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Given that there are so many synergies to this build, players would be best off choosing one or the other.

However, it does not break immunities, nor does it increase elemental damage. Fanaticism: Some choose to build on Fanaticism instead of Conviction as the increase in speed and physical damage can be quite impressive and in some gear setups might be preferable.When the aura is active, the Paladin and his party gain 1% (up to 95%) to that maximum resistance, and when the aura is not active, the Paladin gains the 1% bonus for every 2 hard points invested in the skill instead. The second one is the hidden bonus to maximum resistances. The first one is in knowing what enemies are spawned in which area, what type of damage could be cut that otherwise would be lethal in other cases, the wisps in the Worldstone Keep, for example. Elemental Resistance Auras: These are useful for more than one aspect.If going the route of a two handed weapon, bulking up on this skill would be a preferred choice, as shields are usually sought out to quickly boost resistances. On the other hand, Salvation will only donate a total of 6% elemental damage per point, where the resistance aura donates 10% and Vengeance will add a total of 18%. Random duels, vampires and wisps in the same area, for example. Salvation: Salvation is handy when the player is not certain what sort of elemental damage they will be encountering.In PvP, it is mainly used when the enemy does not have high elemental damage, and to increase the chances of hitting. Further increasing damage by lowering enemy resistances and defense rating, although there are certainly times when another aura becomes appropriate. Conviction: The most popular choice for an avenger.However, in early stages of the game, investing a few points in the elemental resistance auras may be preferable to maxing out vengeance as the mana demands of this build can be somewhat high. Maxing out this skill and its synergy skills is important.