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Commentaire de 29804

Really worth it for raids. Isn't very cheap though.

Commentaire de oraro

Patch 2.1 (currently on PTR as of mid-April) changes this item from 2000 mana to 65 intellect. This will give 975 mana (15 mana per intellect) without any talents that effect maximum mana. Priests with 5 points in the mental stength talent (+10% maximum mana) will get 1073 mana from this flask.

The mats to make all flasks will also be lowered. Distilled Wisdom will take 7 dreamfoil, 3 icecap, 1 black lotus and 1 crystal vial (down from 30 dreamfoil and 10 icecap)

Commentaire de Fatman

As an Elemental Shaman depending on group make up I would probably take this over Flask of Power, (post 2.1).
With talents: 5/5 Unrelent Storm 6.5 Mp5
or
With talents 3/5 Unrelent Storm 1.95Mp5
Spell Crit %
and The Extra Mana Pool +975 Mana.
Now If I had a Shadow Priest in my group and no mana issues, I'd go with Supreme Power Flask.

Commentaire de DarianTruBlade

For an Elemental Shaman, this is also 6.5 mp5.

Between the mp5, the mana, and the crit, you'd need over 1050 Int in order for Mighty Restoration to provide better longevity.

Commentaire de 2OfDiamonds

2.4 patch notes:

Spirit-Based Mana Regeneration: This system has been adjusted so that as your intellect rises, you will regenerate more mana per point of spirit.

i am unsure how this works out per class, but 65 int, the 1000-1500 mana it gives you AND the regen increase it now provides, might just make this the superior flask to have.

i will do testing on my priest when the patch hits, and report back, in the meantime, get theorycrafting, this or http://www.wowhead.com/?item=22853 ?

Commentaire de 16996

As a priest in 2.4, you don't want to use Mighty Restos (assuming you aren't living in the past and have taken up spirit stacking ). Given raid-buffed stats of 600 intellect, 715 spirit, assuming a 10-minute fight, and IDS, for a priest, a Distill Wisdom provides 25 Mp5 I5SR, 56 Mp5 OO5SR, and 975 mana. This is assuming you do not have Mental Strength (most T5+ raid builds do not), as is outlined in the first "green" post, which would then add 1073 mana.

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Commentaire de suicidalkatt

This may very well be the new Enhancement Shaman flask of choice. 65 attack power from talents as well as a decent amount of mana for more chain lightning abuse not to mention spell crit.

1072.5 Mana Points
0.89% Spell Crit
71.5 Attack Power (With Mental Dexterity 3/3)

Since this is a bonus to intel Kings will bonus the stats.

Patch 3.0.2

Commentaire de 85861

Would this still be the holy priest's preferred weapon of choice or is the flask of the blinding light better now?

Commentaire de Rathan

If you have Mixology, this flask gives +85 intellect.

Commentaire de 156600

This hasn't been posted so ill do so.

Priest that specced into Mental Strength gain 15% more from this flask.

Which totals up to 74.75 intellect increase.
Which gives 1121.25 more mana.

Commentaire de rinkx

If you stocked up on flasks for ulduar with this one, be aware that unlike their northrend counterparts, you will not be compensated.

Commentaire de bygbyron3

65 intellect (with kings and divine intellect) = 78.65 intellect
65 intellect (with mixology) = 85 intellect (with kings and divine intellect) = 102.85 intellect

78.65 intellect grants 1179.75 mana initially which supplies 11.8 mp5 from replenishment and 24.58 mp5 from divine plea if used on cooldown for a total of 36.38 mp5

112.53 intellect grants 1542.75 mana initially which supplies 15.43 mp5 from replenishment and 32.14 mp5 from divine plea if used on cooldown for a total of 47.57 mp5

Commentaire de 105409

Is it still possible to proc extras of these if you have Elixir Mastery?

Commentaire de lordlight

Oddly it is hard to push these on the AH, the mats are steeper then most flask *Curse you prebc mats* I tried pushing these for 35-40G a pop and was flamed endlessly in trade for being unreasonable for not selling them for 20g because they were "Only lvl60 items".

Commentaire de gamerunknown

A few things to keep in mind for the current patch:

If one isn't going to be wiping on an encounter, there isn't much need to be flasking as a healer. I know I might get downranked for this, but one is not going to speed up the encounter unless one is assisting with dps. If one looking at this item, one is most likely a healer.

If one is on progression content and wants to be of utmost utility to the raid, one will take fel blossoms to pop in any encounters with non physical raid damage on pull... If one is not that excessive, a guru's elixir and elixir of mighty thoughts may be cheaper (depending on how many wipes and the intervals between them) and provide more of a stat bonus (especially with mixology). For all other situations I'm glad I can pretend Flask of the North is useful.

Edit: To summarise, there's a balance between cost (including opportunity cost) and utility that everyone makes an unconscious calculation about. Few people pay heed to the random 10 minute world buffs that would ostensibly be useful due to the opportunity cost of having to farm them and then get a warlock to port them in. Nor to items that are rarely on the AH and provide a marginal benefit. But perhaps people also place too much emphasis on optimising at great cost in other ways when the difference is as negligible (perhaps between this and flask of the frost wyrm) as those fel blossoms or world buffs.

One way to analyse enchants and flasks is by comparing them to how many gem slots it would take to match the stat of that particular flask and whether one would gem for that stat. For holy paladins, int is supreme and this sates 3.25 gem slots of it. But the additional stamina of the guru's elixir isn't to be sneezed at. For holy priests, int, spellpower and spirit are all valued in varied degrees. Guru's elixir provides 2 gems worth (1 for int and 1 for spirit) and mighty thoughts an additional 2.25, or draenic wisdom, 3. Flask of the frost wyrm provides the equivalent of 5.4~ gems. Flask of pure mojo 4.5 gems. Then compare to the gems one has used on your gear to determine the worth of a particular flask. If one has avoided nightmare's tear gems (for example, as a holy pally), then one probably won't be swayed by the guru's elixir + 1 argument.

Commentaire de Chaserbl

From 2000 mana to 65 intelect

Commentaire de schnizol

Currently it gives more intellect than Cata, MoP or even WoD flasks...

Commentaire de Kanariya

Now gives more Intellect than BfA's Flacon des profondeurs infinies.

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