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Commentaire de Calesta

Mobile Mirror Set is one of the three (3) Venthyr enhancements available to those who have aligned themselves to the Covenant and unlocked them in the Sanctum.

Head southwest from the Sinfall flight point in Revendreth towards the Shrouded Asylum. Climb the first set of stairs, turn left and you'll see 3 "shrouded" Venthyr in front of a large statue.

/way 21.9, 55,3 "Shrouded" Venthyr

Talk to the "Shrouded" Marauder to receive the Mobile Mirror Set enchancement. The enhancement lasts for the day and is only active while in Revendreth.

All of the Venthyr enchancements are listed below along with the "shrouded" Venthyr that grants them.

Ashen Urn	"Shrouded" Arcanist
Mobile Mirror Set	"Shrouded" Marauder
Thirst for Anima	"Shrouded" Sorcerer

Commentaire de JasperKazai

This is kind of useless. The damage isn't absolutely terrible like the ash spawn thing from Urne de cendres is, but it's also nothing to write home about. The worst part, however, is that the proc rate is super low. I can go 30+ minutes of questing and killing mobs without seeing a proc of it sometimes. But, sometimes, I randomly get 3 procs of it directly in a row. That's very rare, but it has happened.
Not to mention that it is extra bad if you're ranged - the range of the mirrors is very short, and they appear directly in front of you, regardless of how far away you are from your target. If the mob is not bashing you in the face, then the mirrors will be wasted. You know how I mentioned I've sometimes seen procs of it in a row? Those have all happened when I wasn't even in melee range of the mob I was fighting, so they were wasted. Also, the mirrors fire at a bit of a weird angle, so it's entirely possible that they still will not hit mobs even in melee range. Very finicky.

All in all, it's a fairly useless buff. But the other options given aren't great, either.

Commentaire de Wyr3d

Okay, so I've been testing out the three Venthyr Enhancements to get a feel for their use, and worth and this is the result of my findings:

First off let me state that despite what has already been said, these are not limited to your Covenant's zones - or at least, not any more if that was the case in an earlier patch. The buff for your chosen enhancement will be available anywhere in Outdoor Shadowlands. This includes all the main Covenant zones (Revendreth, Bastion, etc) The Maw, and Korthia - but sadly not Zereth Mortis - much the same as every expansion's extra features but is not available in old content (Draenor, Legion etc) and unlikely to be available in PVP Content, and maybe not even Dungeons and Raids (haven't checked to be honest, haven't done much o this stuff this expansion.

Also note that while they are stated to be "daily buff" - you can change them at any time, multiple times through the day.

Ashen Urn has a bad rap, but it situationally, and more to the point in relation to class/spec, can be very decent. The Urn is the only "reliable" enhancement - in that you know when this will trigger, for how long it is active and can plan around that where having this pet up would be preferential. That is to say, if you are about to farm an area full of trash mobs, this can be very powerful, as the urns stack with mob deaths, so reaching 10 can be very quick in the right zones, and the 2% damage buff also ican also become very powerful.

For most classes this is a half-decent bit of extra DPS for as long as the mob lasts, although as stated, this is situation on the zone, and low aggro classes, your pet is subject to being killed off before it become powerful enough to start making a difference. Now, for those of you who are high aggro classes, or already have a high aggro pet (Hunter, Unholy DK specifically) this can get to be pretty beefy. Your 5min pet will likely take zero damage (except from AoE) so they are likely to hang around the full 5mins, and with 2% per mob, it has a 100% improvement on it's default damage within the first 50 mobs.

The downside is, this enhancement has a 5min run, then your pet fades away. Like most pets, this mob will not stealth with you, so might be a problem where you need to be stealthed for questing, or if you are a rouge class - although you can probably just tick off the spawned 5min buff to dismiss it anyway.

