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Commentaire de galaxygoddess

Welcome to GG's innervate tips :) Pull up a chair and enjoy!

When soling the use oof innervate is totally up to you, but I recommend saving it until you over aggro or are in a pinch. In a 5 man, if you are main healing again I would save it until you need it, or if you re damaging save it until the healer is in a pinch and calls for it. Always be conscious of your 6 minute timer.

Wednesday I was in a raid with a resto druid healing and I was main puller, I just innervated everytime I needed mana and kept going. However, elsewise I would have saved it. Thanks to the recent patch you may now cast while in moonkin form which saves me so much mana now...

When in a raid, count how many druids you have and then priests and pallies. Priests are typically your focus with pallies in second and yourself last, until you are a main healer. If we have an abundance of druids, we cycle as called. One of the main problems is double innervating a target. Though there are mods for this, if you are like me and do not use mods, you need a different appraoch.

Here are the tips I use. First of all, know your healers. If priest X i constantly out of mana and his target frequently die, he is not a good candidate. If preist Y always has mana and doesn't have a problem keeping a tnk alive then he is your prime canidate. I will sit and watch a healer's play style for a few runs before deciding how to fit them in rotation.

We had a priest whom I will call H. H wasn't a good target because he could use up 3 innervates on a single short fight and he either entirely overhealed one target or he let his assignments die frequently. H was removed from the innervate roation unless we were dire.

We have a priest I call S. S is the best healer I have ever seen, he has excellent mana control, his targets never die and he rarely over heals. He could keep a 10 man alive by himself. He also regens fast on his own. He is my prime candiate and I try to always have one nerv in reserve for him at all times.

I innervate at 15% mana standard. We always set up innervates, either through a rotation or through an assignment. If we have very few druids (4 or less) it's on rotation as raid leader calls for it. If we have 5 or more (hey we had 8 one MC run) I assign by group to certain people. For example, druid 1 watch your group and group 2 for innervates, druid 2 watch your group and group 4, etc, etc. For certain people I assign a reserve for them alone, such as priest S. So I know that S will always have one when he needs it, plus we won't have two innervates wasted on one target.

Of course, no one RECEIVING two innervates has ever complained. Once you make proper use of your timer, it will become an invaluable tool. Enjoy.

Commentaire de 34204

Once 2.3 hits, you should be especially careful when using this in a PvP environment -- all your magic buffs will be visible to enemy players; classes with Dispel (typically Priests, Shaman, Mages, Warlocks with Fel Hunters, and Hunters once Arcane Shot is buffed in 2.3 to remove magic effects) will know for sure if their target is Innervated, and won't hesitate to either remove the buff, or, potentially worse, steal it, in the case of a Mage.

Commentaire de 11244

As of 2.3 this was reverted back to the former Spirit based regeneration in the tooltip.

The following is archaic

Just to update this tooltip was changed. Wowhead has not been updated with the correct wording.

The (correct) tooltip now reads:
Increases the target's Mana regeneration by 400% and allows 100% of the target's Mana regeneration to continue while casting. Lasts 20 sec.

This means that while spirit plays a role in mp5 innervate is no longer the best just for priests, its the best for whoever has the most mana regeneration. So it will be equally beneficial for almost any class that has a high amount of mana regeneration (most likely healers).

Of course take into consideration the play style and mana conservation that the previous posts touched on.

However, no longer bias who you give innervate to on a highest spirit assumption because it is now false.

Source:

http://forums.wow-europe.com/thread.html?topicId=1511942430&sid=1&pageNo=8

Commentaire de 34204

When using this in PvP against dispelling classes, it's often a good idea to make sure whoever is recieving Innervate has other buffs to serve as fodder in case someone tries to remove it. A mana efficient way (if you have time) to do this is to buff rank 1 versions of Mark of the Wild, Thorns, Lifebloom, etc, especially if you have the talent Subtlety.

Commentaire de 113370

Innervate has been proven to stack!

Commentaire de 54166

All arcane mages would love to be targeted by innervate during Arcane blast spam.

