to use with this guardian. That's because players who aren't focused on keeping their health at peak levels can quickly find themselves in combat before they can really benefit from this guardian. Unfortunately, it lacks damage output and there are plenty of more reliable options.

5 Hartak the Pale Enemy

Turns invisible every time you kill

In the right circumstances, this Guardian can be persuasive. For a talented dagger wielder who focuses on powerful crits, Pale Nemesis Hartach can pave the way for some pretty impressive play if the stars align.

Guaranteed critical hits and being able to enter and exit invisibility are excellent against groups of weaker enemies, but less ideal against bosses. This is a very situational Guardian, considering it has no passive effects that deal direct damage to enemies or improve defense.

4 Ezekiel the Vampire Slayer

Everything around Solid Guardian

Unlocked by the first Guardian player, Ezekiel is incredibly versatile and consistently dependable regardless of the situation. The armor boost is effective for tank builds, and the life drain effect applied to nearby enemies is still advantageous, although it doesn't do significant damage.

The only downside comes from the low damage of its AoE attacks, and as great as the defense buff is, there are other Guardians that are much better for those looking to deal a lot of damage.

3 Lady Knight Kamashea

A priceless lifesaver

By far the most reliable defensive guardian, Eternal Noble Lady Kamashea's Shield is ridiculously powerful and important for slightly squishier ranged classes. Cooldown bonuses can sometimes be very useful.

Although it has no direct damaging abilities, it's hard to deny how life-saving this Guardian is. Whether you're using it on failure, or as a tank dedicated to attracting every mob in sight, it's always nice to have this Guardian fully charged and into a big fight.

2 Green Ranger Elowen

Too good to pass up

As a Guardian, Green Ranger Elowen is probably powerful enough to warrant a nerf in the future. The ability to engage multiple enemies and instantly bond together is incredibly powerful in melee builds.

The added critical strike chance is also very powerful. Given that once bound, there's not much enemies can do for five seconds to prevent the player from taking a critical hit. This Guardian excels at melee attacks and crossbow skillsets. Considering this Guardian's abilities are so good, there's no real downside to using Elowen.

1 Shade Revenant Steno

Perfect for those pesky swarms of spiders.

When it comes to groups of enemies, there are very few that can increase player DPS, such as: Shade Revenant Steno. Resolute star fragment seekers won't be able to unlock this guardian until they reach a slightly higher level, but the passive projectiles fired at multiple enemies are perfect for tense scenarios where players find their group surrounded.

Best suited to builds that specialize in melee and PvP combat, the typical weapons that this Guardian synergizes best with are accurate and lethal. double dagger. This Guardian is great for burst damage and is generally incredibly versatile. High damage output and consistent output regularly help players get out the other side of dangerous dungeons. Whether mob or boss, steno I'll deal with them briefly.