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#1 Oct 08 2005 at 7:37 AM Rating: Decent
Just one simple question.

Does judgement of wisdom stack, it doesent look like it on the icons, but it looks like you can resive +59mana several times on the same shot...

what do you think??
#2 Oct 08 2005 at 7:02 PM Rating: Decent
I'm not sure what you mean by stack, you can put your seal on a creature and you can have your judgement buff on you, I usually interchange this with seal of light, so I am healing and getting mana at the same time, only when I'm fighting tough mobs, I also switch to my fast 1h and shield for this to really be effective, fights last much longer but your danger of dying is even less than usual.
#3 Oct 08 2005 at 10:59 PM Rating: Decent
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As far as I know, a seal can only be active per paladin at a time.
Perhaps if you have several pallies judging the same seal.

You would not receive all of it though, as each paladin that has placed his/her seal would receive the judgment.

Otherwise. your just burning mana spamming seal of wisdom over an over and over and over and over. And don't forget about the judgments, over and over and over and over and over.




Edited, Sun Oct 9 00:15:14 2005 by boulderfist
#4 Oct 09 2005 at 1:15 AM Rating: Decent
What i meant was, if you are in a raid group, and 3 paladins put judgement of wisom on the enemy, does it stack, so it is possible for the caster to resive 3x59 mana for each shot they fire...?
#5 Oct 09 2005 at 2:50 AM Rating: Decent
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Multiple paladins can stack different ranks of the judgements on the same mob. The last time my raid group killed Ragnaros we didn't have enough priests to do AoE heals on the rogues, so the three paladins in the melee groups coordinated different ranks of Judgement of Light on him, and the rogues and dps warriors ended up healing themselves a lot.

There's also a weird effect where Seal of Fury pushes the proc rate of Judgement of Wisdom way up. It seems like you get two or three times as many procs from JoW if you have SoF running, and sometimes you'll see two or three procs for a single swing. This does not work for Judgement of Light however.

Also, I think weapon procs can trigger a JoW proc, so if you have a weapon with a proc, you could proc JoW on the regular swing and on the weapon proc.
#6 Oct 09 2005 at 6:08 PM Rating: Decent
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I need to study up more on my judgements and how they work. Especially with other seals.

Thats a nice tip.

I've noticed something unusual; sometimes when I activate Consecration, my Seal of Command looks like it procs twice.
I may also see my normal hits twice also. and if Vengenance kicks in...whoo look out!!

I can tear through some NPC's!!
#7 Oct 13 2005 at 12:31 PM Rating: Decent
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Multiple paladins can stack different ranks of the judgements on the same mob. The last time my raid group killed Ragnaros we didn't have enough priests to do AoE heals on the rogues, so the three paladins in the melee groups coordinated different ranks of Judgement of Light on him, and the rogues and dps warriors ended up healing themselves a lot.

Reportedly this was nerfed in the 1.8 patch so that now you can only have one rank each of JoW and JoL on a monster, though I haven't had a chance to confirm this.

Also, there's apparently some kind of aggro screwup when JoL and JoW proc since the patch. Not sure if this has been hotfixed or not.
#8 Oct 13 2005 at 3:13 PM Rating: Decent
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Also, there's apparently some kind of aggro screwup when JoL and JoW proc since the patch. Not sure if this has been hotfixed or not.


Not sure what "aggro" means here.
It sure seemed like JoL would not proc at all last nite on a mobs 2 levels lower than me. I would get only 2-3 a fight so decided it wasnt worth the mana to keep doing it. Also this morning I was getting resists and stopped trying to JoL on an elite mob 3 levels higher than me but that may be acceptable. Both of these results are on a very small sample so could have been just my bad luck with the roll of the dice.
#9 Oct 13 2005 at 5:05 PM Rating: Decent
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Well, the story I'm hearing is that anytime someone procs JoL with a hit, they get aggro on the mob in question. Not a problem if you're soloing, but apparently people fighting Onyxia with JoL were having her spin around and torch a rogue (and everyone behind the rogue) every time it procced. Again, I haven't observed any of this myself.

Also, JoL/JoW have a flat chance to proc on every hit regardless of weapon speed or anything else. So a faster weapon is going to get a lot more out of it than a slow one.
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