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Commento di Nzall

so holy paladins get val'anyr baked into their spells? this might be rather overpowered, considering that preventing damage is often better than healing it. this also seems vaguely reminiscent of the disc priest divine aegis (at least the way it is currently in 3.3.X), but instead of only on crits, it procs of everything. since this lasts until canceled, it seems like this might be useful in combination with gear changer. tank naked, back to full tank set, chunk of life to heal, shield up, tank back naked, back to full tank set, heal back to full, shield up and drink. voila, instant (if 90K healed) 36K shield on the tank if this gets repeated enough, it might be enough to last a few boss hits.

Commento di yl76

With the changes currently to Holy Paladins, Im starting to love holy Pallys more.

Commento di mybadgamertag

I wonder if beacon of light heals will be affected by this spell, would be nice.

Commento di mak484

I have broken down all of the current masteries into two categories: unique, interesting masteries and flat bonus masteries.

Unique, interesting masteries:

Flat bonus masteries:

Why this mastery is interesting
Preventing a target from taking damage is almost always better than healing a target who has already taken damage. It's as simple as that. Because Paladins will continue to be strong single-target healers with a few aoe heal utilities, this mastery will allow Paladins to take their eyes off of their main target for a few seconds to spot-heal as necessary, or to provide extra protection against especially powerful enemies.

Commento di 660395

Do successive heals stack the absorb shield in any way? Or does it merely replace it (assuming it hasn't been destroyed first). I realize that this is a non issue in most cases since an 8% shield would likely break in 1-2 hits from just an elite mob, but I'm just curious.

Commento di 681136

Absorbs DO NOT interfere with vengeance.

Source

Commento di duraz0rz

Currently, no addons or log parsers keep track of it, but you can modify Recount to keep track of it.

Note that, as of today (10-18-10), Recount has this done in their source code, already, so if you don't really want to mess with it, you can wait for a new release.

If you go into the Recount folder, you should be able to find a file called tracker.lua. Open it up with your favorite text editor and find the AbsorbSpellDuration variable (line 177).

This function contains a list of spell IDs with damage shield characteristics and their durations. You should be able to find a line with a comment for paladins (line 218).

It looks something like this:

-- Paladin
= 6, -- Sacred Shield (Paladin) proc (Fixed, thanks to Julith)

Edit it so it looks like this:

-- Paladin
= 6, -- Sacred Shield (Paladin) proc (Fixed, thanks to Julith)
= 6, -- Illumniated Healing (Holy paladin mastery)

Take note that subsequent spells overwrite the previous proc, not stacks. Also, with the amount of raid damage that I saw in the two Cata raid videos, this mastery will only get better as you stack more.

For those interested, here is the buff the target gains after a healing spell is cast on him.

Commento di AveryZan

was just playing around a bit, but it seems to me that the highest possible absorb will stay up if you happen to heal for less after a large heal and the shield is still on. If I heal with a divine light and then decide to use flash of light if there is a shield still on. it seems to refresh the higher absorption shield. This was just the tooltip though so if someone has a way of testing would be interesting to know.

Commento di Divyraen

One thing exceptionally useful about this mastery:

The absorption shield applies at its full amount even on low level characters and NPCs. What does this mean? It may be easier keeping a low level friend alive while helping out on quests. It will be harder for griefers to kill important NPCs with low health, i.e. auctioneers, if you throw large heals onto those NPCs.

Commento di 270028

Does anyone know if Light of Dawn heals get this too?

Commento di SlasherZet

In game tooltip says every mastery increases absorb amount by 1%, not 1.25%, I suppose they changed it back and the wowhead one is no longer correct. OR the in game tooltip is wrong... one can never know.

Commento di thaliondrambor

ReplyBy AveryZan on 10/26/2010 (Patch 4.0.1)
was just playing around a bit, but it seems to me that the highest possible absorb will stay up if you happen to heal for less after a large heal and the shield is still on. If I heal with a divine light and then decide to use flash of light if there is a shield still on. it seems to refresh the higher absorption shield. This was just the tooltip though so if someone has a way of testing would be interesting to know.

i saw the same yesterday. tank had a 4k shield and it stayed when i casted holy shock and holy light. even longer than the 6sec.

but another question: anyone tried to get two shields on someone by two pallys?

Commento di canes

Does healing reduction effect (like mortal strike) affect Illuminated Healing? Its says "10% of the amount healed" so it is counted from the reduced heal. Right?
I am just not sure...

Commento di danilche

Does Illuminated Healing bubble absorb all damage, or just physical damage?

Commento di 572232

mastery: illuminated failure
description: pathetically fails to immitate the amazing effect of val'anir, each point of mastery must be reforged into haste

yeah, i qq and i like it, downrate me idc.

the way damage and players health scales now the amount of the absorbtion is inferior to haste or crit benefits.
dunno about you guys but i prefer a 1.7-1.9 sec cast dl/hl or continuous infusions of light. Apart from my qqing skils i want to open a discussion about how rly useful this mastery is in a raid or dungeon vs crit/haste.

Dont be shy to reply ;p

Commento di Reach

Does illuminated healing proc on a Beacon of Lighted target?

Since that target isn't being 'directly healed' by the paladin, however beacon is a direct heal, not an AOE.

Commento di 404817

Pls Blizzard give it a Visual effect like Val'anyr !
It Would help keep track if a paladin is using his light of dawn in the right time and other stuff...besides its would be just awesome!

Commento di 806542

Are you serious guys?Worst mastery in cata, simply because at least 40% of your healing is not affected by this "bonus", so this decrease dramatically your healing output. Simple example: tank at 60% health--->heal (tank shielded by mastery)---->tank dodge--->heal again=mastery useless. This can appear as an occasionally event but this is not true, if well examinated in combat log it can make you cry for each point spent in mastery. Intellect--->haste---->crit, always.

Commento di 548002

Diamondtear of Paragon -

"It's terrible, and I avoid mastery like the plague. Making it stack instead of refreshing the shield wouldn't make it cool or especially useful, but it could save it from being totally terrible. I'd like to see a mastery that relates to holy power, maybe generating it."

Source: WoW Insider: The Light and How to Swing It; March 20th 2011

Commento di 764409

What is the best gear for a holy paladin?

I mean stamina intellect spirit.
But what is the headone on the gear and the follow ups

Same for hunter:
What is the headone for a beast mastery?

Stamina or aglity and haste or hitrating?

I cant find it anywere on wowhead.

Anybody knows?

Commento di PalaDinka

I have a question!
Does the shield come trough Beacon of Light?
And if there were a total of 100 your ratings could go (all) how much would be haste how much spirit how much mastery and how much crit?
(like 60 haste 20 mastery 5 spirit and 15 crit)

Commento di peterwemm

As of patch 4.2: "Illuminated Healing (Mastery) has been adjusted slightly so that if a paladin refreshes an existing copy of his or her own Illuminated Healing on a target, the new absorption amount will be added into the old absorption amount and the duration will be reset. The total absorption created can never exceed 1/3 of the casting paladin's health."

Just wow. I don't call that "slightly modified". This is a rolling Val'anyr bubble, except it only works on direct heals.. no LoD or Holy radiance. But still, that is quite a substantial change.

Commento di VindicoSolus

FYI: DO not stack Illuminated Healing and then jump off a cliff. Fall damage is NOT absorbed.

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Illuminated Healing

Illuminated Healing

Your direct healing spells also place an absorb shield on your target for 12% of the amount healed lasting 15 sec. Each point of Mastery increases the absorb amount by an additional 1.50%.

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