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Kommentar von JoeIndy

These guys use Renew and Inner Fire, along with normal heals that make them very hard to kill. If you burn away their mana, they're much easier.

Kommentar von Thottbot

They can self-heal themselves back to full health... they wait and do it when you have them down to about 20% health so if you for some reason can't get a crit in at 20%, you're screwed and have to work them down all over again. And maybe I'm wrong, but it doesn't seem like their armor gets any weaker each time. So really, if you have slow attack speed (warriors, paladins), it seems more like you're fighting a level 38 mob than a level 32 one.

Oh, and don't even think about soloing two of these guys together until you're at least 36 or 37, have AoE, or are in a group... because they'll just heal each other off forever. Sucks.

Kommentar von Thottbot

they r easy 2 kill.....if u can interupt spellcasting
they r really weak so all u need 2 do is get em 2 low health, they try 2 heal, u interupt and they dont try 2 heal agen. easy kill

Kommentar von Thottbot

do these guys drop fadeleaf? or is the only way to get it is from herbalism?

Kommentar von Thottbot

No,it's not the only way. You gather it as the others. In STV you can find some fadeleaf near water and other more like blindweed,liferoot,etc.

Kommentar von Thottbot

These guys are pretty annoying. They regen health about 6-7% per tick.. so you got to kill them fast, drain their mana if you can. Not very fun and quite annoying, but oh well =)

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I had two drop for me on the killing spree for the Jungle Remedy quest.

Also the nice box in the middle of the camp had a bar of Truesilver in it for me :)

The medicine men are the biggest pain in the arse I have come across, the amount of heals they can kick out is shocking.

If you get an add hope to heck it isn't another medicine man.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Class: Priest
Level range: 32-33
Health: Unknown.
Mana: 935 at Level 32, 963 at Level 33.

Spells:
Inner Fire: They keep this buff spell up perpetually. This increases their armour by around 720, I believe. 20 successful hits on the mob will use up this spell's charges and remove it.
Renew: They cast either Renew on themselves once down to 90% health.
Heal (Greater? Flash? Not sure): They heal themselves once they reach below 50% health.

Priests have the advantage over these guys.
If you pay attention to their actions you will see when they cast Renew/Rejuvination on themselves. You can then use Dispel Magic to remove it. If you only have Rank 1 you may have to cast twice as the first time may just remove Inner Fire instead.

Once they get down to 50% health they will try and heal themselves. You can either mana burn them until they have no mana beforehand, or simply stop them from healing. To stop them from healing, first ensure you have WoW's new Target-of-Target feature turned on in the bottom of Interface Options. They will target themselves before they try to heal themselves, so the moment they do this, stop them by stunning or silencing them.

I suggest you grind these for their Jungle Remedies a lot. These will serve you well even at level 60.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

these are great to farm, fadeleaf and their poison potions...

Kommentar von EXPERIMENTONGOD

Suprised nobody has mentioned that these mobs are PERFECT to raise weapon skill if you're level 30-40.

As a paladin just use the fastest/lowest damage weapon you can find, put on armor/stamina gear, Seal of the Crusader (+40% attack speed) and whack away. They are PRIEST MOBS so they cast inner fire (armor), renew and heal (to full) which is perfect for this purpose.

WIth a Paladin and low damage weapon/gear you can almost AFK raise weapon skill, just need to throw a Holy Light on yourself every minute or so.

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