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Commento di Cosmorth

Maybe they changed this glyph, but as of now none of these comments make sense. Spiritual Attunement is the passive skill paladins have that gives a percentage of mana upon being healed by another player. This would only be useful to tankadins. The T6 bonus gives 10% more mana back so we'll have to see how much 2% makes a difference at level 80.

Commento di davenrothz

I'd be interested to see if Glyph of Seal of Vengeance is additive or multiplicative... if additive... then, I say use SoMaytr and just spam consecrate :D

Commento di TheRealAzoth

Seems like Bliz created this Glyph before the changes to Blessing of Sanctuary. With BoS up and even decent avoidance a Prot pally will almost never go OOM. I think Glyph of Judgement and Glyph of Consecration will be my 2 main tanking glyphs until 80. Consecration won't be used nearly as often as Hammer of the Righteous but with the glyph's 2 extra seconds it should allow us to cast Consecration once at the beginning of a fight and not have to worry about it again until the next group.

Commento di 91216

This glyph is useful for "lowbie" paladin tanks pre-70. Once you get higher in the levels, and have a constant stream of heals and decent block rating (for Blessing of Sanctuary) this glyph blows. Look elsewhere for tanking glyphs.

Commento di michaelmoses

Rumor has it the Glyph of Seal of Blood is multiplicative resulting in a 1% gain, so this would make a better option for retadins since it's a 2% additive gain. Doesn't really make sense at all that this would be more since it's always active rather than situational, so I'm a bit skeptical until I test this for myself.

Commento di Tripix

Is that glyph useful for healers? Should I consider to pick this one for mana efficiency, or it's just a waste of major glyph slot?

Commento di 691579

With this glyph Divine Protection reduces ONLY magical damage by 40%.

Commento di Boshnak

Damnit, I don't know where my post went.. it wasn't purged or deleted.

Basically when glyphed, Divine Protection will be changed to "Reduces all magic damage taken by 40% for 10 sec." despite the below quote including physical...

Tooltip is a bug;

Glyphing Divine Protection makes the tooltip say reduces damage by 0%. The glyph reduces magical damage by 40% and physical damage by 20%.

Source.

Commento di Maibak

I tried this glyph out today and noticed my Guardian of Ancient Kings(protection version) suddenly said it only reduced damage by 30% instead of 50%. However when using the ability it still says reduces damage taken by 50%.

Commento di rosescape

While this is situational or outright bad for a prot paladin, I've found this a very good survivability glyph for holy and ret. Most unavoidable raid damage is magic, so this is as close to anti-magic shell you'll get as a paladin.

Commento di Valer

This could be nice in pvp at the moment consider the worst pvp damage in game comes from magical sources, ie. Frost mage, Frost DK, Aff lock, Ele shaman.

Commento di PriestessAur

In Mists of Pandaria this glyph has changed. Basically the spell and glyph have been flip-flopped. The baseline spell now provides 40% magic reduction but can be glyphed to 20% magic\20% physical. This is the reverse of how the spell and glyph have functioned prior to MoP.

OLD: Glyph of Divine Protection - Removes the physical damage reduction of your Divine Protection, but increases the magical damage reduction by 20%.
NEW: Glyph of Divine Protection - Reduces the magical damage reduction of your Divine Protection to 20% but adds 20% physical damage reduction.

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