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Welcome to Warhammer Online’s August newsletter! With WAR’s One-Year Anniversary right around the corner in September, we’ve got some exciting things in store, including the Wild Hunt live event and it’s Event Exclusive Dungeon. We’ve also annouced the WAR on the Mac (beta information below!) Read on For everything we have in store for WAR’s One-Year Anniversary. As a special treat this month, we’re also unveiling two New WAR symbols, by renown fantasy and sci-fi artist Paul Bonner. Destruction Order Read on for details of these stories and more as the battle rages on in Issue 46 of the WAR newsletter! In This Newsletter… WAR: One-Year Anniversary Celebration! Update 1.3.1 is Here – City Invasion! Podcast – Patch 1.3.1: City Invasion! Live Event: The Wild Hunt – Exclusive Dungeon! Podcast – Wild Hunt WAR on MAC Try Warhammer Online Free of Charge for 10 Whole Days! All the monthly WAR goodness that you know and love!

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Have you ever hunted for an elusive drop only to spend countless hours in battles with little results? How about waited for monsters to re-spawn in remote locations? How about the hours it takes to repeatedly run dungeons looking for drops? Or, trying to find the perfect group with the perfect drop level for an item?

If you have answered yes to any of these questions I have a solution for you. The solution is to capture the fight!

Capture a fight! Here is how: First you must have the spell, Soul Capture. Once you have the spell you can buy soul stones to fill.

Where do you get the spell? Well, since this is not a spell you can purchase, you have to earn it by completing Bulb Cave dungeon. After defeating the last room you can talk to Bulbig and he will give you the spell.

Bulb Cave Dungeon

This dungeon has a rating of medium and can be a little tricky in room four where there are only two starting spots and high neutral resistant monsters. Another annoyance in this room is the disappearing grass snakes, always nice to have someone who can locate them on your team or enough health points to out wait their dissimilation spell.

Room five is a puzzle room. You will need to make sure your main group has gathered as one prior to opening the gate. To complete the puzzle, one person will need to move into the light at which time they will appear on the next screen. Once in the centre of the moot, the rest of the team needs to use the regular exit. When you see the team arrive, step on the trigger to open the gates and run like a bugger to get back before the gates close. While you are running, your team can start the fight, holding it open until you join in.

Okay you have finished the dungeon and learned your new spell, so what’s next?

Like any spell, you have the option of raising its level to a maximum of six. Your spell will need slight leveling by using a few of your spell points (try to have one spell point set aside). At level one you have a single turn after cast to deliver the fatal blow to the last monster. It is recommended to level the spell to at least level two. This way you are safe if you have a critical failure or the monster decides to run. At level two you will have two turns to deal the fatal blow.

Soul Stones

There is a large variety of stones you can purchase to use. These stones will vary according to maximum mob level and reliability.

Here are the types and sizes:

You get what you pay for in terms of reliability of the stones and prices may vary depending on the server you are playing on. Soul stones can be purchased at either the Bontarian or Brakmarian arenas and used at the same locations.

Each stone category has six sub categories or sizes. The size determines the maximum monster level the stone can hold. For example, if the biggest monster in the group you are fighting is level 180 you will need to use a stone with a minimum level of 200.

Perfect stones differ slightly in the levels:

The Perfect stones are part of the Eternal Harvest Quest. You can start the quest by talking to Otomai’s assistant (more on this another time). The size of the stones he gives you will depend on the monsters he wants you to collect.

Now you have purchased a stone or two, caught a few monsters, now what?

Enter the arena to one of four fight areas. Each map has its pros and cons depending on what you are fighting. The most popular screens seem to be top left closely followed by top right. Be aware that these areas can get fairly laggy.

To use the stone you can either double click on it from your backpack, click on it then click use or double click on it from you items menu on the lower left of your screen (if you have previously placed it there of course).

A few things to remember:

Arenas are located in aligned cities. If a member of your hunting party is not neutral or aligned with the city you intend to fight the soul at, he or she may have difficulty getting to the arena. Even with their characters’ wings down the city guards will aggro and tend to have a huge aggression range. If they dare venture into the city with their characters’ wings up the potential for aggression rises and if they lose the fight will wind up in the city jail cells… Be wary.

