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Commentaire de 226027

Psychic Horror is the new spell Shadow Priests are expexted to have in Patch 3.1. It is supposedly the replacement for the original Psychic Horror. This spell is a Horror effect, so it is unaffected by WoTF or abilities with similar effects.

The weapon drop affect works just like Disarm and Dismantle. It can also be reduced by talents which affect these spells.

This ability is one of the few in line to become a Shadow Priest PvP. I expect it to be used frequently. This will help immensly against weapon classes.

Hopefully, this will make it through the PTR.

Commentaire de karlusdavius

Will this contribute as a direct replacement for Blackout. Many priests complained about getting facerolled by melee classes even with the 15% reduction granted by Shadowform. This will hopefully give a priest a little edge against melee classes.

Commentaire de Ruthulous

Either hunters are immune to disarm, or this is broken.

Commentaire de BlueShoals

I scared myself with my own maniacal laughter upon reading this spell.
This should be enough to let me stand up to melee/ranged damage dealers and just keep on melting face.

The PvP utility on this is unquestionably useful. If you were the type who timed your fear/dispersion CDs in lieu of enemy CDs to survive, this will help a lot.
If you aren't so good at managing your survival CDs, or monitoring the flow of battle to guess when an enemy will pop their CDs, then this 3 second disarm won't help you much.

Commentaire de 391766

A very powerful tool for PvP. You can literally lock somebody -specially casters- down for a good 15 secs if you chain cast Silence+Psy Scream+Psy Horror. If their trinket is down of course.

Commentaire de Shigekazu

There are many things that I have to say about this spell for anyone who's new to Shadow Priests in PvP.

There is an "invisible" projectile for this spell, that is to say, it will not take direct effect after casting the spell, it has to reach the person first then it will give them the debuff, much like Death Coil, but more reliable since it won't be able to be seen, and it freezes the person in horror at the place the hit, instead of him making him run away, possibly making him out of range or LoSing yourself or a teammate. It also gives you time to catch up to that pesky druid whos running away in travel form and cast a psychic scream for CC.

This also gives us interesting utility in PvP against rogues, because there is a projectile time, you can use it right when a rogue vanishes (if CloS isn't up) and he will be taken out of vanish / stealth and be horrored for the duration.

Some other notes about this spell: when cast against a DK's anti-magic shell it won't apply the debuff, when trying to use it against a Hunter thats triggered The Beast Within, neither the horror or the Disarm effect will apply.

It's a great spell, very versatile and useful even in those wizard cleave teams, and you have got to love blizzard taking out more and more RNG chances in the game.

-Shigekazu SPriest - Korgath US Vengeance

Commentaire de 410943

Wow, I'd never seen this effect used until today when I duelled, and got owned by, a Shadow Priest with this talent. When it hit me, I thought it was a standard fear effect. I popped my trinket, which broke the terror effect, but it did NOT allow me to pick up my weapons! So there I was trying to Mutilate, but getting the "No Weapon" error message, and not having a clue what was going on!

Argh! And of course, the Priest wouldn't tell me the secret, I had to ask on flippin Trade Chat, and I'm sure you can gather how that went -_-. I eventually found it myself on a Talent Calculator.

This is bad news for Melee without a ton of armor. If it happens again, I'll try popping Cloak of Shadows instead of the trinket, and hope it works. If it doesn't.... Hmm...

Any ideas?

Commentaire de 105584

same tier as warlock's shadowfury but:
shadowfury have 20s CD vs 120s Psychic Horror then
shadowfury triggers 0.5s GCD Psychic Horror does 1.5 - so the caster gets:
2.5s stun vs 1.5s fear + 2-5s disarm
but also shadowfury causing ~same dmg like SW:D and sure its AoE

too..
unfair

Commentaire de Iceleaf

Its confirmed to disarm person even when immune to fear. "Working as intended" you could say..

We looked into this is and it is intended. Psychic Horror was changed so that the disarm effect still occurs regardless of whether the target is immune to the fear portion.

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Not sure about following:

Cloak of shadows - Shouldnt disarm if magic effect misses, doesnt remove disarm if CoS'd during disarm because its not magical effect
Druid berserk - Disarmed druid?
Beastial wrath - Said to disarm the hunter without horror effects, havent tested

What I tested (yes, most prevent fear not horror effects):

Berserk rage - Horror effect and disarm
Deterrence - Deflects horror and wont disarm
Tremor totem - Horror effect and disarm
Bladestorm - No horror effect, disarms.
Fear ward - Horror and disarm
Lichborne - Horror and disarm
Anti-magic shell - 0.1 sec horror(lag?) and disarm
Spell reflect - Reflects horror but does not disarm you nor the priest

Edit: Added testing and other abilities.

Commentaire de Random771452

gotta love it, shadow priests cry like babies about getting "facerolled" and now they can completely lock someone, melee or caster, out of a fight longer than any other class (due to differing diminishing returns) while dealing big damage to them, gave them more than an edge, it makes them extremely OP, especially if you don't have a healer in your comp, which is why mage/spriest or rogue/spriest 2v2 teams are insanely OP. It's ok though, blizzard recognized they effed up by neutering 2v2 when it comes to gear and titles. Blackout was good enough for a decent spriest, but I guess that's the real issue. Moral is QQ enough and you get an IWIN button...

