Group buffs as solo buffs and when to use them

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4-24-2008 @ 3:43PM

Nasgoul said...

To say that a priest isnt supossed to use his shield everytime the cd is up shows that you dont play the class. In every situation renew pom and the shield are being used so that renew is always on and pom and shiled are chained through their cooldowns.... any new priest ignore that comment.. unless ur horde

lol

4-24-2008 @ 6:06PM

Yossarian said...

I'm holy spec with a little disc. If it's a 1v1 pull, i'll start with a holy fire, hit with a mind blast, throw a sw:pain and have a renew on myself by the time they get to me. then i'll proced to wand them the rest of the way down, keeping renew up and throwing a smite or mind blast every once in awhile. This means that i finish almost every fight with full or almost full mana and can move straight on to the next mob. anything more than 1 nme and i usually throw up a shield, just so i can get my spell off. But 1v1, it's not in my typical spell rotation, just cause of the way it uses mana.

Soloing with a holy priest can be a pain. Obviously you kill stuff sooooo slow but I seem to have absolutely no downtime.

4-24-2008 @ 6:19PM

Chris Anthony said...

Yossarian, your rotation is very close to mine; I toss in another Mind Blast and Smite after the instant-casts and before the wand, but I think we're getting the same effect.

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