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Kommentar von Thottbot

Ok, my Paladin uses this and i think its the best weapon i ever had. Let met explain...

First I had Fiery Enchant added.

When I start a fight, i hit my Seal of Light and Judge the first target, then change to Seal of Crusader which boosts my attack speed to 1.50

So now I have the Fiery Enchant procing for 40 damage alot, my seals judgement is healing me for 61 health, I have a 13% chance to critical which happens more than ever now, activating Vengeance increasing my damage, and also this Shadow Damage that Siphons Health for me.

If I need mana more, i simply change what im judging to Seal of Wisdom instead. Or if im fighting undead, i might just judge the crusader before i move on to my Exorcisim. (battle tactics is all, dont assume i always use seal of light)

Back to the Siphon Health via Shadow Damage tho, as this seems to be everyones biggest beef with this sword. I think its unique, sure i kill them off before i get fed life, but most of the time i am fighting 2 or 3 guys at once and if i see them glow green from my shadow damage, i change targets and let them suffer. I still got Consecration and Retribution Aura hurting them so why not kill the other guy first and get my 150 health.

Also, the Siphon Health at the end of the 16 seconds has gone Critical and healed me for 250 health!

I have always listened to others wise opinions here before, this is my first post ever because i think you guys have this sword all wrong. It is very good even if you do not like the Siphon Health. Any paladin who loves 2 hand weapons should get this sword because its the best thing we could wield, in my opinion. And i thought i would never find a replacement for my Truesilver Champion! ((so tempted to buy the Needler cuz of its fast speed, but now i dont have to))

Any questions, i will do what i can to answer them.

Kommentar von Thottbot

The wording on the buff is a little odd.

Does it mean that it could shadow damage the target and then transfer the damage to the sword wielder after 15 seconds?

Does it mean that it could shadow damage the target and then transfer the life to the sword wielder after 15 seconds?

I hope it does the life stealing bit...

Kommentar von Thottbot

I've been farming for this sword to complete a "deathknight" outfit, just for fun (since I'm at T2/AQ40 level with armor). Themetically, this sword seemed to me to fit the best with the outfit - unless Baron Rivendare wants to contribute! Last night, Jandice finally decided to give it up. What a pain she is to get to...

As mentioned above, this is the same item model as Destiny, X'Caliboar (another classic) and Witchfury, but with a sleek black and silver skin, almost exactly like that of the Darkstone Claymore.

I enchanted it with Lifestealing, for maximum "evilness". It looks very sexy indeed, but it turns out it's also a lot of fun to weild. At such a fast speed for a two-hander, Lifestealing procs a lot, but the real fun is the sword's built-in proc.

When the sword proc goes off, the mob you're attacking gets that large, spiky green glow from the center of their model, which persists as the DoT does shadow damage to them. When the DoT finishes and the shadow damage is transferred back to you as hit points, you get an animation as well - it looks very much like the disenchanting graphic, but focused on your character model's center.

The damage on the sword is not high, granted - but at that speed, if a paladin uses the right combos, it can be respectable. Crusader or perhaps Fiery Weapon would be advisable if this is going to be your main weapon (I only say Fiery because of its furious proc rate). Lifestealing without a doubt if it's for show rather than blow.

In the final analysis, I'd say this sword is much more of a curio or status/conversation piece than a mainstay weapon. Mine's going to get a lot of use this Hallow's End and already has a reserved spot in my permanent "exotic weapons collection"!

Kommentar von Thottbot

ok who drops this? and what lvl r they? is it a random drop or is it a specific monster drop?

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Is the proc stackable?

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I use this sword for my paladin. Its one of the fastest twohanders out there and it procs quite often. Pretty cool with seal of justice. I actually struck quicker blows with this twohander than a rogue friend ;P

I wouldnt recommend it to a retribution paladin who likes seal of command however. It doesnt do much dammage on one blow (for a twohander that is).
I wouldnt have rolled on it if a warrior wanted it first either.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

what happens on the proc is that over time it deals the shadow damage, 30 per 3 seconds, and at the end of the 16 second period, the total damage (about 150) is transferred to you as a heal

worthless heal, IF it procs..

Kommentar von Allakhazam

PoS for warriors.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

i dont get it. when it says all damage done is then transfered to the caster is that like taking away health from the caster or adding health to it

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Now this sword is pretty fine for a warrior, consedering the 'nerf slow weapons' patch. This thing is now buffed!With my mediocre blue gear critted for over 1400.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

good to hear. i was woried about double kills (i die and so dose he :) )

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Is the proc stackable? if so that'd be uber coolio for a elemental/enhancment shaman with windfury

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