A(nother) Secret of the Lily Rework Thread

[Exiled_Tonberry]

Besides, lilies are not the only "useless" resource; PI is also pretty weak for a "signature patch" skill imo.

They want to maintain this identity for WHM as a pure healer, but they're simply running out of different ways to heal.
I mean, there's only so many ways a single healer can get HP up, eventually it all just starts to look like silly gimmicks that are not worth your time.

Now, I'm not saying Plenary Indulgence is useless, because it is pretty nice in O8s and Ultimate, but you're right in that it's an extremely disappointing level 70 ability, to say the least.

[dejiko_san]

They want to maintain this identity for WHM as a pure healer, but they're simply running out of different ways to heal.
I mean, there's only so many ways a single healer can get HP up, eventually it all just starts to look like silly gimmicks that are not worth your time.

Now, I'm not saying Plenary Indulgence is useless, because it is pretty nice in O8s and Ultimate, but you're right in that it's an extremely disappointing level 70 ability, to say the least.

What they could have done, is make it a kind of aoe mini shield. You throw it on someone and the nearby people get a "splash" of it on them. Less powerful than the original target but still protected. We have water skill, it can be a water shield!

[Ceasaria]

What they could have done, is make it a kind of aoe mini shield. You throw it on someone and the nearby people get a "splash" of it on them. Less powerful than the original target but still protected. We have water skill, it can be a water shield!

I imagine putting Divine Benison on a player and then doing Fluid Aura on him to "splash" the shield over the team lol.

[Mahrze]

Now, I'm not saying Plenary Indulgence is useless, because it is pretty nice in O8s and Ultimate, but you're right in that it's an extremely disappointing level 70 ability, to say the least.

Oh I know it is not useless, hence the quotes. To add clarity, I mean how the skill doesn't actually have a UI element even though it has a resource (regardless of how convoluted af it is) that requires management and it was an additional quip at Kisai's "The UI points the way" silly point.