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Kommentar von loler

Decent? This is the best resto glyph so far. Well, at least tied with Glyph of Swiftmend.

Kommentar von blix797

Really, this is the best glyph you can get. When I ding 80, i'll have this, Glyph of Swiftmend, and Glyph of Lifebloom.

Kommentar von Nulgar

too bad they nerf downranking, else you could toss a rank 1 regrowth while there's normal damage, and then pop the target to full when there's a lot of incoming damage.

Kommentar von 146485

Does this mean that the BURST healing from regrowth is increased 20% or the burst and the hot?

Kommentar von Janettie

My restoration glyphs would be..

Regrowth, lifebloom, swiftmend.

All of these happen to use ink of the sea... *sigh*

Two more weeks..

Edit: This comment stopped being being up to date a long time ago. I made this comment because these glyphs could not be made without ink of the sea, and this was two weeks before Cataclysm. Why this has received so many downvotes is beyond me.

Let me elaborate. Before WotLK, this was during the end of TBC when inscription first surfaced. The pre-WotLK patch with all of the content everyone would recieve. Everyone had their best glyphs. Many players had to go without their best glyphs because they required ink of the sea, which would not be obtainable until WotLK. All 3 of restoration's best glyphs required ink of the sea.

Do you understand now why I made this comment?

If you want to delete this for being out of date, feel free, but please stop downvoting accurate, yet outdated information. This goes for all old comments like this.

Kommentar von 35804

Confirmed, this glyph is learned through NIR.
http://www.elsprofessions.com/inscription/major_research.html

Kommentar von 253228

Regrowth spam is still miles ahead of nourish for HPS, even if you have 4 piece T7. It costs a little bit more mana, but if you're gearing properly for regen, it really shouldn't be an issue. I have yet to encounter any fight where I am even close to going oom. This makes 'efficiency' a non-argument where mana is concerned. Probably the most intensive healing fights I've encountered are Razuvius (healing the adds), Patchwerk, and Malygos.

Kommentar von razzem

And is it static, or if Regrowth crits, does the crit heal for 20% more as well?

By Trokair 13 hr 8 min ago

I'm not sure about the HoT portion, though I can confirm it does work for the initial burst.

And it does seem to be applied to crits for the burst portion as well. (Not sure on that, just seems that way.)

For the burst portion:

W/O regrowth on the target I'm getting: 3.5-5k non crits and 5-7k crits.

With Regrowth on the target: 4.5-6k non crits and a max (that I've noticed) of a 9k plus crit.

Kommentar von solieus

This link is a more accurate talent build:

https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/talent#0VG0uZZf0IuruxVuAIsoo:kdam0z

Kommentar von 457816

I don't think you're correct. Let's look at the spells.

Regrowth, 29% of base mana, 2 sec cast
Heals a friendly target for 2234 to 2494 and another 2345 over 21 sec.

Nourish, 18% of base mana, 1.5 sec cast
Heals a friendly target for 1883 to 2187. Heals for an additional 20% if you have a Rejuvenation, Regrowth, Lifebloom, or Wild Growth effect active on the target.

So, having a HoT up, Nourish heals: 2259.6 to 2624.4, without Glyph. Plus the Glyph of Nourish: 2372.58 to 2755.62, every cast with just one HoT.

Regrowth with Glyph of Regrowth: 2680.8 to 2992.8.

However, if you are spamming Regrowth, Regrowth's HoT doesn't tick at all. It ticks every three seconds. Regrowth takes two seconds to cast, so it always gets refreshed before it can do anything. Therefore, doing a Nourish spam following a Regrowth allows for another 335 healing every three seconds.

Then, consider over six seconds, if you start with a Regrowth on the target.
Four Nourishs with Nourish Glyph: 9490.32 minimum, plus two regrowth ticks of 335 each. 10160.32 minimum.
Three Regrowths with Regrowth glyph: 8042.4, minimum. 8978.4 maximum.

Additionally, Nourish has talents to increase its bonus spellpower by 20%. Regrowth doesn't have any talents to buff it that it doesn't share with Nourish, to my knowledge. Nourish also has extra talents to reduce its mana cost, and has a base mana cost of 72% over four casts, as opposed to Regrowth's 87% over three casts.

Kommentar von 544093

Just gonna toss out that I absolutely love this glyph. I constantly keep Regrowth up anyway, along with the other 3 hot's (Rejuv, LB, WG) just because I like having them up. First char was a Lock, so I love stacking anything "oT." +20% on both the burst /and/ the DoT gives you a NOTICEABLE increase in HpS. I think after Glyph of Swiftmend and Glyph of rejuv (the one that gives you 50 < 50), this is the perfect round out to the glyphs. I love it.

Kommentar von gtadem

Except that this is a topic for the Glyph of Regrowth, not the comparison of Regrowth vs Nourish.

I always use Glyph of Regrowth. I'm glad to see it effects the initial and the HOT. My question is: Does Swiftmend reflect the +20% healing when used on a target that has a second casting of Regrowth on it with Glyph of Regrowth?

Kommentar von defektunge

2) Empowered Rejuvenation increases hot portion by 20%

This is wrong. Empowered Rejuvenation increases the bonus healing Regrowth gets by 20% of that bonus. It doesn't mean that Regrowth heals for 20% more, nor does it mean that Regrowth gets an extra 20% of your spell power added. It's a good talent, but it's not quite that good.

(See here for the details.)

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