Well, first of all, i just want to take the time say this to Bethesda: Bethsesda... Bethie.. can we plz have a forum for the classes .. i mean cammon.. dont you think its time to "class it up " this joint..

Now, regarding my question , im gonna roll a templar and i was just wondering if the passive restoring spring works with skills from restoring light tree. And also, i was also wondering for thous who were able to play end content with the templar-healer, was your ratio regarding armor. I mean, full light armor, 3 peaces of heavy then all light armor.

Were anyone able to heal with full heavy armor ? Im gonna roll light armor, but i was just wondering if it is possible . Probably gonna be argonian with resto staff / bow , since i like to hang in the back...

anyways.. tks peeps...

Not sure which passive you mean... Did you intend to refer to "Restoring Spirit", from the Dawn's Wrath tree?

If so, I "think" that it does apply to abilities in other skill trees, but I did not test that specifically. Also, on the armor, I plan to run with 5 light and 2 other (Med, most likely). However, while leveling up I will be using a mix of all types, so that I advance all three skill lines. Any armor can be used, including heavy, but I believe the magicka regen from light armor, will be hard to pass up.

The weapons are the only ones I know that implicitly require their specific equipment in order to work. Most of the other skills will either say they only affect their skill lines or just say something more general. Heavy armor healing is doable, but it requires more shenanigans in mana management than light armor would since you miss out on mana regen and spell cost reduction, the way I was thinking is you use your extra bulk, health regen, and healing to counter act the cost of the Equilibrium spell from Mage's Guild, trading in health for mana as needed then quickly healing it back.