Thread: Consolidated White Mage 4.0 Feedback Thread

Originally Posted by Risvertasashi

Meanwhile, AST gets a 900 potency heal (on top of all the existing card buffs, namely handing out Raging Strikes)

That need 10 sec preperation time (if you want the 900 heal potency) and run out after 20 sec

Originally Posted by Felis

That need 10 sec preperation time (if you want the 900 heal potency) and run out after 20 sec

fights are scripted.

a good player will figure out quickly how to time and when to use it.


edit: besides, WHM's Cure III is 550 potency .... even if you dont do the 10 sec preparation time,Earthly Star is still a 600+ potency heal.

Originally Posted by Rawrz

Scholar has zip for sustained aoe now, aside from... Miasma II spamming...? I think WHM looked pretty good with that perm 20% DPS buff from the lillies increasing spell speed. Couple that with PoM and Thin air and you have flexible DPS for days.

WHM got a treat this expansion. Scholar got slapped in comparison.

SCH gets it own Battle Litany. SCH didn't get slapped, it's place has been cemented for the next 2 years at least.

Originally Posted by Rawrz

Battle Litany on a single target enemy and doesn't affect healing for adlos and fairy support/pet buff. Its not exactly as flexible as battle litany.

It's +20% crit chance on the target, but the way it's worded sounds multiplicative not additive(which is what battle litany is). In other words, if your crit rate is 25%, under Battle Litany, it's 25%+15%= 40%. With SCH's skill, if your crit rate is 25%, it gets multiplied by 20% when hitting the target under the new SCH ability, so 25*1.25= 30% crit rate.

Originally Posted by Rawrz

Battle Litany on a single target enemy and doesn't affect healing for adlos and fairy support/pet buff. Its not exactly as flexible as battle litany.

It's still very good (raid bosses, where it matters). And you don't have to worry about not hitting casters with the buff. The case where it's not as good as very situational (burning down add groups in a raid situation)