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Commentaire de 44708

As a 35 warlock I've found this to be the best food for me because of it's mana regen buff and health and mana regen allows me to get right back into the fight.

Commentaire de Kurasu

For low level (30 minimum, obviously), this food is *fantastic*. It will restore a large amount of health and mana, and the regen effect is handy at those levels as well. Highly suggest keeping a stack with you at all times for when you need to restore.

Even at higher levels, this food is a very good thing to have about. I'm level 60, and still keep a stack about for the mana and health restore. Point for point, it's probably the most economic 'brain food' you can get. I can't think of any other food that restores both Mana and Health until, well, at *all*, actually.

Commentaire de 134955

I'm at level 60, and I actually prefer this to nightfin soup:http://www.wowhead.com/?item=13931

Although it regens 2 less mana every 5 secs ( 6 instead of 8), it last 5 minutes longer, and restores mana while you eat ( nightfin soup only restores health when eating.) If you eat and drink at the same time, you will restore your mana much quicker, giving you less downtime.

compare:

Nightfin soup: 874 health over 27 secs while you sit and eat, 8 mana every 5 secs for 10 minutes ( instant)

Sagefish Delight: 840 health AND 1260 mana over 21 seconds, 6 mana every 5 secs for 15 minutes ( have to remain eating for 10 seconds).

For me, at least for PVE, Sagefish is the winner.

Commentaire de 107468

This is an excellent food to have as a mana user. They are a utility for twinks in 10-19 WSG and sometimes even in 20-29 BG's. Until you are of level to fish these regularly ("find fish" comes in handy on pvp servers to reduce random gankage due to roaming), I would suggest getting the Cooked Crab Claw recipie for lowbie mana users considering they're cheap and effective til u can get your hands on some sagefish.

Commentaire de 181973

I like that Smoked Sagefish and Sagefish Delight restore both HP and Mana. These are very efficient foods, which is important at lower levels, when bag space may be an issue. Their buffs are also magnificent.

The X mana per five second buffs give mana during casting. Spirit buffs are nice, but unless your toon continues to regenerate a percentage of Mana while casting, they are not as useful during prolonged combats, like those in instances.

Sagefish Delight's usefulness by level:

30-34: Sagefish Delight ftw. Sagefish Delight replaces Smoked Sagefish in your inventory. Eating and drinking might offer more total recovery, but Sagefish Delight can heal you quickly across the board. You 'waste' potential time buffed when you eat it just to restore HP/Mana, but it's relatively easy to fish in STV while questing inland.

35-44: Nightfin Soup provides a better buff, but Nightfin Snappers are harder to fish and cooking them requires completion of the Artisan Cooking quest. Sagefish Delight wins: it's easy to get and you eat it faster than you drink Moonberry Juice (21 vs 27 seconds) so your mana regen per second is comparable. Plus, you gain HP. Stocking a stack continues to make a lot of sense.

45-54: Sagefish Delight maintains a longer buff than Nightfin Soup, but takes ten seconds of eating to kick in. That's ten long seconds of vulnerability. Recovering HP/Mana at the same time is still nice, but the level 45 vendor foods make Sagefish Delight a snack, not a meal. Fishing up Raw Greater Sagefish is simple, but few things in STV and Alterac Mts. give you experience anymore. Nightfin Snappers can be fished in many of the areas you're adventuring in without backtracking, making Nightfin Soup more convenient, but if you have Sagefish Delight, why not use it?

55+: Only the buff is important, and having to eat an inferior food for 10 seconds to get it is a pain, yet Sagefish Delight's buff restores more mana over its full duration than Nightfin Soup. Yet, in instances, the 15 minute duration means you have to stagger eating with maintaining other 10 min buffs-- and if you're using Sagefish Delight every ten minutes, then why not use Nightfin Soup?

Final verdict:

Sagefish Delight is great from lvl 30-44. My priest fished and cooked his way to 225 fishing & cooking with this food. I must have made 6 or 7 stacks of it, and it was well worth the effort. I haven't bothered making any since lvl 45, mainly because backtracking for ingredients is not worth the effort.

--V

Commentaire de 880726

Moonglade is a great place to fish for these. I was able to snag about 40 of them over the course of about an hour yesterday with my fishing skill at expert. Lots of schools of them around the lake.

Commentaire de Alisora

I found an interesting bug with this food. I didn't read it closely and didn't realize it restored mana as well as health, so I would gulp down a mana-restoring drink along with it, and was confused when I didn't receive the buff. A food buff appeared just fine after I ate some heavy kodo stew. Tested and figured out that you only get the buff for both the food and drink from this - so don't drink something else with it.

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Utilise: Rend 52702 points de vie et 78990 points de mana en 21 sec. Vous devez rester assis pendant que vous mangez. Si vous passez au moins 10 secondes à manger, vous serez « bien nourri » et vous recevrez 2 points de mana toutes les 5 secondes pendant 15 min.
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