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Kommentar von delodax

Very situational skill. You must know beforehand that noone in the party requires additional healing during the ten seconds that this spell is channeled. With a secondary healer the problem is easily circumvented.

Long cooldown and situational use makes it more of a "fluff-spell" to many druids. Personally I've found it pretty useful in some cases when the party takes AoE damage. Coupled with the spell Barkskin you can also cast it uninterrupted.

Kommentar von kane

One of the better and cool spells as a druid. Downside is when you get hit you usually lose about 1/3 of the time left of the spell and also its only party not a full raid if there around you.

Kommentar von caleser

This spell only heals your party, not an entire raid. You also have to learn when to cast it because I've seen alot of druids who think they can let their party get low health and then just use this -- wrong. I've found this is best used when nobody needs a huge heal, and when you would be wasting mana by healing every person individually. I find myself only using it after a battle where we need to heal up quickly, it is usually such a waste in mana though.

Kommentar von Paps

What % of your +healing does this receive?

Kommentar von HighFive

It recieves about 76%, or so WoWWiki says.

Edit: Outdated since 3.0 and spell power. I don't think WoWWiki has been updated either.

Kommentar von Keris

Probably one of the more insane healing spells out there. Throw this on w/barkskin and even with 90% of an instance slamming on you you'll out-heal them lol.

It's awesome.

Kommentar von Windwalk

It's worth noting that this spell can affect party members outside of your LOS (line of sight).

This is extremely useful in arena, since there are several LOS obstructions.

Being able to use a heal of this potency while staying pretty well hidden is something that only a druid can pull off.

Kommentar von Skiers

With Entangling Roots, Force of Nature, mass-Thorns, this spell, a white Ram, and some t2, I'm Malfurion.

Kommentar von Sahrish

Realize that this spell only has a 30 yard range, as opposed to other heals (40 yards). You may want to move closer to your damaged party members before you begin channeling, otherwise you may waste quite a bit of mana >.>

If you are not Restoration and lack Swiftmend and Nature's Swiftness, this spell combined with Barkskin is surprisingly useful for healing a single target in emergencies, whether yourself or another, although with a high mana cost; it will top the player in question off far faster than any of your other HoT spells, and in my experience, for some reason people don't seem to use an Interrupt skill on Tranquility as much as they do Regrowth or Healing Touch.

Kommentar von Archangel

This is a most potent healing spell, especially for 5v5 arena combat. Base, this spell will heal 6072 damage over 8 seconds to all party members, yielding roughly 30,360 health. That is base, without any +healing involved.

Remember, this can be used to full advantage assuming you use Barkskin. Make a macro;

/castsequence Barkskin, Tranquility

...which will cast Barkskin the first time it is pressed and Tranquility the second. With two simple button taps you can have an uninterpretable (except through stuns, which your party should be keeping away) juggernaut of a heal. This is a spell that Priests curse our name for =) Use this wonderful gift!

Kommentar von twarden94

This spell is great! i'v saved my team for dieing with this about 5 times in dungeons and raids the 10 min cooldown is bad and the fact u have to clannel it it draws all agro to u then bam ur dead then group wipe :( other than that this spell rocks! :)

Kommentar von clavarnway

Combined with Barkskin, you can channel this spell without interrupt. You will have alot of threat, however.

Kommentar von bloodseek

As a tank, if you nee quick aggro. pop barkskin and this and you can heal your party and generate a large amount of aggro quickly. but be careful with it as you can easily end up dieing instead.

Kommentar von JyL1

Can anyone confirm/deny whether this spells works during the zero-gravity phases in the Kael'Thas fight in Magister's Terrace?
When my druid healer used it it didn't seem to heal anyone, and he figured it was because none of us were in the ground. I suspect he was just not close enough to the group but I don't know.

Kommentar von Yarthort

I also love the sound it makes when you activate it

Kommentar von Hokuto

This spell, with two points on imp. tranquility, may be quite useful on aggro-sensitive pulls.

Kommentar von peyote

In Wotlk imp tranquillity reduce the cd by 60%
Looks like tranquillity every 4 min.

Kommentar von Slavkei

Endorel anuminor!

Nature bends to my will...

Kommentar von nick1la

It's good that the talent http://wotlk.wowhead.com/?spell=17124 reduces the cooldown now and will be able to use it more frequently instead of every 10 minutes. so it will be like every 4 minutes not that bad. less dying ;)

Kommentar von overlordkirie

Tranquility is now raid wide.

Kommentar von Genericusername

Tranquility is now raid-wide. That means that if you have Improved Tranquility, you can top off your entire raid with no threat generation, every 4 minutes.

Also, most Druids don't seem to realize that Tranquility is an extremely powerful single-target heal as well.

Kommentar von bucky128

With 1800 spell power (level 80 blues), this heals for about 4500 a tick. It's nice in situations where your group pulls more than they thought they were going to, especially when you have the talent to make it threat-free and on a 4-min cooldown. With a few HoTs on the tank, wild growth, and then this, you can survive some pretty boneheaded pulls.