Lock your fight. There tends to be a large number of players who will hang out in the arenas jumping fights. If they jump your fight and you allow them to stay, they will not only get a portion of the fight experience points, but also a share in the fight drops. This would suck if you were looking for an elusive drop item, such as the ever coveted Gelano, and the person to win the drop was an uninvited guest. All of your hard work would have been for someone else’s benefit. Yes, there are a few honest players who would begrudgingly give you the drop but unfortunately there are those who would not, so be safe.

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Priests are a versatile class. Other classes tend to have one area of healing excellence; priests can do well in almost any role. Holy specced priests will do best as area-of-effect healers; while Discipline specced priests excel as single target healers. As a general rule, holy priests will be assigned to raid heals and a discipline priest will be healing the tank or off-tank.

With dual specs now available, some healing priests will go with a dual spec of discipline and holy and will switch depending on the needs of the raid and the demands of the fight. Still, a shadow spec can make farming faster and easier and many priests will pick one healing specialization and take shadow as their second spec.

Talent Specs

There is no one cookie cutter spec for either the Holy or the Discipline priest and you will need to play around to determine what spec best suits your healing style. There are a few mandatory talents: All priests will put 14 points into the Discipline tree to get the Meditation talent. It gives you mana and without mana, you’re not healing. Most Holy priests will want Spirit of Redemption, Serendipity, Circle of Healing and at least one point in Holy Reach. Even if you only die on the rare occasion, Spirit of Redemption gives a very nice buff to your Spirit and is well worth the one talent point. You went holy to be a raid healer, so you’ll want Circle of Healing, and Holy Reach increases the range of that spell and Prayer of Healing. Serendipity is a tool to increase your haste for GH and PoH. Many fights are quite predictable and, if you have Serenity procced and ready to go, can make your Prayer of Healing spell a fast cast spell when massive raid damage hits.

Allocate your talents as best suits your personal style. If you cast Renew often, you’ll definitely want Improved Renew and Empowered Renew. If you seldom cast Renew, spend your talent points elsewhere. If you’re a Holy priest who won’t be using Power Word: Shield often, do not spend points on Body and Soul.

The big bread and butter spells for Discipline priests are Power Word: Shield and Penance. Power Word Shield mitigates incoming damage and is a fast cast spell, so Improved PW: Shield is a given. Penance is a powerhouse healing spell. Couple this talent with Aspiration, which reduces your Penance cool down. These two talents, together with Glyph of Penance, makes Penance an extremely powerful spell and the Discipline priest who wields it a powerful single target healer. Even with the nerf scheduled for 3.2, every Discipline priest will want this spell in his or her arsenal. Other talents the Discipline priest will find very attractive are Divine Aegis, Borrowed Time, Grace, Pain Suppression and Rapture.

The other primary spells you will use as a Discipline priest are Prayer of Mending and Flash Heal. You’ll be pre-stacking PW: S and PoM on the tank every chance you get. You can use these two spells, along with Prayer of Healing to help out when a large amount of raid damage comes in as well.

Glyphs

Attractive Minor Glyphs are Glyph of Shadowfiend (restores mana if your shadowfiend dies early) and Glyph of Levitate (goodbye light feathers). Most will choose either the Glyph of Fortitude or Fading for their final Minor Glyph.

For Major Glyphs, popular glyphs for Holy priests are Glyph of Flash Heal, Glyph of Renew, Glyph of Circle of Healing, Glyph of Prayer of Healing and Glyph of Guardian Spirit. Which three to choose will reflect on your healing style. For Discipline priests, Glyph of Flash Heal is also popular, along with the Glyph of Penance and Glyph of Power Word: Shield.

Spells

For a Holy priest, your main spells are Circle of Healing, Flash Heal, Prayer of Healing and Prayer of Mending. Remember that your Serendipity talent will speed up your Prayer of Healing Spell and have a three stack whenever you anticipate incoming raid damage. Also, don’t forget Hymn of Hope when mana gets low and Divine Hymn to deal with widespread raid damage.

For a Discipline priest, your primary spells are Flash Heal, Penance, Power Word: Shield and Prayer of Mending. Discipline even has a powerful AoE heal in Prayer of Healing. While not as powerful or fast as that of a Holy priest, it can still be valuable when raid-wide damage puts many in the danger zone.

