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?

TIA,
Thomas
--
Gothika: "How can you trust someone who thinks you are crazy"

What's with the influx of nubs?

Thomas J. Boschloo 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?
>
> TIA,
> Thomas

What's with the influx of nubs?

Thomas J. Boschloo 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?
>
> TIA,
> Thomas

>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?

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.

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

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.

>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?

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.

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

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.

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?
>
>
> 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
--
Gothika: "How can you trust someone who thinks you are crazy"

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?
>
>
> 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
--
Gothika: "How can you trust someone who thinks you are crazy"

Ramon wrote:
> What's with the influx of nubs?

Be nice to the noobs. They will take care of you when you are old and
tired of playing. Better educate them here than in the middle of a
instance, right?

Thomas
--
Gothika: "How can you trust someone who thinks you are crazy"

Ramon wrote:
> What's with the influx of nubs?

Be nice to the noobs. They will take care of you when you are old and
tired of playing. Better educate them here than in the middle of a
instance, right?

Thomas
--
Gothika: "How can you trust someone who thinks you are crazy"

"Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote in message
news:436561ce$0$11066$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl...
> 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?
>>
>>
>> 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..
>

Actually, unless he is using a mod such as the mana-saver part of
CTRaidAssist, then your casting a heal on someone wont interrrupt his heal
so you are both using mana healing the same person. A spell is only
interrupted if you are hit/take damage or you or a mod you are using stops
it, same with bandages. And also be aware that DoTs (including poisons)
will also interrupt when they 'tick'.

--
TP

Arathor[EU]
Taipan - (60) Night-Elf Hunter | Gaijin - (60) Human Priest | Mayday - (60)
Gnome Mage
Korma - (47) Gnome Warlock | Levi - (38) Night-Elf Druid

"Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote in message
news:436561ce$0$11066$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl...
> 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?
>>
>>
>> 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..
>

Actually, unless he is using a mod such as the mana-saver part of
CTRaidAssist, then your casting a heal on someone wont interrrupt his heal
so you are both using mana healing the same person. A spell is only
interrupted if you are hit/take damage or you or a mod you are using stops
it, same with bandages. And also be aware that DoTs (including poisons)
will also interrupt when they 'tick'.

--
TP

Arathor[EU]
Taipan - (60) Night-Elf Hunter | Gaijin - (60) Human Priest | Mayday - (60)
Gnome Mage
Korma - (47) Gnome Warlock | Levi - (38) Night-Elf Druid

"Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote in message
news:4364ca68$0$11073$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl...
>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.

There are a number of things that can prevent bandages from working
on you or a friendly target- all involving either A) the bandagee getting
hit during the bandaging process, or B) the bandagee being under the
influence of a DoT. If you have been poisoned in any way, the bandage
attempt will fail. Poisons usually affect you every few ticks/seconds, so
you may get a couple of seconds of healing from it before the poison
kicks in again and stops your bandaging effort. I've wasted a bazillion
bandages that way because I failed to notice I had a poison DoT on me
when I tried to use one. I forget whether or not diseases or curses can
cancel a bandaging attempt.
-Marshall