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Anyone else notice that you don't lose all your mana when you LoH?

Bug?

You mean they intend to keep it?

I really like it. Getting full health and no mana is often enough to get you out of trouble, but Getting both the health and mana is a huge improvement. It's will have actually use in groups.

As a tank - it's actually going to be a legit tool. Before - without mana, you just couldn't tank anymore...

It wouldn't even matter if it did drain your mana. The new BoSanc means you'd get it all back in about thirty seconds.

Also note that, per everything I've heard and the tooltip itself, the target isn't healed up to /her/ full health (which can be easily over 20k, even at 70), but by your maximum health (not likely much over 10k at 70).

Basically, it's intended that we actively use our LoH cooldowns now - rather than a disaster aversion talent that gets hoarded because of the risk of being trapped between cooldowns, it (especially glyphed) will help ease a tough situation back a notch, hopefully before you are even considering if a wipe is imminent.

I expect they also considered that the very lack of a panic button will help Blizzard implement their vision of a day when paladins have a solid, varied toolkit that promotes filling the role of the strongest single-target healer without facerolling.

Now we can just pray that they don't ***** it up.

I can see that beacon of light being somewhat fun to play with, but it on yourself, and continue to heal the tank, would be fun cause you would be healing yourself, and the tank with no added mana cost. Very fun. Most for aoe fights, such as the boss in ZA , the cat boss, I can`t remember his name, its the one where you get ambushed by thoses stealthed groups of cats. Either way, it would be a fun thing to play with.

Really? I couldn't imagine skipping Benediction. With the usage of Holy Shock, and the potential insta-FoL from IoL. I went 51/5/5.

Oh, and 10% less mana cost to LoH....woot!!!...oh wait

Edited, Oct 21st 2008 3:29pm by YJMark