SCH Dissipation

[Dregenfox]

Given how much SCH relies on Crits and how useless this ability is, change this ability to a guaranteed Crit for Adlo or Succor, with a 15-20 sec CD. Thoughts?

It isn't useless...just extremely clunky to use. Dissipation is equal to 2400 pot in heals + 20% healing potency for 2400 mana which is more than worth it.

Main issue is that it's best used while AF is under CD, and that you need to remember to resummon your pet. Do any of the above incorrectly and it's value is greatly diminished. Really wish they would make some QOL changes to this skill.

[Deceptus]

It isn't useless...just extremely clunky to use. Dissipation is equal to 2400 pot in heals + 20% healing potency for 2400 mana which is more than worth it.

Main issue is that it's best used while AF is under CD, and that you need to remember to resummon your pet. Do any of the above incorrectly and it's value is greatly diminished. Really wish they would make some QOL changes to this skill.

Basically, does the fairy contribute to 20% or more of your healing. If it does, then it's not worth losing the fairy and all the skills it brings.

[Dregenfox]

Basically, does the fairy contribute to 20% or more of your healing. If it does, then it's not worth losing the fairy and all the skills it brings.

Well tbh the main reason a SCH needs to be using dissipate is when multiple people are low hp/taking hvy damage and need to be topped up for an upcoming mechanic. In which case you'd be using ET -> succor + indom + lustrates. The 20% will pay for itself after 2 succors, and the 2400 worth of potency should pay for itself almost immediately.

If I know mana will become a problem in the fight a lot of times I'll use up all my AF stacks asap, pop rouse + fairy skills, and dissipate for the 2400 potency worth of free healing (~6400 mana worth). It's true I need to resummon fairy afterwards but it's still an overall gain in mana. I find that it relieves a lot of pressure in a mana-heavy fight.