Anticipation: Proactive and Reactive Healing

What separates the good healer from the great healer is being able to anticipate incoming damage and heal proactively. Many of the fights in Uldaur have predictable incoming damage. Learn the fights and have Serendipity 3 stacked ready to cast a hasted PoH when the Deconstructor throws Tympanic Tantrum or Kologarn casts Shockwave. Have the Renews ticking for Heat Wave in phase 2 on Mimiron and have PoM sitting there ready to start jumping. A Discipline priest will use Shield preemptively to mitigate incoming damage. Also know your fellow raiders. Are their members in your raid who are likely to steal aggro? Is the raid about the break a sheep? You might want to cast a PW: S on the mage who cast it. Tanks are good at grabbing aggro, but are not fail proof and mages are very squishy. Any healer can react to healing that is already done. The great healer anticipates incoming damage and starts to cast spells proactively.

Valuable Stats

What stats should you look for in gear? Intellect is probably your most valuable statistic for both Holy and Discipline. Crit is also important for both specs as is Spellpower. While the value of Spirit has decreased, it is still quite valuable to the Holy priest and of middling value to the Discipline priest. Stamina is also a valuable stat, but this statistic should grow at acceptable levels as your gear improves without any special focus. As a general rule, Spirit is a more valuable stat for the Holy priest than Mana per five, as it gives a boost to Spellpower as well as to mana regen.

Haste is more important for Holy priests. Elitist Jerks recommend that a Holy priest stack Haste up to 12 to 14%. Haste is less valuable to the Discipline priest and should not be stacked above 11%.

Enchants

When you come to raid make sure your gear is enhanced with the proper enchants. For your helm, you will want to be Revered with the Kirin Tor to get the Arcanum of Burning Mysteries enchant or with the Wyrmrest Accord for the Arcanum of Blissful Mending. For your cloak, Enchant Cloak: Greater Speed (+23 Haste). If you are a tailor, the Darkglow or Lightweave Embroideries are additional options.

Enchant Chest: Powerful Stats gives +10 to all stats. The choices for bracers are Enchant Bracer: Superior Spellpower (+30) or Exceptional Intelligence (+16). The best enchant for gloves is Enchant Gloves: Exceptional Spellpower (+28).

A tailor can make Brilliant Spellthread or Sapphire Spellthread, which can be used to enhance pants. Good enchants for boots are Enchant Boots: Tuskarr’s Vitality (adds +15 Stamina and minor movement speed) or Greater Spirit (+18).

For a one-handed weapon, the best enchant is Enchant Weapon: Mighty Spellpower (+63). For a stave, use Enchant Staff: Greater Spellpower (+81).

Gems

How you gem your gear depends on your needs and will change as your gear changes. The values to look for are Crit, Haste, Intellect, Spellpower and Spirit. Spellpower and Crit are always valuable, but at times you may with to boost your Haste to keep it in the recommended 12-14% range for a Holy Priest. There are also new epic Stormjewels, which give the highest pure stat boost. You’ll probably want to save this for that special Best-in-Slot item, as these are rare and therefore quite expensive. You’ll most likely be using the Insightful Earthsiege Diamond as the metagem for your helm.

Consumables

If you anticipate high number of wipes as your work on new content, Flask of the Frost Wyrm is the flask of choice. If the wipe risk is not high, good Battle Elixir choices are Guru’s Elixir (+20 all stats), Elixir of Spellpower (+58) or Elixir of Deadly Strikes (+45 Crit). Your best Guardian Elixir choice Is Elixir of Mighty Thoughts (+45 int).

You can use stat food to boost your Crit rate, Haste, Spellpower or Spirit. I personally tend to go for Crit, but will shift to haste if my gear changes bring Haste below 12%.

Be sure you come to raids with your gear fully and properly enchanted and gemmed. Bring sufficient supplies to keep your performance enhanced throughout the raid with flasks or elixir and food buffs. Also be sure to bring enough reagents to keep the raid buffed throughout the encounter.

Of course all this preparation brings us to actually casting spells, but that is a long post for another day.

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