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Comentário de 8888_

Consercration is the only Paladin Area of Effect spell, other than some strictly undead only ones. This helps with, in PVP, keeping those nasty rogues from ambushing you!

Comentário de 8903

This spell will be used later on in instances. WIth bosses like gluth and vankriss I beleive it is in aq40. The paladins kite mobs along with righteous fury.

Comentário de 8271

From my experience from being a Holy Paladin, this isn't really worth it. It does do aoe damage but it is only good when your level 60 and you are running your friend threw VC, WC, SFK, Stocks, ect to take down the low levels easily. It is now replaced because of the last patch.
I hope my information helped you.

Comentário de 9156

Since this spell as of Patch 2.0.1 is trainable at level 20 and no longer requires a taent point it should be obtained and used by all paladins. Its the only AoE(Area of Effect) spell that damages all types of enemies not just undead. It also along with righteous defense is a great tanking ability when paired with righteous fury.

In PvP it doesnt fare so well the spell does a very weak amount of damage to your enemies at a high mana cost. Not even in close encounters with multiple members of the opposite faction is using this talent recomended by most paladins.

In PvE this is a great Tanking talent when combined with Righteous fury. However it is an extreme mana burner and most Tankadins prefer righteous defense as of patch 2.0.1 as their prefered tanking talent over Consecration/Righteous Fury.

Comentário de 64664

Unlike some other aoe spells, this spell doesnt get you into pvp if a flagged person is nearby. So just spam away if you wish to.

Comentário de 332539

Great for running instances just pull and let the AoE do its job

Comentário de xgru

k Tanking kinda sucks now... 30-36 sec cool down instead of 8-6 sec depending on glyph... sad it got nerfed

Comentário de 310265

So...what is the point of even using this ability anymore if it still does the same amount of marginal damage/threat, costs a chunk of mana, and has a 30 seconds cooldown?

Comentário de Elorivan

Nerfing this didn't hurt tanking at all. It's very possible to hold AoE aggro without using this - I regularly go through entire dungeons without consecrating, and the only times I've ever had threat issues is when RF isn't on. 4.0 brings a big change for Prot pallies - learn your new "rotation" and you should be fine.

Comentário de shipwrecksos

After Patch 4.0.1 went live I decided to tank a couple heroics to get a feel for the new mechanics (in full ilvl 264 gear and T10 2pc bonus). After failing miserably on AOE threat and having to spam Righeous Defense as a core part of my new rotation just to keep agro off of everyone else in my group (who were all in much lower level gear), I logged out of the game and cursed Blizzard as I cried myself to sleep in the fetal position...

Then the next day I thought..., maybe, just MAYBE I'm missing something very basic here. Turns out, I was (it pays to do a little research/practice). Here are some CRITICALLY IMPORTANT, yet easy to miss changes that you may not have caught yet which will play in to the new Consecration/AOE threat (read the tooltips closely as i explain the significance):

-Holy Wrath: This spell has undergone changes that are just as extreme as Consecration. Before the patch it had a 30 second cooldown (glyphed down to 15 seconds) and only affected undead targets. Now it natively has a 15 second cooldown, and affects ALL TARGETS (yes, any target in the game) and can be glyphed to stun/interrupt elementals and dragonkin in addition to undead and demons. Simply put, this alone nearly fills the AOE threat gap for Consecration and should be used on cooldown during every single trash mob you tank.

- Avenger's Shield / Grand Crusader: Avenger's Shield has now been buffed tremendously. Before the patch, it was on a 30 second cooldown and costed a ton of mana which made it only practical as a pulling tool or "oh crap, get over here!" crowd controller. Now it costs almost no mana at all, does more damage, and has only a 15 second cooldown (currently via talents; baseline in cataclysm) with a 20% chance to be INSTANTLY RESET each time you use Hammer of the Righteous or Crusader Strike. This means that if you open up with Avenger's Shield, followed by HOTR, it is possible to launch two Avenger's Shields within less than 5 seconds! Grand Crusader also has no internal cooldown, so with all the HOTR and Crusader Strikes you will be casting, this will generally proc multiple times in every fight. Add in the fact that it automatically silences (and dazes if glyphed) any mob it touches, and it becomes a core part of your rotation that can and should be used on cooldown every chance you get.

