Shamarah2005-12-24 15:04:30
QUOTE(Sylphas @ Dec 24 2005, 08:22 AM)
I can't speak for mages, but for druids at least, if your demesne isn't timed, it's not really doing anything. Even stacked, you can cure it off in one round easily. If we had stun, it might be a different story, but we get paralysis instead.
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It's the same for mages.
Soll2005-12-24 15:24:51
I disagree with Sylphas, partially. We need paralysis to aid the giving of sap. A Druid should use sap just before paralysis hits, so that before he can cleanse he has to focus within sap. This means that the sap will stick for a minimum of three seconds on the most apt combatant. (One wait focus, two focus, on the second before unparalysis, you cleanse.) With stun, you could just send cleanse straight away, and the stun would wear off in the one second delay, which would mean sap would stick for a minimum of 1 second.
