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3.22 PTR brings buffs

Gravity September 10 2009 4:55 am 3 Comments

We’ve got a few discussions actively going on the tanking and dps changes in PTR 3.22. I think PvPers will like the bone shield cooldown being reduced to 1 min too. MMO-Champion has done a spell comparison with very promising results.

Ghostcrawler has commented now, read the discussion.

Death Knight
Blood

  • Heart Strike now has its total damage increased by 10% for each of your diseases on the target to the primary target, and half that to the secondary target.
  • Vampiric Blood now lasts 10 sec. (Down from 20 sec.)
  • Subversion now also affects Scourge Strike.

Frost

Unholy

  • Bone Shield cooldown has been lowered from 2 min to 1 min.
  • Dirge no longer affects Obliterate.

Tier 9

Glyphs

  • Glyph of Scourge Strike – Your Scourge Strike increases the duration of your Blood Plague and Frost Fever on the target by 3 sec, up to a maximum of 9 additional seconds. (Old – Your Scourge Strike has a 25% chance to cause Blood Plague and Frost Fever.)
  • Glyph of Unbreakable Armor – Increases the armor granted by Unbreakable Armor by 20%. (Old – Increases the amount of damage absorbed by Unbreakable Armor by 20%.)
  • Glyph of Vampiric Blood – Increases the duration of your Vampiric Blood by 5 sec. (Down from 10 sec)
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3 Comments »

  • Scrub said:

    Dps buffs anyone?

  • Resident said:

    DPS buffs anyone?!? not really sure but whats the point of giving 10% more to total damage on primary then taking half damage off second target!!!! Just leave Blood and DKs period only…damn u Blizz

  • 3.22 Ptr Brings Buffs | Deathknight.Info said:

    [...] Glyph of Scourge Strike – Your Scourge Strike increases the duration of your Blood Plague and Frost Fever on the target by 3 sec , up to a maximum of 9 additional seconds. (Old – Your Scourge Strike has a 25% chance to cause Blood Plague …Continue Reading… [...]

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