Fugwump wrote:
>>I use heavy wool bandage now (l30 druid), but is doesn't work well and I
>>can't figure out why. The flesh heal stops after only a few seconds
>>(1-2) en doesn't heal as much as heavy linnen used to do. My guess is
>>that I get interrupted but the reason I want to flesh heal is that there
>>are too many mobs on us anyway and I rather moonfire and perserve my
>>(run out of) mana for some rejuvination and regrowth later on in the
>>battle.
>>
>>Also, does an interrupted heal spell cost the caster mana?
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> At level 30 you should be using heavy silk bandages if you want to heal any
> decent amount, I'm level 29 and its what I'll be using once I get the book.
> Wool is generally alot more valuable than silk, don't waste too much of it
> on bandages.

I have been turning it in at Oggrimar in order for it to be possible to
get a wolf as a mount.

> A interrupted heal spell uses no mana, and if you haven't cast another spell
> within 5 seconds you will continue to regenerate mana.

This is good to know.

I asked because I got yelled by a priest whom I consider very capable
when I healed his target before he did. I thought I cost him mana or
something.. Now I know this is not the case..

> Maybe something is hitting you to interrupt it, also I have some mod that
> announces when I am low on mana/health, but I only just realised that this
> interrupts spells (channeled spells mainly, I never noticed it with casting
> spells) it would also interrupt bandages since they are channeled.

It would probably be interruptions, but I healed my target for a small
amount so I probably won't get the bandage back (and my target would be
'recently bandaged/cannot be bandaged again')

Thanks,
Thomas
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