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Comment by 444462 As a Priest, The 128 MP5 from this being at 8 stacks can easily be maintained, Levitate costs just 103 mana, and as this "helpful spell" procs the Trinket's effect, you can easily spam 800 mana into 8 stacks, ideal for start of boss fights, or to stop the effect fading from you.
Desolace is a barren zone located in western Eastern Kingdoms. Desolace is a rocky wasteland littered with bones, seemingly permeated by a curse, its skies always taken by storms, and very few sources of water, with lots of small lakes of yellow, polluted water all around the zone.
This doesn't make much sense. First of all, every healer spec has different mana regen mechanics so stating that any healer should not get both versions is plain bad advice. You need to think about this, if you get both of the trinkets you get alot of regen for a very low amount of ilvl points (the Spellpower of both trinkets is also really great and is factored in the ilvl budget of the item).
Solace of the Fallen Heroic Binds when picked up Unique. Trinket: Requires Level 80 Item Level 258: Equip: Increases spell power by 168. Equip: Each time you cast a spell, you gain 18 mana per 5 sec. for 10 sec. Stacks up to 8 times. Sell Price: 11 39 40.
This blue dagger has an item level of 32. It is looted from Thorngrin the Tender. In the Daggers category. Added in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade.
Some might say, if you have 0 regen problems, Solace goes down. Don't kid yourselves. This allows for such a great slack on regen that you can have a much larger margin in gemming and enchanting, increasing your throughput at a nearly unnoticeable cost. If you get your hands on this thing, you'll love it.
Solace of the Fallen is a best in slot if I'm not mistaken, which in the least it certainly can't be said for DPS. Comment by Profits Blizzard patched it and Serendipty/Holy Concentration no longer add stacks. However, Circle of Healing and Holy Nova now add stacks equal to the number of targets they hit!
