◊ Bekah

I heard a rumor about cauldrons for protection or resistance potions for raids- probably just that a rumor, but if there's more information this would be a lovely thread to put it in when it's found out =) /hint

 

◊ Kyth

Ok that makes tons of sense, since a lot of what a shadow priest is doing is actually trying to return mana to the group rather than necessarily maximizing personal damage.

It's not that it's a raid design thing, it's a class design thing.


With shadow embrace there's actually an advantage to keeping corruption up on all the mobs.

 

Cryect

Druids don't really use Mangle that often unless in bear form have to keep in mind the amount of usage of a move really and if anything it gives a benefit for your mangle bitch (depends on how many feral druids you roll with but we go with 2 or 3 under normal conditions).

Anyways the trinket the math needs to be worked out if the optimum cycle changes under this trinket or not.

 

Bilie

Can u read any stats on the The Twin Blades of Azzinoth ?
Also any stats on the Mail Goggles?

 

Darksaber

That's been mentioned at least.

 

Cryect

Oh, did I forget to put that on here whoops >_<

Haha I mentioned it on IRC, but yeah Alchemy has Cauldrons of Protection they can make which work like Soul Wells except Protection potions.

Edit: There is one for each of the Protection Potions except Holy.

Edit2: Oh I did mention it.

 

Bliss

Well, just simple math on the warrior trinket gives it 50% uptime, at best. This is not counting procs that happen early and just refresh the duration. So ~50 ap + a worthless heal. Unless the trinket creates some amazing set bonus, you won't ever wear this.

 

Nora

If I understand this right, this is to allow people to kill Gruul with especially powerful buffs to get him down, without making these buffs render other encounters useless?

So if you are not sure of a guaranteed kill with just regular player buffs, this special flask will allow you to drop him?

<Raiding guild> could kill Gruul and can continue to do so under their own steam, <diffendars of teh Hord> now stands a fighting chance too?

 

◊ Bekah

Is it a trained ability? A recipe? How many charges? I find this concept fascinating.

Information overload... I probably saw it here and forgot, brain must have exploded.

 

Cryect

More info on Twin Blades of Azzinoth from datamining is they can be broken into 2 separate warglaives (called Twin Warglaives of Azzinoth) or joined back together into Twin Blades of Azzinoth.

 

Cryect

Unstable Flasks have no recipe at least probably associated with something I guess with Gruul or the new quests there or some item that drops off ogres there.

 

Ayr

It's a tradeoff between DPS and DPM, and usually not worth it. SW:P is an expensive spell and if you spam it you run oom in 1 min flat. Mana that would be better used on a CoS + 5/5 Shadoweaving + VT'd target so you benefit most out of it. You simply can't afford to DoT multiple targets in any long fight.

 

Cryect

The cauldrons each have a recipe don't know where you get them.

www.whataboutpp.com shows them taking 2x Primals, 7x Mana Thistle, and 1x Fel Iron Casing.

 

Nitz

So much love in this patch.

 

Mearis

Consumable changes are pretty awesome.

 

Whiteknight

Unless I'm very much mistaken, this item has always been in the files:

http://wow.allakhazam.com/search.html?q=azzinoth

 

◊ Oggie

You know, and I'm sure I'm due for a warning or something due to OT comments, but seirously- does anyone know of another forum where universal widespread massive nerfs to buffs would be considered 'awesome'? I mean, I agree completely, just found that comment amusing.

 

Cryect

Yeah, turns out its been there for a while and I just forgot it after not looking at the item forever >_> Nor noticing hey these spells are next to things like Shadow Flame.

 

Phoe

Well can see major savings in my gold at least.

Healing-wise - for mp5 on new boss fights think a Resto Flask and an old Mageblood Pot (12mp5) are going to work quite nicely together. Definitely time to put those mp5 enchants/gems on too.

All in all a welcome change to those of us who go through many consumeables every week - just hope Blizzard tune the fights to correctly match these nerfed flasks :S

 

• Chicken

Unless Blizzard is dumber than I'd expected, I'd guess the elixir changes planned count for all elixirs out there, not just the new ones introduced in the expansion, so you'd have a hard time using a flask and a mageblood potion together.

buff /bʌf/ Pronunciation[buhf]
–verb (used with object)
- to reduce or deaden the force of

 

Ayr

edit : nvm, there was a database quirk

 

Thelyna

Does that mean +130 healing for 12 seconds (ala a mini-amp), or 130 dmg healed over 12 seconds? If it's the latter, it works out to on average 13 healing extra on a spell cast. Whoop-de-f'n-doo. Libram of Souls Redeemed, where are you?

The judgement dot is pretty mediocre too .. 57.5 damage on average per judgement? or, best-case, 7.something DPS. I'd rather have Libram of Avengement, for keeping up our new stacking Vengeance (because Seal of Vengeance works so well too...). Hopefully they make Vengeance refreshed on any melee swing (not just a crit), otherwise it's gunna fall over more often than I do while ice skating.

 

Brissa

Ok there is one thing i just dont get.
The number of herbs required for flasks were cut in third for all herbs except fel lotus.
To compensate that the fel lotus ammount isnt being cut in third (because there is only one) they are increasing the droprate by 15%?
Uhm... to keep it in line with the other herbs shouldnt it be increased by 200%?

 

Cryect

Alright looking at how HoTs should work I actually screwed up the paladin trinket its supposed to be

Paladin - Flash of Light and Holy Light have a 10% chance to grant your target 440 healing over 12 seconds, and your Judgements have a 50% chance to inflict 440 damage on their target over 12 seconds.

The 130 and 115 was per tick amount and not the entire amount. Which makes a whole lot more sense. And the correct numbers are 110 added something I shouldn't have on those ones so they were higher than they should have been.

 

suicuique

As you correctly state the old mageblood was never an elixier. ^^
This could change though.