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#1 Sep 04 2008 at 2:04 PM Rating: Decent
I'm confused on how seals and judged seals work. Lets use this as an example. I cast seal of light on myself. It says "melee attacks have a chance to heal you". My question about this is; your melee attacks on a target or anyones melee attacks against you?

Next part. Now you judge your mob with seal of light. Is it only your attacks against that mob that have a chance to heal you or anyone who is attacking it can be healed by it?
#2 Sep 04 2008 at 2:07 PM Rating: Decent
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Seal of Light gives your melee attacks a chance to heal you.

Judgment of Light gives all melee attacks on that target a chance to heal the attacker.

Same with Wisdom, except JoW also works with ranged attacks and spells.
#3 Sep 05 2008 at 8:24 AM Rating: Good
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And to add this: Your judgement on the target will expire after 20 seconds UNLESS you refresh it by hitting the target with a melee attack, or have a Ret Paladin using Crusader Strike.
#4 Sep 05 2008 at 7:55 PM Rating: Decent
I've been leveling a pally and just respecce prot at level 50...

From what I just read in your post about JoW and melee attacks and spell attacks ... does that mean I should be judgeing Wisdom on every target while I am AOE grinding? Will my Consecrate damage return mana through the Judgement? I'm just curious cause this might help me out a bit as I am still learning what to do while AOE grinding as Prot Pally... any tips anyone can give me would also be great!
#5 Sep 05 2008 at 11:34 PM Rating: Good
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Concencrate will NOT return mana through Judgement of Wisdom. JoW will; however, return mana whenever you whack the mob so it usually is a good thing to judge.

Edited, Sep 6th 2008 3:31am by Zeromatter
#6 Sep 06 2008 at 11:10 AM Rating: Default
Since we are on seals. Will a faster hitting weapon return more mana or health or just proc a seal more often?
#7 Sep 06 2008 at 3:06 PM Rating: Good
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From wowwiki:

Seal of Light
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# For Seal of Light: The proc rate for the healing done by Seal of Light seems to be based on an average number of procs per minute, rather than a fixed proc rate per strike. Therefore, while under Seal of Light, each attack the paladin makes with a slow weapon has a greater chance for the healing effect to proc than if the paladin were attacking with a fast weapon. The average amount of healing per minute from the Seal of Light buff is therefore independent of weapon speed.
# For Judgement of Light: The proc rate appears to be a fixed chance of around 50% per strike, regardless of the attacker's weapon speed. Therefore, attacking a target that has the Judgement of Light debuff in place with a slow weapon will generate less healing per minute than attacking with a fast weapon.


Seal of Wisdom
There is no such information on the wiki for this Seal, but my guess is that it works the same way? I don't know for sure so if anyone has more info to add I'd be interested as well.

As for the amount healed or mana gained, I believe that it is the same amount on proc whether you have a fast caster weapon or a big, slow 2H weapon. Again, if anyone knows otherwise, please correct me :)

Edited, Sep 6th 2008 4:03pm by Maulgak
#8 Sep 10 2008 at 3:40 PM Rating: Decent
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Ehcks wrote:
Seal of Light gives your melee attacks a chance to heal you.

Judgment of Light gives all melee attacks on that target a chance to heal the attacker.

Same with Wisdom, except JoW also works with ranged attacks and spells.


AND they stack.
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