How much does Death Strike heal for?

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Post by Aris

I found this thread, while searching for an answer, but now i'm more confused. I was also thinking it would be a percent, 1%, per disease on the target.

Where does Runic Power come into the picture? The Glyph simply adds 2% extra damage to Death Strike. Has the glyph been changed lately?

Also, sometimes the Death Strike heals me for a very small amount. At other times, it's a quite substantial amount. I always have my diseases active, all 3.

i'm pretty sure its somewhere near 100% per disease. Its way more than 1% per disease. I'm not even spec'd into DS or glyphed, and a 1.5k crit healed me for over 3k damage when out solo'ing crap.

The DS glyph is changing, so it adds 2% per 2 runic power. Though it seems it recently got changed again so that it has a max of 25%. Its still only on the PTR and not live afterall. Nothing on PTR is set in stone until it goes live.

Base DS damage also is increased on the PTR, to 75% weapon damage +222. So with the glyph and at least 26 runic power your doing 100% weapon damage.

Lastly, their adding a talent deep in the blood tree that increases death strike by 30% and its chance to crit by 6%. So with the talent, and the change to the ability, and the glyph, your looking at around 130% weapon damage +222. Then you get 100% health returned per disease. Yea, its a crap load of health.

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I actually applaud the person that necro'dthis post. It shows that he searched the forum for an aswer to his question.

At the time, this is the fatal flaw with people complaining about those not searching. Posts get necrod where half the information is no longer relevant.

Had a new topic been created, I wouldn't have read through all of that uselss information and wasted a small chunk of time. Then again, I suppose I should just always look at post dates..