Dark Radiant Servant

[ccd1977]

Just throwing this out here to see if this is possible.

Is it possible for a radiant servant to tick the heals while being undead and not be harmed?

[Antheal]

Just throwing this out here to see if this is possible.

Is it possible for a radiant servant to tick the heals while being undead and not be harmed?

Unfortunately Dark Apostates don't have access to the Radiant Servant enhancement tree.

If another Cleric was a Radiant Servant and had the aura going, I'd assume it would get 50% healing as usual.

[ccd1977]

Unfortunately Dark Apostates don't have access to the Radiant Servant enhancement tree.

If another Cleric was a Radiant Servant and had the aura going, I'd assume it would get 50% healing as usual.

What about an undead Cleric?

[Xgya]

What about an undead Cleric?

Non-Dark-Apostate Clerics can't be undead unless you multiclass.
Dark Apostate Clerics don't have access to Radiant Servant.

Whatever means you get to access both an undead form and the healing aura (it'll have to be a multiclass mix, but there's a few available), it'll work, but positive healing on people in an undead shroud only heal half as much.

[axel15810]

Yes, it is possible. You would need to splash Wizard and take an undead form from Palemaster because as others have pointed out Dark Apostate cannot use the Radiant Servant tree.

It's been a long time since I've seen a build doing this (although I definitely have!), so operating off old memories here but from what I remember yes you can have positive energy aura and negative energy aura going simultaneously. If you had positive energy aura going as an undead you should get healed half from it as the change several updates ago made it so undead allies can be healed by half by positive energy.

Would of course not be optimal but could be a fun flavor build.

[Careall]

3 Dark Apostate + 5 Sacred Fist grants the Radiant Servant tree tier-five access.

You can't get the last two cores in either DA or Radiant Servant, no matter how you divide the remaining levels.