From WoWWiki
| Hibernate
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| Usable by
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| Class
| Druid
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| Properties
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| Type
| Offensive, Utility
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| School
| Nature
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| Cooldown
| None/Global Cooldown
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| Talents
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Improvement talents
| Nature's Reach
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| Other information
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| Ranks
| 3
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| Related debuff
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- "Has sleep dulled my senses?"
Causes a beast or dragonkin to fall asleep for X seconds. Damage will awaken the target.
Rank Table
| Rank | Level | Casting Time | Mana Cost | Sleep duration (x) | Cost
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| 1 | 18 | 1.5 sec | 90 | up to 20 sec. | 19
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| 2 | 38 | 1.5 sec | 120 | up to 30 sec. | 1 20
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| 3 | 58 | 1.5 sec | 150 | up to 40 sec. | 3 20
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Notes
Tips and Tactics
- In a PvE setting, Hibernate gives druids a tremendous advantage as it allows you to take on beasts much more powerful than yourself. A good druid can kill an elite beast mob of his or her own level and even one or two levels higher given correct planning and timing.
- Used in combination with Soothe Animal and, where permitted, Flight Form, Hibernate makes the druid a wicked-awesome farming class.
- Hibernate can be used to help crowd control in instances where beasts or dragonkin are present.
- Like most CC, Hibernate doubles in function as a spammable counterspell: Even though the target will not remain asleep while players are beating on it, any of its abilities in progress (with a cast time) will be interrupted.
- In PvP, It is good to use against a Hunter's pet, a Druid in Feral forms, and a Shaman in Ghost Wolf form. However, due to its cast time, a good player would often shift out of form to prevent it from being used on them.