It has a 30 yard radius (not 40 yards like other healing spells, so you may need to stand closer), but it heals all your raid members too, even if they're not in your group. It costs about 2500 mana, which is pretty expensive til you do the math and realize this can heal (4500 health) (4 ticks) (25 raid members) = 450,000 health. Yes, you read that right.

As mentioned on lower ranks, barkskin first, especially if you don't have the "causes 100% less threat" talent, because without that, as you can imagine, healing for 450,000 tends to cause some aggro. Even if you do have that talent, and even if your tank is perfect and has control of all mobs, it's worthwhile to barkskin in case you take some aoe damage.

Kommentar von Teradon

If you should use it in a "panic" situation, and you don't have this threat talent:
As a Tauren, I don't know what to do - Panic!
As a Night Elf, using Shadowmeld may cause you to leave combat. (And of cause reset agro)

People who read this spell would also notice the 10 minutes cooldown. (4 minutes with talent)
Which means this can most likely only be used once or twice in a fight, and the primary AoE healing should come from Priests "Circle of Healing", and Druids "Wild Growth". I would only suggest using this spell if you find the whole raid on low health.

Could someone tell me what "Heals all nearby group members" are? What I'm looking for is the distance (yards) this will heal.

Kommentar von manicmania

The spellpower coefficent of tranquility is as follows:
215% (258% with Empowered Rejuvenation)
http://www.wowwiki.com/Spell_power_coefficient

Kommentar von manicmania

The spellpower coefficent of tranquility is as follows:
215% (258% with Empowered Rejuvenation)
http://www.wowwiki.com/Spell_power_coefficient

Kommentar von manicmania

The spellpower coefficent of tranquility is as follows:
215% (258% with Empowered Rejuvenation)
http://www.wowwiki.com/Spell_power_coefficient

Kommentar von manicmania

The spellpower coefficent of tranquility is as follows:
215% (258% with Empowered Rejuvenation)
http://www.wowwiki.com/Spell_power_coefficient

Kommentar von manicmania

The spellpower coefficent of tranquility is as follows:
215% (258% with Empowered Rejuvenation)
http://www.wowwiki.com/Spell_power_coefficient

Kommentar von manicmania

The spellpower coefficent of tranquility is as follows:
215% (258% with Empowered Rejuvenation)
http://www.wowwiki.com/Spell_power_coefficient

Kommentar von manicmania

The spellpower coefficent of tranquility is as follows:
215% (258% with Empowered Rejuvenation)
http://www.wowwiki.com/Spell_power_coefficient

Kommentar von dlinb

what is the manacost of it?
it says tht 70%of base mana but it's not true
why would you have 16k mana is it is with % of base mana?

Kommentar von Envision0

Take off all your gear, then subtract all the mana you get from your natural intellect.

That's your base mana.

Kommentar von W4lker

One day I just happened to notice the following... not that it's very useful anymore:

Tier 1 8-piece set bonus and Improved Tranquility.

Depending on how these work you might manage to get tranquility off a cooldown, or at least on a very short one.

Kommentar von sxizzor

Sometimes I use it in the middle of nowhere just for the sound.

Kommentar von Hurono

Anyone know the sound file for this, the /script? Lifeblood seems lonely without any sounds...

Also, will add, terrific healing move. Good for those AoE mobs, keeps everyone alive. You just have to be back farther than the AoE can hit. =P

Kommentar von Saaidh

Don't forget your Innervate while your'e at it!

Kommentar von henny234

If you plan to use this in a fight, (without points in the resto tree on this skill) this is basically a deathwish.

Kommentar von reflectivesol

It says right below the icon under "Buff" that it heals Party members. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE RAID =( only the 5 people in your group

Kommentar von Daretocarebear

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Spells\\Tranquility.wav")

^-^

Kommentar von Starfox

These kind of things are multiplicative, not additive, meaning if you had the talent and the set equipped, tranq. would have a cooldown of 120 seconds (2 minutes). Not so hot, considering the talent alone reduces the cooldown from 10 minutes to 4.

Oh, you got a druid and tested this?
Because when I equip 8/8 T1 and spec into 2/2 Improved Tranquility with my druid, then Tranquility has no cooldown at all.
http://www.wowhead.com/?spell=23556 http://www.wowhead.com/?spell=17124 are additive.

So please don't downrank posts just because you THINK they are wrong, but rather TEST if they are wrong and then rank them accordingly.

Kommentar von Cemi

In his defence, pretty much all other factors like this are not additive and as both are % values it seems very likely it would be a 2 mintue CD rather than none. But that is pretty cool, I reckon constantly casting tranquility sounds like a fun way of raid healing.

Considering it's base value is actually pretty good, having the tier 1 bonus would be great in certain situations.

Unfortunately, whenever something is situational it usually means it's only good against Loathlab, and I'm not sure it's worth it gathering T1 for anything more than fun.

How easy would it be for a druid to gather T1 out of interest?

Kommentar von wall91

/script PlaySoundFile("Sound\\Spells\\Tranquility.wav")

enjoy

Kommentar von Senoinus

Tranquility is fully covered by clearcasting in terms of mana cost - viz if you pop tranquility when clearcasting is on the cost will be 0. This can be very useful to know when you get cornered mana-wise (Gvezax) and it can give the extra heal that you need to make the kill happen.