What does vitality mean in guild wars 2

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Red Lentil and Flatbread Feast. Apprentice Maintenance Oil. Journeyman Maintenance Oil. User Info: Metalzdragon. If you're talking about tanking in PVE then there really aren't tanks in this game. Yeah I'm trying to survive better in PvP. User Info: TheGreatPotato. The stats are probably about even for you, with your middle base HP and armour. In general though, the less base HP you have, the better Vitality is. For example, the king of squishiness, the Elementalist, needs about extra Vitality before Toughness even becomes a viable option.

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Tech Support 2 Answers. Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Keep me logged in on this device. Forgot your username or password? User Info: Knighted Dragon Knighted Dragon 8 years ago 1 If you want to be a little bit harder to kill, are you better off getting a bit more vitality, or a bit more toughness? I tried looking around online and nobody agreed on anything, but it sounds like Toughness doesn't effect conditions like bleeding or burning, but beyond that nothing was really clear on whether having extra health or extra armor would help you tank more.

User Info: Xiahou Mao Xiahou Mao 8 years ago 2 Toughness doesn't affect conditions, but with more vitality your healing skill will wind up falling behind your health pool. Primary attributes have a base value that grows with character level, rising every level until character level 10 and every even level thereafter.

The base value starts at 37 for a level 1 character and increases to a total of at level This progression is shown in detail in the table to the right. For a detailed breakdown, see level rewards. In contrast to primary attributes, the five secondary attributes have a base value of 0 and do not automatically increase as a character gains levels.

The six derived attributes are calculated from the primary and secondary attributes and statistics from gear and profession. These attributes are generally not directly available on equipment or as part of attribute combinations. A character's sixteenth core attribute is specific to their profession. Similarly to secondary attributes, profession attributes do not automatically improve as a character gains levels, nor can they be improved by equipment, unlike primary and secondary attributes.

In fact, profession attributes can only be increased by equipping traits in the corresponding specialization. Note that Revenants do not have a profession attribute.