Fellowship Xavian Guide Tank

You pick Xavian, you grab a big two-handed sword, and you walk first into the mess your team “accidentally” pulls, then you keep control with blinds, shields, and a shiny circle that says “fight here, please.”. And you wipe. So not to Wipe, you need to read this Fellowship Xavian Guide, and learn in how to tank properly

• How do you keep mana up while you keep pressure on enemies;
• When do you spend Swift Reprieval charges for damage, and when for healing;
• How do you place Shining Halo so the pack stays inside;
• When do you put Solar Shield on yourself, and when on an ally;
• How do you enter with Sky Crash, then hold threat;
• When do you press Decree of the Sun so your group relaxes.

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But first things goes first. So get all the ability list of the Fellowship Xavian

You play front line control, so you pick the fight spot, you reduce damage on yourself, and you also bring short group healing during your spirit Fellowship dungeons.

Mana and Swift Reprieval

You run a simple loop – you build stacks with your core hits, then you spend those stacks to get mana back and to fuel instant healing.

Sunstrike is your filler button, and it stacks a debuff you later consume to get mana back, so you keep your kit running during long pulls.

Blinding Slash cleaves and blinds, and it places a debuff that ends after you parry or after the blind ends, so it helps you control pack pressure while you keep moving.

Omnist Strike consumes your stacks and gives you mana back, and it also cleaves, so it is your reset button when your bar feels tight

Solar Blades hits an area and also hits the main target harder, so you can use it on packs and also keep it in boss fights without feeling like you need Fellowship gearing.

Brilliant Flash spends a Swift Reprieval charge, so you can instantly damage and heal yourself, or you can aim healing into an ally, and when charges run out you swap to Brilliant Flare with a 1.5s cast time.

Shining Halo – your fight zone

Shining Halo sets the place you want to fight, it deals AoE damage, and it gives you 20% damage reduction for 12 seconds, then you can extend it when you cast Brilliant Flash during the window.

Solar Shield – hard defense for you or an ally

Solar Shield costs mana and reduces incoming damage a lot, and you can cast it on an ally who steals threat, or you cast it on yourself to make healing feel easier.

Utility – taunt and interrupt

You have a standard taunt plus an interrupt, so you keep enemies on you and you stop key casts when the fight gets spicy.

Conclusion

When you play Xavian well, you choose the fight spot, you keep mana moving through your stack spend, and you keep your group alive with quick heals plus a powerful spirit window, and your runs feel controlled even when your team tests your patience.