What does our our single target cure-all do now?

KFizzle · 05-14-2008, 01:48 PM

I forgot the name (like Ancestral Balm or something but i forgot what), that single target 'cure everything' spell we had that could be cast while moving, says that it has an immunity to it now. I was trying to use it last night so i could see the buff but i never saw the buff on the person i was putting it on (or myself when i tried to use it on myself) ...

Does anyone know if it works, and if so, for how long?

Edit Note: Fixed the spell name.

KFizzle · 05-14-2008, 01:58 PM

Bah and some digging, i may have found the answer (or at least part of why i couldnt figure out the immunity time, cause i wasnt curing fears and such to get the proc of the immunity)....hmmm i dont know, still not sure if i like it, but does anyone know the length of time it lasts? (the immunities that is)

Chidori · 05-14-2008, 03:11 PM

Taken from a previous post:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Juantyr

Posted on eq2forums as well:

The scoop is, when you remove one of the displayed effect the target gets what appears to be a 9.2 second Immunity (at Master I if quality has any effect on duration) to that specific control effect. The immunity doesn't prevent a spell from applying it merely makes it so the control effect portion does not affect the target. The recast without modification is 8.0 seconds

AA changes as stated with the new Cure spell will not apply a ward to the target unless an effect is removed of that type. However, the Ancestral Balm AA will still apply it's ward as it had previously. This still can be cast on the move.

I still feel that this takes what was used to be a very useful ability for ALL playstyles to something only useful in too few circumstances and I dare say next to none at level 58 when this spell is initially awarded.