Mobile Mirrors are potentially more powerful than the Ashen Urn, but with very, very low random proc rate. The proc is focuses within melee range, and can do so even at the cooldown of battle - I had this proc at least once when the mob just died leaving an (Overkill) tag for the attack, but no actual listed damage. The mirror can hit multiple mobs, provided they are all in a tight-knit group, perhaps making this viable for an in-yer-face melee class, although not one that should be relied on. Most likely worthless for ranged classes, except maybe as a stall while you back away should mobs get within melee range - but once again the random proc makes this a roll of the dice.

I don't really have much more to say about this enhancement, because in the hours of testing, I only saw it procs once or twice, and while the damage potential while it was up was arguably more than the urn, the uptime being so low, the urn gives more damage overall. Good for bursts of damage*, but without the ability to predict when this will proc, it is pretty much the least worthwhile of the three options IMO.

Thirst for Anima is sort of midway between the urn and the mirror in terms of reliability, and damage potential. The proc for this enhancement is set to to trigger at half or less health - but bare in mind it will only proc from offensive spells , and abilities so auto-attacks, and heals will will not trigger it (except for damaging heals such as DK's Death Strike) but even then it will not guarenteed to trigger when you want it.

While this enhancement has proc potential at 50% or less health, the exact chance of proc is not mentioned, and not easy to figure out. I have had it proc dead on 50% before now, but other times I have had no proc until around the 30% or less, and even no proc at all before target's death. I never actually died with this enhancement active, so I can't say if not proccing at all before character death is a possibility.

That said, for some classes this may very well be the "go-to" enhancement, given that a heal is a heal, and if your class/spec is starved for heals, then any extra heal is good thing regardless. The same applies to chasses that are stun starved, given that the proc includes a 5 sec stun - nothing to sniff at in the longevity either - so it also has that going for it, but not really a stun you can work with so much as a extra bonus which could potentially save you a cooldown.

As for damage, when thirst does proc, it is also fairly decent at 10% of your health worth of damage, in addition to the 10% of your health healing you get. This works pretty much like a free execute in that respect, making it probably the best for pure damage regardless of it's issues. Another downside is the fact that once it does proc, you are on cooldown for 1min, so it can end up a "Hail Mary or Die" situation where elites, and bosses are concerned.

*I have heard tales of this proc multiple times at once, with some very good damage, but I did not see this for myself.

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Jeu de miroirs mobiles

Jeu de miroirs mobiles
Instantanée
Approximativement 1.5 activations par minute

Vos sorts et techniques de dégâts ont une chance d’invoquer des éclats de miroir qui canalisent la lumière pour projeter un rayon devant vous, ce qui inflige des dégâts de Feu, puis des dégâts supplémentaires sur la durée à vos ennemis.

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Jeu de miroirs mobiles

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Catégorie GCD

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n/d

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Effet #1

Apply Aura: [Proc Trigger Spell]
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

	Jeu de miroirs mobiles

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Complete Quest (61197)
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

Effet #3

Abandon Quest (61224)
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

Effet #4

Abandon Quest (61210)
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

Effet #5

Update Player Auras
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

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Temps d'incantation caché
Utilisable même mort
Utilisable en monture
Utilisable assis
Non affecté par l'invulnérabilité
L'aura ne peut être annulée
N'enlève pas le camouflage
Ne génère pas de menace
Autoriser les cibles mortes
Ignorer la ligne de vue
Autoriser quand invisible
Ne requiert pas de changeforme
Pas de menace initiale
Pas une action
Pas un déclenchement
Supprimer les déclenchements du lanceur
N'engage pas la cible
Persiste après la mort
Peut être déclenché par des déclenchements
N'apparait pas dans le journal
Autoriser l'utilisation pendant l'incantation
Supprimer les déclenchements de l'arme
Utilisable quand assommé
Utilisable sous l'effet de peur
Utilisable quand confus
Autoriser sur les cibles charmées
Autoriser dans un véhicule
Autoriser l'utilisation pendant la canalisation
Ne pas réappliquer l'aura de zone si elle persiste après mise à jour
Ne pas afficher le temps d'incantation

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