A calculator, not a tier list
The talent calculator reads the committed export of the game’s authored talent tables. It does not estimate class strength, prescribe a rotation or rank builds. The page computes what those tables resolve for your choices.
The imported 0.48.4 model has 11 rows with three options per row. Rows unlock at levels 5, 8, 11, 14, 17, 20, 30, 45, 60, 70 and 80. These are snapshot facts, not a statement of the current live realm’s level cap.
Choose a level before you compare
A specialization contributes its signature ability, mastery and any baseline effect. Row choices contribute their authored effects. The result depends on the level and choices you are examining.
If an imported build contains choices above the selected level, the calculator repairs the visible allocation using the game’s rules rather than displaying impossible picks. Lowering the level hides higher-level selections without forgetting the build you chose.
Keep the build attached to the conversation
The calculator’s share string uses the game’s build format. Its share URL reopens the selected class, level and build so a friend can inspect the same choices.
A shared build is reference material. It does not change a character, spend in-game points or reveal account progress. Keep a useful build alongside the dungeon or ability page your party is discussing.
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