For lore of the class, see priest.

For lore of the class with this specific race, see Priest races#Blood elf priests and Priest races#High elf priests.

Priest
Race	Human (High elf, Blood elf)
Role	Healer
Base unit	N/A
Faction	Human Alliance
Statistics
Hit points	290 (370*)
Hit point regeneration	Always
Hit point regen. rate	0.25 HP/sec.
Mana	200 (400*)
Mana regen. rate	0.667 (1.167*) Mana/sec.
Unit Classified As:	Ground
Level	2
Gold	135
Lumber	10
Food	2
Produced at	Arcane Sanctum
Build time	28 sec.
Requires	N/A
Gold Bounty Awarded	26-38
Transport slots	1
Attacking priority	7
Sleeps	False
Hotkey	P
Combat
Weapon(s)	Staff
Normal attack:	8.5 avg
Can attack:	Ground, Structure, Debris, Air, Item, Ward
Range	600
Attack type	Magic
Cooldown	2.00 sec.
Weapon type	Missile
Armor Type	Flesh
Defense Type	Unarmored
Armor	0
Day Sight	1400
Night Sight	800
Movement Speed	Average (270)
Sound
Sound Set	Priest

The Priest, a holy field medic, these padres roam the battlefield curing the wounds of fallen comrades.

Contents 1 Information 2 Spells and abilities 2.1 Heal (Autocast) 2.2 Dispel Magic 2.3 Inner Fire (Autocast) 3 Upgrades 4 Manual description 5 World Editor description 6 Gallery 7 External links

Information Edit

Priests can be a very important part of a Human army. While Healing and Dispel can be very useful many prefer Priests for their Inner Fire ability. Inner Fire can be an alternative to Orc Shaman Bloodlust and especially useful in team games. Healing can help return units to full health saving you the cost of replacing them. Dispel Magic is useful for countering powerful spells such as Bloodlust and Slow. Dispel Magic is also useful against Skeleton and other summoned units.

Remember to research Adept and Master Training. Besides just giving extra spells these upgrades also increase mana capacity and mana regeneration which is exactly what you want on spell casting units.

Spells and abilities Edit

Heal (Autocast) Edit

Heals a target friendly non-mechanical wounded unit for 25 hit points.

Research Cost Researched At Requirements None Always Available None
Duration Cooldown Mana Cost Range Area of Effect Allowed Targets Effect Instant 1 sec. 5 25 N/A Air, Ground, Friend, Self, Organic, Non Ancient Heals 25 HP

Any friendly unit within acquisition range of the Priest will be automatically healed. The auto-healing function does not work when the Priest is in Hold Position.

Dispel Magic Edit

Removes all buffs from units in a target area. Deals 200 damage to summoned units.

Research Cost Researched At Requirements 100 50 Arcane Sanctum Priest Adept Training
Duration Cooldown Mana Cost Range Area of Effect Allowed Targets Effect Instant None 75 50 20 Air, Ground, Ward Removes all spells, 200 damage to summoned units

Dispel Magic has many different uses such as removing buffs and de-buffs. Dispel Magic is also useful for damaging summoned units.

Inner Fire (Autocast) Edit

Increases a target friendly unit's damage by 10% and armor by 5.

Research Cost Researched At Requirements 100 150 Arcane Sanctum Priest Master Training
Duration Cooldown Mana Cost Range Area of Effect Allowed Targets Effect 60 sec. 1 sec. 35 50 Unit Air, Ground, Friend Damage +10%, Armor +5

Inner Fire is a very powerful spell since it both increases damage and armor. On Knights it can make them very difficult to kill. Inner Fire is especially useful in team games where many allied units can be buffed with Inner Fire. Inner Fire can be a good alternative to Bloodlust.

Upgrades Edit

Priest Adept Training

Increases mana capacity by 100, mana regeneration rate by 30%, hit points by 40, and gives Priests the ability to cast Dispel Magic

Research Cost	Researched At	Requirements	Upgrade Time
100 50	Arcane Sanctum	None	60 sec.

Priest Master Training

Further increases mana capacity by 100, mana regeneration rate by 30%, hit points by 40, and gives him the ability to cast Inner Fire.

Research Cost	Researched At	Requirements	Upgrade Time
100 150	Arcane Sanctum	Priest Adept Training, Castle	75 sec.

Manual descriptionEdit

Despite the high elves' official departure from the Alliance, some elves still remain true to their former human and dwarven allies. The altruistic priests of Quel'Thalas refused to abandon their roles as healers and agreed to remain in Lordaeron despite the edicts from their reclusive masters in Silvermoon. The high elven priests use their Light-given powers to heal the wounded and bolster the spirits of Lordaeron's fighting elite.

World Editor descriptionEdit

Supporting spellcaster. Can initially cast Heal, which increases the life of wounded units. Can also learn Dispel Magic and Inner Fire.

GalleryEdit

External links Edit

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