Get Healed More By Enraged Regeneration!

[Nikentic]

Here is how you can get healed more by enraged regeneration.

Enraged Regeneration - Spell - World of Warcraft

Before you cast it, cast Commanding shout, and you will get healed more since your max hp has been raised. After enraged regeneration is gone, just cast battle shout and your hp is probably full.

[traxis]

unfortunately thats not how commanding shout works since many patches ago. it currentyl takes your % HP and then increases HP while maintaining the percentages. when it is debuffed it maintains the same % HP and reduces maximum HP. so different shouts will make no difference on your healing from this ability since it also calculated based on % of HP too.

if you have 30%hp and use it you're going to have 60%hp when it finishes

[Nikentic]

let's say like this. It increases your current hp and max hp with X%.

If you use enraged regeneration without having commanding shout buffed, you get let's say 350 hp each second. If you have it up, you get instead 450 hp each second. The % doesn't really matter, it just you get your un buffed hp up faster then without the buff.

[facepalmed]

doesnt work like that

you gain a steady 30% hp. when adding/removing comanding shout ur % of hp stays the same, so you will "heal" more per tic while having comanding up with ER, but once u cancle the shout your hp will be brought down. it wouldnt matter if u poped commanding shout. if your @ 60% hp and pop it, ull be brought up to 90%.. wouldnt matter if u poped commanding shout before, during, or after ER. youll end up at the same hp either way

its science, cant mess with science bro

[Jeddy]

Sorry mate it dont work, Im tank on a private and it didnt help me a bit.

[Nikentic]

works prefectly for me so.

[Ferag]

I tested this, it does not work for the reasons traxis posted.

[rljohn]

Ahem, this actually does work o.O

Lets say you have 20,000 HP Max while Battle shouted. Lets say you're at 10,000 HP when you pop this spell.

You would heal 6000 health over 10 seconds, or ~600.0 HP per second.

If you pop Commanding Shout before Enraged Regeneration, you'll have an additional MAX HP of 2255 (untalented). That means before popping, you are at:
10,000 HP / 22,255 HP.

30% of 22,255 HP is 6676.5, or 667.65 HP / second.
So you are at 16,677 / 22,255

Then you pop battle shout again, and you are back at a max HP of 20k, but now you have 16,677/20k which is roughly 84% of your hit points. This is a net increase of 4% of your health opposed to not using this trick.

The increase is best at low levels of max HP, i.e., a green warrior will see more of an effect since their base max HP is about 17-18k, but a T7 geared warrior with 22k will see only a minor increase.

[EXE3]

not bad.
Nice find.

[Gamma]

Common sence tbh, and should work for last stand aswell.

[Blazara]

Works for Feral druids.
Survival instincts + FR = more healed.
But indeed, common knowledge.

[blowingCrush]

I have been using this ever since as a druid.

[Ginchy]

lol at the poster above me

[Nikentic]

when CS is gone, it lowers you with the same amount of hp it raised you with.

[Ferag]

Lets say you have 20,000 HP Max while Battle shouted. Lets say you're at 10,000 HP when you pop this spell.

Meaning you would be at 16,000 after using this spell.

If you pop Commanding Shout before Enraged Regeneration, you'll have an additional MAX HP of 2255 (untalented). That means before popping, you are at:
10,000 HP / 22,255 HP.

First mistake... you would be at 11,128 HP.

30% of 22,255 HP is 6676.5, or 667.65 HP / second.
So you are at 16,677 / 22,255

No, you would be at 17,805 / 22,255, or 80% (up 30% from when you started at 50%.)

Then you pop battle shout again, and you are back at a max HP of 20k, but now you have 16,677/20k which is roughly 84% of your hit points. This is a net increase of 4% of your health opposed to not using this trick.

Then you pop BS again, you are back at max HP of 20k. However you health stays at the same 80% as before. 80% of 20,000 is 16,000... the same as if you had not done this trick.