Our passive magica regeneration has been nerfed into the ground. It seems to be more of an issue at higher levels, so I don't know how much that will effect the low level Templars. Plus this may be changed in the near future. But all the Templars from the PTS agree that they are nearly useless at this point.
That being said, I played a dps Kajiit Templar in Medium armor last weekend and destroyed everything. I had class and armor stealth bonus's maxed, so I would just hide somewhere along a main line of travel and pick off the straglers.
Puncturing Strikes
- Channel Time: 1.1 Seconds
- Range: 8m
- Cost: 42 Magicka
- Four-hit attack for 2x4 damage to enemies in front of you.
- Closest enemies takes 100% additional damage.
- Last hit knocks back closest enemy.
- Morphs
- Biting Jabs: Critical hit chance increased against low-health enemies.
- Puncturing Sweep: Damage dealt in a large cone.
Piercing Javelin
- Cast Time: Instant
- Range: 20m
- Cost: 53 Magicka
- Deals 12 magic damage by hurling a spear.
- Knock target back 5 meters.
- Morphs
- Aurora Javelin: Deals additional damage based on distance thrown.
- Binding Javelin: Increases knowckdown duration.
Sun Fire
- Cast Time: Instant
- Range: 28m
- Cost: 35 Magicka
- Deals 11 magic damage and 6 fire damage over 4.5 seconds.
- Snares target 40% for 4.5 seconds.
- Morphs
- Vampire's Bane: Deals increased damage over time.
- Reflective Light: Affects multiple targets.
Those 3 skills mixed with Bow skills Scatter Shot and Poison arrow is what I was using. In different combinations depending on the situation. Only the smart players that blocked my initial attack survived this bombardment.
Also, I had Sun Fire morphed to effect multiple targets. So in a large scale battle, every one of those target that you "tag" with an aoe ability gives you credit when they die. This applies to any aoe spell/ability you use though, so it isn't OP or anything. Plus I think it only hits 2 or 3 additional targets. But if you want to get on the boards, aoe heals and damaging abilities are where its at.