Quote Originally Posted by Archwizard View Post
... wouldn't you just use it after your Verfinisher then?

Like, almost every time?
You wouldn't want to intentionally unbalance with your finisher because you'd miss out on the guaranteed Verfire/Verstone ready proc, and lower the amount of mana you'd gain from Scorch. You'd want to unbalance some point after casting Scorch, but before it becomes impossible to on that cycle because the lower mana of the two reached 70. But yes, the cooldown would be aimed at having you intentionally unbalance about once per melee combo.

And whatever the cooldown is, there's obviously variance in the speed at which you build mana for a melee combo (Manafication is a big factor here), so you'd have to watch the new spell's cooldown and intentionally unbalance right as it becomes available to maximize its damage. The more diligent you are at using it the moment it comes off cooldown, the more uses of the new super spell that requires you to intentionally unbalance once for white and once for black.

You'd also have to be careful not to unbalance too early (miss out on building mana) or mess up and unbalance white or black twice in a row (delaying use of the new super spell for another cycle).

The whole objective here is to get you interacting with the job gauge in way other than just filling them both up evenly.