Pipe Dreams: Green Mage

[Ceasaria]

If I want to heal a tank who take many attacks in a row, I have to do this :

- Nature's Veil - Increases the potency of all spells by 10% for 15s. Cooldown: 90s.
- Mend - Grants healing over time effect with cure potency of 100 to target for 30s.
- Thorn Cocoon - Erects a barrier of thorns around a single party member or pet for 20s. Barrier Effect: When barrier is struck, the striker will receive damage with a potency of 20. Cooldown: 30s.
- Frond Cocoon - Consumes Thorn Cocoon, replacing it with a barrier that heals the affected by member or pet when the barrier is struck. Cure potency: 120. Cooldown: 45s. I consider this like a HoT because auto-attack is every 3 sec.
- Bloom - Grants healing over time effect with cure potency of 100 to self and nearby allies for 15s. 2.5s cast time. Just because it's easy to cast and it cast time is low.
- Nurture - Increases the potency of your healing over time effects on target by 50% for 12s. Cooldown: 45s.

In the end you have (120 +100 +100) x 110% = 132 + (220) x 150% = 452 potency Hot = ~3500-4000 HP hot for 12 sec every 45 sec, and the last HoT disappear after 30 sec.
Or
Mend + Frond Cocoon (20 sec min) = 220 potency > 150 potency Regen (21 sec).

And yet there are many spells for heal again.
Force of Nature, Surge (There is a cooldown or what ? and If yes, I will include this spell in addition with other), Profusion, Life Font, Restoration, Nature's Boon, Weald's Canopy, Flourish.

I like the idea behind all the HoT, but honestly, it's too powerful. With this, you could solo heal easily each content, even without burst AOE heal (like Medica, Cure III).
I think you should replace some of them and do other things.


Edit : Ah...I didn't even read trait...and I see buff everywhere.

With traits : +50 potency HoT with Leeching Ivy, Bloom boosted, Germination (I will left that aside)...Nature's Veil 20%...
That's mean, 554 potency for 12 sec = ~5500-6000 HP (with a peak at 594 because of Bloom trait) +18 sec with HoT potency decreasing over time, ouch.