In Aion 2 Abyss Siege, keep your Templar with the alliance’s push, pressure the enemy frontline, and stay focused on the objective instead of chasing kills. Use crowd control to support an allied target or protect nearby teammates, and save major defensive abilities for moments when enemies focus you.
Keep pressure tied to the alliance
Move with your group as the battle shifts. Pressure the opposing frontline rather than charging alone into the enemy backline; chasing one low-health opponent can leave your allies exposed. If you become overextended, pull back toward your alliance instead of continuing alone.
Use skills for the fight in front of you
Don’t spend every defensive ability at once. The draft recommends spacing out defensive tools so one remains available, and using crowd control to help allies secure a called target or peel enemies away from them.
When enemies focus you, prioritize surviving and regrouping over trying to win a fight alone. The supplied guidance specifically flags being targeted by four or more players as a point to focus on survival, not a solo takedown.
Stay focused on the objective
Treat objective control as the priority over personal damage or kill chasing. When your alliance pushes an objective, stay with the group and help maintain pressure there. If the fight moves, rotate with your allies rather than holding a position by yourself.
The source description says the video covers skills, timing, positioning, pushes, priorities, and counters, but it does not provide named skills or a verified rotation. Use the specific abilities available to your Templar; the supplied material supports these general priorities, not an exact skill sequence.

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