[Discussion] Healthstone vs. Innervate in a duel.

[Dale93]

Allright, so, lets say you are a warlock, you are fighting a druid in a DUEL (Not arena) and you get low on HP, you use a healthstone. And then people will start hating you because people claim that a Healthstone is like using a potion. But then when a druid uses Innervate in a duel, allowing him to gain 450% of his mana, allowing him to heal like a fkin retarded chicken. What do you think of this?

The question is;
Healthstone = Considered a pot in duel.
Innervate= Even more OP then using a mana potion.

What do you guys think here? When a lock aint allowed to use a Healthstone, wich is created by the lock, why should druids be allowed to use Innervate wich regains mana like a hippie on drugs...

[ReidE96]

Locks are OP. Druids are not. Hence, locks need to ignore some of their abilities so as be slightly less broken.

Also, even with the mana he has to cast the heal, which takes time and can be interrupted.

[Dale93]

Pfft, Lifebloom/Rejuvenation...

[ReidE96]

That doesn't change the fact that locks are OP.

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[RyeRye]

IMO, If you have a great Warlock and a great Druid, the warlocks going to win.

All they need is fear, even with a trinket.

[wordboy]

I hate it all together when people go crazy over duels

[synthblade]

Well I havent played a lock but I have a feral druid and I gotta say, as feral I can usually waste a lock if I continue to stun him... it's hard to heal with dots+fear+lifedrain... so a lot of it depends on who does what first. - However berserk is a bit OP. Fear immunity for 20 seconds

[ReidE96]

I hate it all together when people go crazy over duels

Well said. The only thing I dislike about duels is if some git on the other faction decides that it would be a great idea to attack you both now you're weakened. I main a mage, and one of my closest friends mains paladin. We're about the same level, and tend to go levelling together. We also duel each other. A lot. After one duel (the winner of which I forget, cause we never really care), a belfadin and ud rogue thought this would be a GREAT opportunity to get 2 HKs. Unfortunately for them, we actually knew how to play our classes. The belfadin sucked, and was owned by a human prot/ret paladin. The rogue didn't get within melee range of me. However, had they actually been anywhere good at playing, we'd almost certainly have both died.