Commentaire de 160546

If you want to take a walk down QQ lane...

Howl Of Terror: 1.5 second cast time, 40 second cooldown.

Psychic Scream: Instant Cast, 30 second cooldown.

If you get the Glyph of Howl of Terror, the HoT cooldown is 32 seconds. So it is still worse than Psychic Scream without any buffs to psychic scream.

Let's slap on 2 talent points into Imp. HoT.

Well, then Psychic scream is still better than Howl of Terror, with warlocks spending 2 talent points and a major glyph spot on HoT.

Oh wait, I seem to be forgetting IMPROVED PSYCHIC SCREAM

So the PS cooldown is down to 26 seconds, with Howl of Terror at 32.

Or what about THIS dandy little thing. Before I start assuming that those things stack, let's take a look.

PS cooldown = 26 seconds, cast time = instant.
Talent Points spent = 2
Glyphs (Major) used = 0
Fear time = 8 seconds (Before talents reducing fear time come into account)

HoT cooldown = 32 seconds, cast time = instant.
Talent Points spent = 2
Glyphs (Major) used = 1.
Fear time = 6 seconds (Before talents reducing fear time come into account)

Now lets say that Imp. PS from the pvp gloves DOES stack with the previously stated talent. Then you can get your PS cooldown down to TWENTY THREE (23) seconds. THEN, if you add the glyph, (which, notably, increases the cooldown on Psychic Scream by 8 seconds) then PS has a 31 second cooldown, 1 second better than Howl of Terror..

Now if the Spriest were to choose to get that glyph, the spells would look like this:

PS cooldown = 31 seconds, cast time = instant
Talent Points Spent = 2
Glyphs (Major) used = 1
Fear time = 10 seconds (Before talents reducing fear come into account)

HoT cooldown = 32 seconds, cast time = instant
Talent Points Spent = 2
Glyphs (Major) used = 1
Fear time = 6 seconds (Before talents reducing fear come into account)

So without the glyph but WITH the talents it would look like this:

PS cooldown = 23 seconds, cast time = instant
Talent Points Spent = 2
Glyphs (Major) used = 1
Fear time = 8 seconds (Before talents reducing fear come into account)

HoT cooldown = 32 seconds, cast time = instant
Talent Points Spent = 2
Glyphs (Major) used = 1
Fear time = 6 seconds (Before talents reducing fear come into account)

I don't really think much about the warlock spell "fear" because usually the aoe should be the only thing you need to get the job done, and you don't need fear every fight.

EDIT: I almost forgot! /endrant
EDIT 2: This could be used quite wonderfully against the Staff of Qiraji Prophets in pvp. I know a lot of 60 twinks who use it to wittle down what little resistance the enemy has. This will make their spell power crumble and the chance to lose your resistances comepletely diminish.

Commentaire de parazyte

Blackout, come back! All is forgiven!

Commentaire de dopfeldecker

I'm surprised that noone mentioned how incredibly overpowered this spell is against hunters, unableing them to do anything for ten seconds.

Commentaire de 626784

I believe the icon pictures an Undead Warrior on the receiving end of this spell, going "FFFUUUUU--"and whatnot.

Commentaire de 301479

Over homogenezation is rampant with spells like this. It makes no sense that one caster- let alone any caster- in the game has a disarm.

Commentaire de 319936

Shadow Orbs is the new resources for Shadow Prêtre, one can have 3 Shadow Orbs max.
it generate by:

Mind Blast (+1; Divine Insight give Shadow Word: Pain a 5% chance per tick to reset its CD, and make it instant and free)
Shadow Word: Death (+1; only usable on target less than 20% health; CD is reset if target does not die, but this additional cast does not grant Shadow Orbs, 6 sec internal CD.)

when and only when Prêtre have at least 1 Shadow Orbs, these spells can be cast to consume all Shadow Orbs:

Devouring Plague (Damage and healing increased based on the number of Shadow Orbs consumed)
Horreur psychique (Horreur psychique duration increased based on the number of Shadow Orbs consumed, Horreur psychique duration unaffected)

reduces the CD of Horreur psychique by 10 sec.

Commentaire de dashfiss

The 8 sec disarm is handy against melee in PvP. In PvE you'll probably be using your orbs on Devouring Plague instead.

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Horreur psychique

Horreur psychique

Talent

30 m de portée

Instantanée	45 s de recharge

Terrifie la cible sur place, ce qui l’étourdit pendant 4 sec.

Buff

Horreur psychique	Magie

Etourdi.
4 secondes restantes

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Durée

4 secondes

École

Ombre

Mécanique

Étourdi

Type de dissipation

Magie

Catégorie GCD

Standard

Coût

Aucun

Portée

30 mètres (Moyen)

Incantation

Instantanée

Recharge

45 secondes

GCD

1.5 secondes

Effet

Apply Aura: [Stun]
Valeur : 1
Mécanique: Étourdi
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

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Ne peut être utilisé en changeforme
Ne requiert pas de changeforme
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Autoriser les déclenchements des techniques de classe
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