Anyone knows the peak point of having Crit for SCH?

[Amaret]

I'm only 38 on my Scholar and I know this is very false.
The macro for it is
/macroicon "Adloquium"
/ac Adloquium <t>
/pac "Embrace" <t>

And replace Adloquium for Physick when using Physick
Its amazing for burst heals.
And there is no delay unless you are on the move, but then its only delayed until the fairy gets to you. If she was placed then she will cast embrace just when you cast Physick or slightly slower.

This is totally crap as long as you don't have a 2. Physic / Adlo without Macro on your bar. The fairy give you the Ability to Split heal targets, which a good SCH should use . If you only use this macro, you will have a ton of unnecessary overheal.

@Crit:

I'm a full Crit SCH and it's amazing which utility you get with a 1.5k Crit Adlo (3k Shield). So i would never Drop a shitload of Crit for only 2~3 MND. Also Det is a lil bit overrated for SCH, since you are missing the big Heals. You may increase your flat healing power, but it wont allow you to have some "spare" time to do something different.

Also i've got the feeling that Det got a Soft Cap for healing. Never saw some Theory crafting about it since 2.2

[ManaKeKz]

You both make good points on the general usefulness / utility of Adlo crits. I'll admit that determination gains (especially with as little as 50-80 difference) will likely be very unspectacular, so it sounds to me like the crit build is indeed a more useful route. Will try to be a bit more active about my Adlo usage, mp generally isn't an issue for me so I might even be using Physik too much. Thanks for the feedback!

This is totally crap as long as you don't have a 2. Physic / Adlo without Macro on your bar. The fairy give you the Ability to Split heal targets, which a good SCH should use . If you only use this macro, you will have a ton of unnecessary overheal.

For that purpose I made my macro cast Embrace on <mo> and Phys/Adlo on <t> - I can choose to split heals, focus heal or not control the fairy at all (placed fairies do a very decent job on tanks)