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Commentaire de frmorrison

This is very useful for PvP, since you attack faster (more burst), less GCD (so you can use your abilities quickly) and some amount of run speed (so you don't get kited as much).

Commentaire de asktgm

Does not seem to affect your speed while mounted.

Commentaire de Rattja

This is the one you will want to use in a pvp situation, where you want to dish out all you got, as fast as you can, and chase them down if they try to run. For pve I would have to say that blood is the thing to use =) And then frost for tank (duh) =p

Commentaire de thundagard

I find this presence great for grinding and levelling - for longer fights, of course, I'd go with Blood Presence, but in short fights being able to disease them really fast, let off my Heart Strikes and finish them with Obliterate - well, it's very GCD heavy, because I'm not really bothering that much with refreshed runes. Oh, and it can be an increase in DPS with Death Coil.

Commentaire de 3465

What most people have failed to realize about this spell is the travel-time between mobs, and killing mobs on a single-rotation gain a lot of benefit from this presence.

.5 seconds off of a 1.5 sec GCD is a 33% increase in damage. (roughly)
15% run speed causing travel-time while walking between mobs to be reduced.
vs 15% from Blood Presence

Unless your doing aoe, every time, all of the time, unholy presence is really nice for those single-target, single-kill scenarios while grinding. If you can kill your target in a single rotation, it's perfect.

This presence also may benefit frost more than other talent builds since frost seems to be "designed" for dual-wielding (I never said it was a good design, but it seems like the higher-up talents are 'made' for it), and frost is based a lot on using runic power and generating lots of runic power and being able to dump it. Unholy presence may allow you to slip in more buttons before you start using runes, instead of runic power again.

Commentaire de vexis58

Unholy Aura does not increase your own movement speed if you are already in Unholy Presence. It merely extends the movement speed benefit of Unholy Presence to your party/raid members, and also, allows you to move at Unholy Presence speed while in a non-Unholy presence.

Commentaire de 321609

Amazing presence for PvP, especially in arenas. Improved move speed helps against those casters who kite you around (Damn Druids), and the .5 seconds off the GCD means you can get a lot more attacks on a target just before they get out of range.

Commentaire de 206242

I recently went back to play my DK and noticed the different wording. It used to say that the movement speed buff did not stack with other similar effects (I'm speaking of the increased "movement speed by 15%"). Now it no longer mentions this.

Has this changed? Do similar effects (such as the enchant Tuskar's Vitality) stack with this buff now?

Edit: I was just in Forge of Souls, we wiped once at last boss and as we came back in a hunter in the group used Aspect of the Pack. I noticed that when the Hunter was near me and I was in reach of the Pack aura, I *DID* move faster. It was funny because I would speed up to the point of moving ahead of the aura's reach, then I'd slow down until the aura caught up to me then I'd speed back up, run ahead of the aura's reach and slow back down.

This, to me, proves that yes, the speed increasing effect of Unholy Presence and Improved Unholy Presence does stack with other movement increasing effects. I'll be getting speed enchant for boots to help catch strays while tanking.

Commentaire de 627671

For the people talking about GCD And not having Rune's Up, This will make your 4p (Tier10) DPS Set bonus Proc alot more and more uptime for more % of damage.

Commentaire de Meldoron

I tried frost presence (the new blood for cata) and unholy presence in an unholy spec and noticed a dps increase using unholy presence since there is no time that i don't have some ability to use.

I did this test with just a premade dk w/o gems glyphs, or enchants, so it may vary a bit, but i wanted to just test a basic setup.

Commentaire de RickWolford

Unholy Presence is allot better in Cataclysm.
But even in WotLK, it was always good for brust DPS
In WotLK my DPS was duel spec-ed and both were unholy.
I had a single target and AoE DPS build and it worked amazingly
Normal Mobs I was in my AoE DPS spec and was always in Unholy Presence
But when fighting bosses I went Single Target DPS and switched to Blood Presence
All that aside, Unholy has always been burst DPS and isn't meant for boss fights
PvP, soloing, and normal mobs, go Unholy. Boss fights, go Frost.

Commentaire de rodalpho

DKs have a 1.0 sec GCD baseline as of the 5.0.1 patch. This applies to all three presences. Unholy Presence was not nerfed.

Commentaire de Turicum

Removed in 7.0.3

Commentaire de Skullhawk13

Most of the comments on this page are about what this spell ID used to be, namely Unholy presence. Back in the days when stances were a thing, Death knights had presences as their version. One was a tanking one, one was general dps, and the last one Unholy was plus haste and plus movement speed. For a time the movement speed bonus had been baked into a passive for unholy death knights, but eventually it was entirely removed, and unholy no longer had any mobility advantages over it's fellow death knights.

The current ability is the all spec death's advance. It's not the most speedy of sprint-style effects, but the true bonus is that snares are largely ineffectual against you. Where as some of the strongest snares in the game can bring your speed down to 30 or lower, even the worst snare will never bring you below 70%, or 100% while this is active. The active ability also makes you unable to be forced to move, as much like the name suggests, you are as hard to stop as the advance of death itself. Combined with your death grip, and while it's true other people might be faster than you, you'll still make your way to them at a steady pace, like a terminator.

Formerly this was in fact the talent, with Wraithwalk being baseline but they switched it around. Death knights can combine both talents to be mobile but keep in mind they aren't ever going to be a prime mobile class as part of their fantasy.

Commentaire de sp00n82

Despite the effect here states that it grants immunity vs roots ("Apply Aura: Add Creature Immunity (?) (Asleep, Charmed, Disarmed, Disoriented, Distracted, Snared, Fleeing, Rooted, Silenced)"), it does not work against Nalthor le Lieur-de-Givre's Étau du froid. Marche spectrale on the other hand does work against it.

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Avancée de la mort

Avancée de la mort

Instantanée	45 s de recharge

1 Charges

Pendant 10 sec, la vitesse de déplacement est augmentée de 35% et ne peut être réduite sous 100% de la normale. Vous êtes insensible aux effets affectant le déplacement et aux repoussements.

Passif : la vitesse de déplacement ne peut être réduite sous 70% de la normale.

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Avancée de la mort

La vitesse de déplacement est augmentée de 35% et ne peut chuter en dessous de 100% de la normale. Insensible aux effets affectant le déplacement et aux repoussements.
10 secondes restantes

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n/d

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n/d

Catégorie GCD

n/d

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0 mètres (Soi-même)

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Instantanée

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1 seconde

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0 secondes

Effet #1

Apply Aura: [Increase Run Speed %]
Valeur : 35%
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

Effet #2

Apply Aura: [Mod Minimum Speed %]
Valeur : 100%
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

Effet #3

Apply Aura: [Add Creature Immunity (?)] (Endormi, Charmé, Désarmé, Désorienté, Distrait, Piéger, En fuite, Immobilisé, Réduit au silence)
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

Effet #4

Apply Aura: [Mod Resist Forced Movement %]
Valeur : -100%
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

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