Commentaire de Nerobyrne

I have a druid and a mage both at high levels, and I find that this (Innervate) is so much better than Evocation, especailly because it can be cast instantly and does not require channeling.

When my druid has Innervate up he regs 1500 mp5, which means 1500*4 = 6000 manaand he only has 5000+... A mage's Evocation only regs 60% of his total mana, and he has to channel it.

Though it should be said that only with high spirit can a druid really benefit from this spell, and my mage with 150 spirit would probably suck using Innervate...

Commentaire de 24122

does this still stack with evocation? i have played since evo was spirit based and i'm about to unfreeze my account

Commentaire de 286340

I guess a moonfire-spamming druid (if there ever was one) would need two innervates to not run out of mana.

Commentaire de killerch0

I have a question? Do we benefit from Innervate if we shapeshift into bear or cat form?

Commentaire de 338077

Of course you benefit, but it won't help you any way. If you are in any animal form, you don't need mana, but of course if you are out of mana, this might help if you might need to heal later on. But it won't help your performance in bear or cat form. Although switching into an animal form will make you lose a significant amount of mana. But this spell is more then enough to regenerate half your mana.

As of patch 3.1, innervate no longer needs mana.

Commentaire de 146819

Arcane Mages practically rely on Innervate.
If your raid isn't at a point where mana is a tremendous problem, or you're on a fight you know you'll have enough mana to last through, throw an Arcane mage an Innervate. It'll be MUCH appreciated. And if you use the glyph, you'll gain full mana regeneration during that time anyway!

You have Arcane Meditation, Arcane Concentration, Student of the Mind, Mage Armor, and Glyph of Mage Armor. That's 80% of your mana regen, 10% more Spirit, AND a 10% chance on every spell hit to make your next spell mana-free.
Now. Explain to me how you "need" my Innervate just to keep your DPS up, when the healers are running out of mana trying to keep every single person alive.
I'll throw my Innervate on a WARRIOR before even think about burning a 6-min cooldown on a Mage.

Edit: Now I feel like the noob; I forgot about Evocation and Arcane Flows, which is 60% of your total mana back on the same cooldown as a Mana Gem.

Commentaire de SgtShinobi

Change in progress on the 3.1.2 PTR:

Innervate: This ability has been redesigned to grant 450% of the casting Druid’s base mana pool to the target over 20 seconds.

Soo...... anyone know exactly how much mana is going to be returned by this change? Maybe now Shaman and Paladin healers will be getting some innervate love.

Commentaire de Sounder

The base mana pool of a level 80 druid is 5901. 450% of 5901 is 25,554.5. Am I interpreting that right?

Commentaire de Sounder

Useful Innervate tip: you want your target to know that they're under the effects of Innervate, so that they can switch to a mana-burning casting style and not waste duration sitting at 100%.

So, use this macro! It assumes you're casting on your current target.

#showtooltip Innervate
/cast Innervate
/script SendChatMessage("You are innervated!", WHISPER, nil, UnitName("target"))

Commentaire de 231775

/cast Innervate
/w %t You are innervated!

mmm?

Commentaire de Ledaren

This is a *huge* buff for us feral druids, the last Innervate barely gave us any mana at all, while this one makes us able to spam whatever we want for 20 seconds.
It's also a buff for any mana user that isn't focused on spirit.
WTG Blizz :)

Commentaire de 320226

Shamans have Mana Spring Totem AND Mana Tide Totem (yes, for whole party)
Mages have Evocation
Priests have Shadowfiend
Warlocks have Life Tap

And druids? Yes, druids have Innervate, which can be now parasyted by Shamans and Palys tooo. "Shaman says: Give me innervate, i am OOM" ... "Druid says: CD, srry ... xD"

BTW: Glyph of Innervate redesigned too ofcourse.

Glyph of Innervate: Has been adjusted to grant the Druid 90% of his or her base mana pool over 20 seconds

So, with glyph Innervate grant 450% of druid based mana (+15732mana) and druid gets extra 90% of based mana (+3146 mana). So 15732+3146=18878 mana.

