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Comment by 410715

As you may have seen from the non-heroic version, this is most likely a tribute to Rand al'Thor, the main character from Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series (which is awesome BTW, take a read; the first book is named The Eye of the World). RJ died before he could finish the series, but the final book (which is now going to be split into three books due to length) is being finished by Brandon Sanderson, who's doing a great job of it so far.

As you may ALSO have seen from the non-heroic version, the proc on this thing is insane.

Comment by 502471

I know this is meant to be for healers, but i wonder if vampiric embrace would proc this effect.

Comment by 151162

But Rand Al'Thor doesn't need an abacus! He is too awesome for such things.

Comment by 533494

anyone know if it procs from warlock's fel synergy?

Comment by 187308

This trinket has a terrible proc rate, and rarely yields more then 1-2% effective healing from druids. While I mention specifically the output from druids, its key to note that they are one of the few classes who literally blanket 25man raids with spells. If a druids effective healing from this is 1-2% there are far better choices out there. I'd recommend choosing a regen/mp5 trinket like Solace or Purified Lunar Dust then hoping the random 8k proc will contribute anything meaningful.

I pause, however, because if your mana is already managed well .... the 201 spellpower is definetly not something to scoff at.

Comment by Nightseer

Tested this trinket in Icecrown Citadel (10 player).

I played a Restoration Druid and this is what I concluded:

The crit chance of the healing proc appears to be tied to the crit chance displayed in the character screen.
The healing effect appears to scale with Spell Power, although, not by a lot. I did up to 14,000 crits with it, with around 3800 Spell Power and +6% healing received aura from Tree of Life.
It appears that the effect is smart-healing, meaning it automatically picks targets with low health (like e.i. Chain Heal, Circle of Healing and Wild Growth). I did 14% over-healing with this trinket.
The trinket was responsible for 0.6% of my total healing done over 6 hours of raiding.

In my oppinion the proc is nice-to-have, and nothing more.

I will test the trinket in ICC25 sunday and return with more information.

You may want to read mccarlson's comment written from experimentation with the normal version of this trinket: https://www.wowhead.com/wotlk/item=50359#comments

Comment by Djongov

it goes from 2.5-5% of my healing , holy pala with 3197 spell power ub. Im guessing its more of a paladin trinket, works fine for me.

Comment by 182057

do the heroic and non heroic share the same proc cd?

Comment by 558889

the heroic version and normal do not stack... it sucks that they dont.

Comment by carela

The proc is affected by MS effects and does a respectable 7-8% of healing for my druid in pvp (5v5s, 3s and bgs), where you're unlikely to be blanketing 15+ people with hots. It will heal people who are out of line of sight and need attention, etc, but it's not something to be reliably counted on to save a low HP teammate.

Comment by Adelorna

The internal cooldown on the proc, like a lot of other trinkets, is 45 seconds.
The heal is a smart heal.
For all practical purposes, it's a free instant Nourish/Flash of Light/Flash Heal/Lesser Healing Wave every 45 seconds.

~~This is, currently, the trinket that offers the highest throughput for healers.~~
Edit: With the advent of Ruby Sanctum, heroic Glowing Twilight Scale has become the trinket that offers the highest throughput for healers.

Comment by 541872

This trinket, in my opinion, is best in slot for a resto druid. with the 4 set T10 bonus, that's 2 smart heals, although the proc on 4set is only 2%, together they are amazing. Unless they somehow share an ICD, which I doubt.

>Also, it would be a sad sad day a dps got this over a heal, considering how many times I lost it to other healers. :(

Comment by 586015

The proc is indeed affected by MS effects...however, it is NOT affected by the divine plea healing reduction that paladins get while it is active :) found this out today when i had divine plea up and my FoL hot rolling, and it proced for a 12k heal.

Comment by Draewind

What is the healing spell called? I know Trauma is "Fountain of Light". Does anyone know the name of this spell or its ID?

Comment by 125795

Althor's Abacus did 2.5%(165hps) during my festergut fight, and only did 18% overheal, making it an effective 135hps. The trinket gives a smartheal(like Wild Growth). Outside of a raid I only have 19% crit(druid), raid buffed I'm unsure, but this trinket critted 29% druing a 6min fight. My total heal during the fight was 8145hps, but we still wiped on the enraged timer with 3-4 people dying during the fight. :P

Comment by 60430

This is currently the item in game that has the highest spellpower, before gems/enchants are taken into account.

Comment by pirinal

Any one seen this proc from fel armour? It ticks constantly and a 200 sp trinket to use as a lock isn't too bad as a placeholder...

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Althor's Abacus

	Phase 4

Heroic
Item Level 277
Binds when picked up
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Requires Level 80
Equip: Increases spell power by 201.
Equip: Each time your spells heal a target you have a chance to cause another nearby friendly target to be instantly healed for 6280 to 7298. (Proc chance: 30%, 45s cooldown)

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