- Consecration / Hallowed Ground: This has probably undergone the most extreme change out of all tankadin abilities. Before the patch, Consecration lasted 8 seconds and had an 8 second cooldown, which meant that it was part of our core rotation with 100% uptime. It costed a ton of mana, but our Divine Plea (also nerfed hard) had 100% uptime, so it wasn't a problem. Now it does the same amount of damage with a whopping 30 SECOND COOLDOWN and no more constant Divine Plea (and all Tankadins said in unison, WTH BLIZZ!). However, the new Hallowed Ground talent makes this spell dirt cheap manawise and increases it's potency. Instead of having 100% uptime, it lasts only 33% as long, but does 40% more damage. If used as an opener on each trash mob this makes it much easier to gain initial crowd control due to it's high levels of threat generation through Righteous Fury. When used in conjunction with the huge buffs to Holy Wrath and Avenger's Shield your mobs will stick to you like glue even through the most powerful mage's blizzard or druid's hurricane.

I hope these tidbits have helped clear the air on what Blizzard was trying to do in this patch. I urge everyone to play around with these talents and abilities, and I assure you, you WILL be able to find a spec/rotation that is just as much if not MORE powerful than what you had before the patch.

Good luck everyone! (Oh and rate me up if this was helpful, it took a while to type up and my fingers are tired : )

Comentário de Jrubzjeknf

Great for catching rogues, not so great for anything else, unless you're a Prot Paladin.

Comentário de 51364

Actual scaling at level 85 is 27% of AP and SP, not 32% as suggested.

Comentário de Eninia

Legion Animation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbKpb9-iLEo

Comentário de SonderousSundry

Something very cool that Tankadins will be able to do once we get our Artifact in Legion is STACK Consecration. Yes, that's right! For a few seconds, you'll be able to have two Consecrations ticking at the same time thanks to the "Consecration in Flame" Artifact trait of Truthguard, which can be maxed out to 3/3 of ranks.

Remember to get into the mindset whilst tanking that just because you can already see your Consecration on the ground, doesn't mean that you can't cast another one on cooldown for double the AoE every so often!

Disclaimer: According to beta testers, the effect of Consecration improving several abilities (Like Shield of the Righteous) whilst standing in its radius DOES NOT STACK. If this changes, I'll edit this post.

Comentário de ArabornGS

I just dont get the mathematical fomula at all. but lets see if we can figure it out together.

Consecrates the land beneath you, causing Holy damage over 12 sec to enemies who enter the area.
My ingame tooltip tells me: Consecrates the land beneath you, causing Holy damage over 12 sec to enemies who enter the area.

So i have 294 strength as a level 45 paladin. without buffs.

Secondary stats:43,72
Mastery at 32,2%
Vers 11,52%

5% of 294 strength is 14,7

(14,7 Strength *9) * (Secondary stats 1,4372) = 190.14

That must be close enorgh,

I dont understand why haste wouldnt have anything to do with this spell at all.

please speak up if my calculation is wrong or you have another idea how to calculate the damage.

Regards

Colfix

Comentário de taxi

if you are looking for Consecration now it is linked to blade of justice as a passive...edit prot and holy still have a button,not a clue why

Comentário de grigorigo

Why did they have to @#$% this up ? I mean it was working the way it was, you could chose either this or that, now you can only use it with blade of justice ? rip shutting off rogues and druids. terrible change blizz....

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Consagra a terra sob seus pés, causando [Cruzada Ardente: [(([5% of Attack Power]) * ceil12) * 1.05] de dano Radiante / [(([5% of Attack Power]) * ceil12) * 1.05] de dano Sagrado] ao longo de 12 s aos inimigos que entrarem na área [Solo Consagrado: e reduzindo em 50% a velocidade de movimento deles / .] Limite de 1.

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n/d

Tipo de dissipação

n/d

Categoria GCD

Normal

Custo

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Alcance

0 metros (Self)

Tempo de lançamento

Instantâneo

Recarga

9 segundos

GCD

1.5 segundos

Efeito nº1

Apply Aura: Periodic Dummy
Intervalo:1 segundo
Multiplicador de JvJ: 1

Efeito nº2

Create Area Trigger (4488)
Valor:1
Multiplicador de JvJ: 1

Efeito nº3

Summon (Consagração)
Multiplicador de JvJ: 1

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[Spell Haste Affects Periodic]
[Always Show Ground Texture]
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[Bypass Visibility Check]
[No Summon Log]
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[Allow Class Ability Procs]

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