Commentaire de Algroda

I don't know if the tooltip's description completely escapes you, but it's based on the DRUID'S base mana pool, meaning it doesn't matter how much spirit or mana regen you have, the amount of mana you will regenerate from Innervate will be based on the DRUID'S base mana pool.

This also means that it doesn't matter who you cast the Innervate on, the amount of mana regenerated will be the same regardless of class. The only way the amount will change is if the druid who cast the Innervate on you wasn't 80, because of course, the Druid's base mana would be lower.

Yes, and they are calculating what gear level you would have to have to see if it would be a nerf to you. Please read before posting. They even implyed in their post exactly what you were saying:

So When Priests/Druids get to 1400/1400 it will be a Nerf, and It will Forever be a Buff to Pallys and Shamans.

Since paladins and shaman have no spirit on their gear.

Commentaire de Tsuusetsu

When I first read the new patch notes, i thought Innervate was being changed to "Causes the target to regenerate mana equal to 45% of the casting Druid's base mana pool over 20 sec sec."

I had thought this to be a another blizz nerf , to fix the infinate healer mana problem. But in actuality the first thing to pop into my head was " hey, my feral druid will now benefit from innervate in pvp! no longer will he gain only about 20% of his mana from it ! MWAHAHA!

Then i thought my raid group was going to hate me T_T

Then i reread it. And my head almost exploded. What? 450% thats insaine! Must be a typo....

But no! its real!. I might just spam moonfire ,starfire or wrath in a bg just for fun now! I think innervate is now almost on par with Rebirth in raid utility now. (almost) Druid FTW

Commentaire de 372373

It was originally a 400% but Bliiz boosted it up. Nice job blizz!

Commentaire de chase128

The new innervate is absolutely amazing in that the spell is now useful for any mana using class.

It's so cool that I can use this while OOM as Feral spec and get 100% mana back in 8 seconds or so.

Commentaire de mythology

The change is not a nerf, it is indeed just a change.

As a resto druid I have spirit on EVERY peice of gear I have, so got more or less my full 23k (with raid buffs) mana back, so from a PVE perspective it is slightly nerfed for the geared Resto out there.

However, what you will really notice is that in PVP you will get ALL of it back, rather than getting less than half back (due to low spirit on PVP peices) which is really nice, and needed to keep up with the insane regen of Palas.

That being said remember to LOS and/or range any dispellers (and pop Barkskin if you have the Barkskin Glyph) when using otherwise you will seriously regret it!

Commentaire de Zampl

Lol notice how the tooltip says "..mana pool over 20 sec sec."
In the game it's the same.

Commentaire de TweetyGirl

Current PTR patch notes for 3.2 say that Innervate's cooldown is being taken down to 3 minutes, but it will only give half as much mana.

Commentaire de 320226

Patch 3.2 changes:

Causes the target to regenerate mana equal to 225% of the casting Druid's base mana pool over 10 sec.

What is the cooldown on this?

Liens

Innervation

Innervation
30 m de portée

Instantanée	3 min de recharge

Permet à la cible de récupérer 5% de son maximum de mana en 10 sec. Si la cible est le lanceur de sorts, celui-ci reçoit (15)% de son maximum de mana supplémentaires en 10 sec.

Glyphe d'innervation
Si elle est lancée sur une cible alliée autre que le lanceur de sorts, ce dernier reçoit 10% de son maximum de mana en 10 sec

Buff

Innervation	Magie

Régénère 20 points de mana toutes les 1 s.
10 secondes restantes

Détails sur le sort

Durée

10 secondes

École

Nature

Mécanique

n/d

Type de dissipation

Magie

Catégorie GCD

Standard

Coût

Aucun

Portée

30 mètres (Moyen)

Incantation

Instantanée

Recharge

3 minutes

GCD

1.5 secondes

Effet

Apply Aura: [Periodically give power] (Mana)
Valeur : 21 à toutes les 1 seconde
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

Marqueurs

Ne peut être utilisé en changeforme
Ne requiert pas de changeforme
L'aura pointe vers le client
Réinitialiser le temps de recharge à la fin d'un combat

Innervation

Buff

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