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Kommentar von 6101

Apparently used to prevent wipes in raids, etc. My question is whether it's dispellable. Else, waiting on the priest or paladin or whatever would be rather dull.

Kommentar von Lucid

I'd like to add that this skill used on a pvp server, will cause the target to appear unflagged (blue name) to players of the opposing faction.

Kommentar von samarium

Be absolutely sure to communicate with the recipient of this effect BEFORE you use it! That shaman/druid/priest/whatever absolutely must get far enough away from any existing mobs or patrols to avoid aggro when the effect is canceled, or it is simply wasted.

Kommentar von 51171

My MT loves this for saving repair costs (and I do, too)

Kommentar von 67683

ok sorry about my wrong post but this was popped on a lvl 1 gnome in org who danced on the mailbox for the entire time, i did not read the tootip sorry for the mistake ^^

Kommentar von 40551

Sadly, despite the fact that Paladins learn this ability at level 30, many reach their high 50's (and sometimes even beyond) without even knowing about it or its usefulness. I've been in more than one group where a well-placed Divine Intervention could have saved a complete wipe, but the Paladin either didn't have it on their bar at all, or didn't even know what it was.

To elaborate, as mentioned in other comments, this is a wipe prevention tool. When things look grim and a wipe is imminent, you instruct your healer (or anyone who can revive reliably) to get away from mobs and their patrol/spawn points, and then use Divine Intervention on them once they are there. Once everyone else is dead, and the mobs have reset (be sure they've actually reset), they can remove the buff and revive the others (if they are a Druid, they can only revive one person, and so should revive you, a Priest, or a Shaman).

This ability can save a lot of frustration. Sometimes, if you are deep enough in an instance, running back simply is not an option; a full wipe would mean game over. Again, this prevents that.

Divine Intervention is completely invaluable in PvE, and even has some limited use in PvP. Every Paladin should know this ability, what it does, and how to use it. If you know a Paladin, make sure they understand it - you'll be glad you did.

Kommentar von 93865

It is possible to talk to NPCs through DI.

Kommentar von Schaefer

Vincent : I know, we was lucky.

Jules : No no no no… that’s just wasn’t luck.

Vincent : Yeah maybe.

Jules : This was divine intervention. You know what “divine intervention” is ?

Vincent : I think so. That means that God came down from heaven and stopped the bullets ?

Jules : That’s right ! That’s exactly what it means. God came down from Heaven and stopped these mother$%^&ing bullets.

Kommentar von cheesepizza

if you wipe on a boss he won't attack you so far from what i've seen he'll just leash

Kommentar von Rattja

Hehe, just as a little note..
If anyone have heard I'm yours by Jason Mraz it sounds like hes singing that he's waiting for his cooldown on divine intervention to end :P

This being said i know that its not what hes singing, it just sounds funny.

The actual words is:
Before the cool done run out
I'll be giving it my bestest
Nothing's going to stop me but divine intervention
I reckon it's again my turn to win some or learn some.

Just listen, its in the first verse

Kommentar von 65503

Umm no if u bubble or selth u drop the flag.

Kommentar von sgtsolidus

Some paladins fail to realize this so...TRY to use this on a class that can actually do something to recover from a close wipe. I've seen paladins think it's a good idea to use it on warriors or mages. and no they weren't engineers.

Kommentar von 45315

You can use this on a player of the oposite faction if you have a priest in your group to MC him/her first :)

Kommentar von 24756

In the event that you're among the last few standing and there are no ressurecters, it's not to bad an idea to toss on a random player without a ressurection ability, as you won't have to suffer a repair bill and whoever you put DI on might also get to skip theirs, should they be far enough :>.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

It kills you to save another player.

So, if you use it on yourself it would kill you, but protect you from any harm.

I think the game would crash and the existance as we know it would collapse if people tried.

Btw, why would the Paladin wanna kill himself to protect another player? The Paladin can resurrect the fallen.

Edit: Wow, was I ignorant or what?

Edited, Apr 18th 2008 2:59am by Mazra

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Btw, why would the Paladin wanna kill himself to protect another player? The Paladin can resurrect the fallen.

maybe cause it also removes agro from that player and he then can rez everyone and instance resumes.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

This can be a confusing spell, but I recently had a conversation with some experienced Pally players who are helping me refine my game and they taught me all about this spell which, when understood und used properly, can make or break 40 peoples' days.

To be clear on its effect, it completely removes the person from harm and combat. They are placed in a bubble, completely immune to anything harmful, AND they drop out of combat, meaning anything attacking them stops caring and minds its own business. However, so long as they're in the bubble, they can take NO action whatsoever -- they can't even move. The bubble lasts 3 minutes or until the person right clicks the buff to dismiss it. This has no mana cost, but rather kills the Paladin who casts it.

The most common misconception -- and I can't understand why -- is that a Paladin can DI themself. I don't understand the confusion, it seems pretty obvious to me, but for those still wondering -- NO, a Paladin can NOT Divine Intervention themself since the cost for casting this spell is one Symbol of Divinity, and the Paladin's life.

To answer another question, there is NO armor penalty for casting this spell or the death that results from it. No durability loss is kind of a bonus for the Pally that casts it.

The purpose of Divine Intervention is to rescue a party or more commonly, a raid, from a crippling wipe. In high level instances a wipe means that you effectively have to start over, since mobs respawn, and this can mean hours of work lost and ultimately, failure for a large group of people.

When a wipe seems imminent, the Paladin casts Divine Intervention on a player capable of Rezing. The rest of the raid then accepts their fate and allows themselves to get wiped, becasue once the DI is cast, they have less than 3 minutes to all be dead. That way, once everyone except the person inside the DI bubble is dead, the threat is ended. The mobs attacking them will return to their starting points, so whatever mistake that was made causing the wipe is effectively undone (in most cases). The person in the bubble then clicks off the DI buff, and resurrects the Paladin. Together with any more rezers they have, they bring the entire raid back to life, all given a glorious second chance, thanks to the sacrafice of a Paladin and Divine Intervention! :)

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I hope I never click this by accident :D

Edited, May 19th 2008 6:00am by userdefinable

Kommentar von Allakhazam

there is 'no' armor penalty for using this

i myself use this for saving the gear of myself and someone else when theres a wipe ;)

btw mazra is noob. u save the whole raid from wipe if you use this.. Paladins 'not' using this spell to save others are so frickin pathetic. :)

Edited, Tue Jul 5 05:57:05 2005

Kommentar von Allakhazam

Why would a paladin want to sacrafice himself because that is what this class does. A paladin is suppose to be a Holy Worrior who is willing to make the ultimate sacrafice for the good of the whole. That is what the use of this spell is for. To save the whole at the cost of the one. I'm jst now at lvl 30 and am looking foward to being able to a a new dimension to playing my paladin and being able to use this spell.

Kommentar von Allakhazam

I don't suppose this could be used on yourself could it? Also does anyone know of what kinda armor penalty there is from using this? Thank you!

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