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Commento di IDrownFish

Lightwell 2.0! Double the clicks! Fun for the whole family!

Even Disc priests can get in on the action!

EDIT: Well, crap. It's been changed. The above is now irrelevant.

Commento di Glimm3r

OMG Just another thing that noone will use. Why can't priests just get a standard healing buff like the other healing classes? I seriously hope blizzard will change this because now it seems ridiculous, why would anyone pay attention to stop dpsing and search for a random thing that heals for4k when a normal spell heals for over 40k?

Commento di Venara

Seriously, even if this scales with spellpower, which is doubtful, the effect has a 10 second cooldown as you can not use it more than once every 10 secs. Also, where is this thing summoned? Next to the person you just healed, next to you or somewhere else?

I have trained my raid to use my Lightwell now and I'm sure I would get them to click it but this does not apply to all players. While the Lightwell is a very good addition nowadays the main concern still stands: It needs player interaction and so does this thing.

My thoughts on this: We don't need a set bonus version of something that has been controversial for many years now. Give us a nice bonus, straightforward bonus like the other healing classes have as their 4p please.

Commento di coolcat00011

Quick, stand in the fire! No, not that fire, the other one.

Commento di 824051

Apart from the fact that now the mechanic has changed, for all the Lightwell haters, It the most mana efficient spell you have. If your raid doesn't know about it or doesn't use it, then you need to find a raid team that actually tries to help it's healers out.

However, now....
You have a chance when you cast a helpful spell to summon a Cauterizing Flame at the target's location. Each sec the Cauterizing Flame will heal an injured party member within 20 yards for 9250 to 10750. Lasts 5 sec sec

This...is AWESOME.

If your a Disc priest and tank healing.....well..you know it. Yeah baby.

Commento di 824051

I think you have misjudged the efficiency of this proc slightly.

It's a smart heal, which the other set bonuses from druids and paladin, are not. Druids and paladins 10% procs may not heal anything at all.

Also the range on Druid and paladin have a range of 8 yards, where as Cauterizing Flame has a range of 20 yards.

Does not benefit from crit. (need further testing, but so far, haven't seen the darn thing crit once.)

- Testing has confirmed it can and does crit.

Looking at druid, their bonus is 100% controlled by them

- Druid and Paladin procs are not controlled they heal a random person within 8 yards. Random. Taking this into account, a druid or paladin may not get any HPS out of their procs for an entire fight. However priest, regardless of where CF spawns, will heal someone that actually needs healing.

Commento di bluephantom

As far as I know, there aren't any truly "random" heals any more. Regardless of wording, the extra heal should be a smart heal, making it like every other heal/proc in the game currently.

To that end, the player can make sure it isn't wasted by healing someone who has someone within 8 yards of them that also needs healing.

Commento di fhait

Can anybody comment on whether or not Attonement can trigger this ?

Commento di Ksane

~~Is this Flame affected by any Chakra state?~~

Got 4T12 and started experiments.
4 procs (20 flame healings) per state (no chakra, yellow chakra, blue chakra).

- Yellow Chakra
1) Does NOT "strech" Renew.
2) Crit chance increase - had NOT noticed (maybe I should have tested more times, not just 20)

- Blue Chakra
1) 15% increse for aoe-healings - NO

- Common info
1) Does NOT create Echo of Light on target.
2) The only "YES" in this post - YES, it is increased on targets with Guardian Spirit.

Nevertheless it is awesome.

Commento di hanky

Does this proc have internal cooldown?

Commento di 887350

it says helpful spells? so anything (PW:F, PoSP, Renew, shield, or even GS), does it proc from those spells?

also, does it proc from HoT from renew / EoL or Divine Hymn?

Commento di 227649

Assuming it was like many trinkets out there, I played around tonight with some non healing spells. It does indeed proc off of non heal spells such as buffs. I got procs off of:

Levitate
Power Word: Fortitude
Shadow Protection
Inner Fire
Inner Will
the buff you get from the engineering tinker Synapse Springs
Fade
Dispel Magic (tested with no glyph, so it definitely comes from the dispel, not the glyph heal)
Cure Disease
Mass Dispel
Chakra (the initial Chakra buff, before you cast the spell to put you in a certain state - though I would assume activating Chakra: Serenity, Chakra: Sanctuary, etc will also proc it)

Binding Heal, Mass Dispel, PoH, and CoH have a chance to proc off of any recipient. Got BH to trigger both off of my target and myself, and PoH/CoH procs from party members who were not the spell's main target.

There are a few things that are right now not possible for me to tell if they can proc the spell, generally because they result from heals or crit heals. Can't tell whether or not the heal is doing the proc, or if the buff/effect is giving the proc.
Grace
Divine Aegis
Body and Soul
Inspiration
Heal from Glyph of Dispel Magic
Heal from Glyph of PW: Shield
Echo of Light (the buff comes at the same time as a heal. For what it's worth, I have yet to see an individual tick cause a proc)

I got procs at the same time as gaining Serendipity and Flash of Light, however, I also gain the tier 12 two-piece buff at the same time, so it is unclear which buff is giving the proc. I have yet to get a proc off of the two-piece buff alone (in disc spec), but I may need to just give it more attempts.

The same result comes from Empowered Renew. I don't know if it's the instant heal or the renew spell itself. I wasn't able to get a proc while casting renew in my disc spec (therefore no empowered renew), but it could just need a larger/longer sample time.

You can test whether buffs/weapon effects such as Heartsong, Tsunami, Power Torrent, tier 12 two-piece, Borrowed Time, and various trinket buffs will trigger the proc by casting a heal on another target and seeing if the flame spawns by you (instead of your heal recipient) at the same time that you get one of these buffs. (That's how I noticed the proc from Synapse Springs, which I had macro'd to other spells at the time). I haven't personally seen a proc from the buffs I listed, but I believe it may be possible. It is of course best to have only one random item equipped at the a time, to avoid cases where the flame might spawn at the same time as both Power Torrent and a trinket proc being activated (and therefore making it impossible to tell which effect caused the flame).

Additionally, I was unable to see a proc from one of our longer cooldown spells, such as HoH, Divine Hymn, Inner Focus, PI, GS, or the troll racial Berserking. I would like to believe it's possible, but very rare due to the randomness and low percent chance to proc.

I also noticed that the flame always spawned just to the target's left.

edit: Added a few more triggers I noticed today.

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Item - Priest T12 Healer 4P Bonus

Item - Priest T12 Healer 4P Bonus

You have a chance when you cast a helpful spell to summon a Cauterizing Flame at the target's location. Each sec the Cauterizing Flame will heal an injured party member within 40 yards for 9250 to 10750. Lasts 5 sec.

(Possibilità di Apparire:5%, 45s di recupero)

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0 metri (Self)

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Apply Aura: Proc Trigger Spell
Valore: 3
[PVP Multiplier: ]1

	Cauterizing Flame

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Item - Priest T12 Healer 4P Bonus

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