Pros +
- Powerful burst healing
- Excellent cleanse and revive tools
- Reliable crowd control
- Harrier equipment profile
- Raids ready
Cons −
- Astral Force needs planning
- Support pulses lose value when the group spreads
- Timing still affects performance

Raids · Ranger build dossier
Druid heal support variation for Raids, reviewed against current community recommendations and tuned for the mode's equipment, utility, and encounter priorities.
Loadout
Harrier equipment · Monk runes · Transference and Concentration sigils. This loadout is arranged by equipment group so every stat, upgrade, and weapon set is easy to scan.
Harrier's Backpiece+63 Power+40 Healing Power+40 ConcentrationAd InfinitumAccount BoundAscended · BackpieceHarrier's Backpiece
Harrier's Accessory+110 Power+74 Healing Power+74 ConcentrationBlack Ice EarringAccount BoundAscended · AccessoryHarrier's Accessory
Harrier's Accessory+110 Power+74 Healing Power+74 ConcentrationSparking Petrified WoodAccount BoundAscended · AccessoryHarrier's Accessory
Harrier's Amulet+157 Power+108 Healing Power+108 ConcentrationBlood Ruby PendantAccount BoundAscended · AmuletHarrier's Amulet
Harrier's Ring+126 Power+85 Healing Power+85 ConcentrationBlack Ice BandAccount BoundAscended · RingHarrier's Ring
Harrier's Ring+126 Power+85 Healing Power+85 ConcentrationBlood Ruby BandAccount BoundAscended · RingHarrier's Ring


Combat configuration
Skill notes
Open with Celestial Avatar available, use Glyph of Stars for the group's immediate need, and reserve Druid skill 6 for the most dangerous raids pressure.
Hover the skill icons for complete Guild Wars 2 effect details.Combat execution
Build Astral Force before the group needs recovery, then enter Celestial Avatar with a planned healing or boon window.
Place spirits and wells where the subgroup will remain instead of following allies after they have already moved.
Keep Glyph of Stars or Spirit of Nature for the next dangerous mechanic, revive window, or large breakbar.