The Spirit Realm

Words fail me.

lame foci alert ;<

Considering that the Praetorian bought from Orum was also healing should we be suprised? At least it is a 65% focus not a 30% one.

They need to move healing focus back to the TBS arms like they are on the TSS arms, because the disease focus on the arms has only EVER fired since i bought them when i open the door to beltron... pretty lame. Then people would be able to /upgrade/ their arms since there IS no other healing focus item for a shaman currently.

It's rather strange how the focus keeps moving around from one set to another. Arms seem to have healing focus on them every other set, so it's a fairly common place. It's not a bad focus, but you'd expect something a bit more interesting on a BP. Although the TSS BP effect is a little lame, at least this BP has a focus we'd use.

The TSS bp effect has never once fired for me. Shaman dont get malosnise rk3... mages do. Hence mages cast malosinise, shaman cast malis before that. Distress is about the most pointless focus effect imagineable. If we DO need to land malosninise... well we have the click on that very same BP to help with that.

My guild has no magicians, plus there's that part of the game when you're not, you know, raiding..

All the BPs have focus effects that only work on one spell. However, for shamans, it's a spell that not everyone uses.

I usually use Malis only when I'm not raiding. I only use Malosinise when raiding if there are no magicians around, or sometimes when I'm soloing (which I don't do often, and don't always use malosinise).

Both other priest classes and two healing hybrids even - Beastlords, Clerics, Druids and Paladins - get a 70% heal focus for one spell - why couldn't they do this for shamans too?

Necros, Magicians, Rangers and Shadowknights get a 70% damage focus for one spell, I'd be more than happy with that if the spell was Sting of the Queen.

Wizards get a 22% mana preservation for one spell, I don't really know what they think of that. Enchanters get an agro reducer for all tashes, likewise, seems a bit lame to me, but they do tash a lot and it's a high agro spell.