Lustrate nerf

[Galdous]

Uhh what nerfs did scholar actually get? Seems scholars did not get any major changes while white mages got smacked around with the nerf rod despite them being weaker then scholars.

[amihavingfunyet]

Uhh what nerfs did scholar actually get? Seems scholars did not get any major changes while white mages got smacked around with the nerf rod despite them being weaker then scholars.

Fey Glow and Fey Light got merged into one skill called Fey Wind, which grants 3% haste (Skillspeed, Speelspeed and AA delay) for 30s on a 60s CD. You still get the same uptime as with the old skills, but have a reduced potency. I assume it's balanced around the improved SS with 3.0 to have the same output as previously. You also won't have to worry about forgeting to cycle the 2 skills, which can happen if things get a bit messy. The second new ability for Selene is an AoE Esuna, ranging from being a cleanse for WAR's pacification to being almost mandatory if SE adds mechanics that need cleansing on more players.
Lustrate got changed to 600 potency. Still instant cast, 0 MP, 1s recast. Now it's able to crit and be buffed by Fey Illumination (and alike) and Dissipation. Only downside is not being able to use it's full potency in CS and not bieng able to bypass -Healing Done mechanics, which I don't think have been in since T5, if you did mechanics right (so not Ramuh).

If I missed anything, please tell me.

[Kabzy]

Fey Glow and Fey Light got merged into one skill called Fey Wind, which grants 3% haste (Skillspeed, Speelspeed and AA delay) for 30s on a 60s CD. You still get the same uptime as with the old skills, but have a reduced potency.

Just putting it out there but we don't necessarily know if it's a reduced potency. Chances are it probably is, because Selene got an AoE Esuna as well, but until we actually see the changes to SkSp/SpSp we can only speculate how much 3% attack speed reduction contributes.