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However, is your main making much use of buffs? Most main casters go for damage or instant kills.
In general, if you don't use a buff bot mod then the Enduring/Greater Enduring save a lot of effort, and mistakes, casting buffs. If you use a buff bot less important.
If this is your first play you don't know which encounters need pre-buffing so it is easier to always be pre-buffed.
And for main character, which is BY FAR the best damage dealer in party, there are better Mythic abilities to pick.
Oh! If you have access to the Cave Fangs spell, Enduring Spell kind of makes it OP. Try it out! :D
Since I didn't go angel or lich, is it not recommended to get Greater Enduring Spells then? I am level 19 right now, I went 3 levels Zen Archer, 4 levels Vivisectionist, and 12 levels Ecclesitheurge.
My main character is using a composite longbow, currently using Killing Paces. He seems to deal decent damage when I start off with him attacking first, but he doesn't hit as well as my melees. I kinda wanted him to be able to contribute in multiple roles.
Also IMO, I would say that GES is basically mandatory on a support caster. As you're aware, the endgame is functionally impossible without heavy buff spells, but the fewer resources (action economy and spell slots) you can spend setting those buffs, the more time you have to do things like attacking... or more likely healing because defenses stop mattering around Act 3.
Winds of Vengeance, for example, was HUGELY helpful to my on my Oracle/ Angel playthrough, and would be very available to you, if your Cleric gets lvl 9 spells (not sure if it would with your class breakdown).
Angelic/ Frightful aspect are also really solid choices for Lvl 8 spells. I THINK there's an Angel spell that has some overlap, but it's another one that helped me a lot.
I think most spell levels have one or two really solid choices that are minute/ level.
Another side of this discussion that hasn't been raised yet: What would you choose otherwise?
I mean, there are a LOT of great answers to that question... but having most of our buffs on "autopilot" is pretty nice.
It's hard to tell if you need it as I am not sure what spells are you running on your character...but frankly this game is buff and attack is best strategy which is..meh wish it wasn't like that..but I think it is. The less I have to do the buffing the more I can bear it lol....
I think the main character is better than side characters in which ever role you choose for it, whether it be dps, cc, or support. I guess my main character is trying to be the superior support character. I was hoping if you provide good enough support for the party, maybe defenses can matter around Act 3.
Pick a buff that lasts a round per level. Let's say Haste. Use the Extend Metamagic to double the duration. Now, assuming you can make it to caster level 25, the spell will last 50 rounds. Each round is 6 seconds which means 50 rounds is five minutes. Now your round per level buff will get noticed by Greater Enduring Spell to boost the duration to 24 hours.
As to your Sword of Heaven effect. A lot of the weapon buffs don't take properly. For example, the Army of Heaven level 10 angel spell should last an hour and get boosted by the Enduring Spell line. However, only the Mind Blank effect actually has its duration increased. The Holy Sword and Avenger's Blessing portions just last a round per level. Even when you cast the spell normally, it's not working as the spell description states.
I understand it happens most often when combining weapon effects into one spell. Holy sword has two effects and I understand you can lengthen one part but not the other. Again, bugged.
I would test again using another spell. Haste or Righteous Might are good examples. It is possible that the devs nerfed Greater Enduring Spell's interaction with round per level duration spells but I didn't notice it in any of the patch notes. It was definitely working before Enhanced Edition came out.
Cave fangs is already 10 min/level, is there really a need to make it 24 hrs? Maybe I am not thinking about using it correctly?