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| − | : ''This article is about the living dead in general. For the playable race of undead, see [[Forsaken]]. For the Lich King's faction, see [[Scourge]]. For other uses of undead, see [[Undead (disambiguation)]]. |
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| + | <onlyinclude>{{Infobox ability |
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| + | |name=Poison Cleansing Totem |
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| + | |image=Spell_Nature_PoisonCleansingTotem |
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| + | |description=Summons a Poison Cleansing Totem with 5 health at the feet of the caster that attempts to remove 1 poison effect from party members within 30 yards every 5 seconds. Lasts 5 min. |
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| + | |class=[[Shaman]] |
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| + | |type=Defensive, Utility |
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| + | |school=[[Physical]] |
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| + | |target=Friendly |
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| + | |cost=8% of your |
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| + | |costunit=Base Mana |
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| + | |tools={{loot|common|Water Totem}} |
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| + | |cast_time=0 |
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| + | |cooldown=1 second |
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| + | }}</onlyinclude> |
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| + | '''Poison Cleansing Totem''' was highly useful against any creatures which poison consistently (such as an on-hit poison or an AoE one). It was slightly useful against creatures which have a poison spell, as you would not get poisoned enough to make this more useful than a specific poison-removing spell. It was completely useless against mobs which do not have a poison ability. |
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| − | [[Image:Undead.jpg|right]] |
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| − | '''Undead''' are once-living creatures animated by spiritual or supernatural forces.{{Cite|MG|199}} The term undead refers to all creatures or entities that function normally despite having terminated life functions. Most commonly known as [[zombie]]s or [[ghost]]s, undead beings are most typically mindless, bloodthirsty fiends hostile toward any living thing that comes across their path. |
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| + | == Rank table == |
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| − | The undead have appeared all throughout [[Azeroth]], most commonly in nature as [[Revenant]]s or [[wraith]]s. They were used as a combat tool during the [[First War]] when the [[Necrolytes]] of the [[Horde]] learned to animate corpses as [[The Dead|skeleton]] warriors in their fight against the [[Alliance]]. Later, the studies of the Necrolytes developed into [[Necromancy]], the form of magic used very heavily in the [[Third War]] when the [[Cult of the Damned]] spread the [[Plague of Undeath]] across [[Lordaeron]]. |
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| + | ! Rank !! Level !! Cost |
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| + | | 1 || 22 || {{cost||40}} |
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| + | |} |
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| + | == Talents == |
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| − | In modern times, "undead" refers primarily to either the [[Scourge]] or the [[Forsaken]], since nearly half of the [[human]] race have since become undead. However, Forsaken player characters and NPCs are for most intents and purposes considered to be [[Humanoid|"Humanoids"]] in World of Warcraft due to gameplay reasons and do not share all the characteristics of other undead. This is not the case according to the lore in other sources where Forsaken share all the characteristics of standard Undead. |
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| + | Talents that could improve the totem: |
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| + | * [[Totemic Focus]] |
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| + | == Tips and tactics == |
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| − | == Characteristics in World of Warcraft == |
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| + | The more poison your team is fighting, the more useful this totem would be. However, it was possible to get poisoned so much that the totem couldn't keep up. The totem would stack if different shaman drop them, since each one would pulse and remove poisons separately. |
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| − | * Cannot be [[skinnable|skinned]], except for certain undead animals that would otherwise be classified as [[Beast]]s (i.e.: [[bear]]s, [[boar]]s, [[wolf|wolves]], and etc.). |
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| − | * Generally are unaffected by mind affecting spells, like [[fear]] (They've seen it all before), [[Sleep Effect|sleep]] or [[mind control]], however, priests can use [[Shackle Undead]] to temporarily imprison monsters and paladins can use [[Turn Undead]] which works just like a fearing spell. This does not apply to Player Characters of the undead race, which are technically classified as [[humanoid]], presumably for purposes of game-balance. |
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| − | * Can be tracked by [[Paladins]] and [[Hunters]]. |
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| − | * Death Knights under the effect of [[Lichborne]] are considered undead. |
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| − | == |
+ | == Patch changes == |
| + | * {{Patch 3.1.0|note=Poison Cleansing Totem and Disease Cleansing Totem have been merged with into "[[Cleansing Totem (shaman ability)|Cleansing Totem]]." Cleansing Totem pulses every 3 sec, down from 5.}} |
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| − | * [[Forsaken]] [[NPCs]] or player characters |
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| − | * [[Abomination]]s |
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| − | * [[Alley reaper]]s |
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| − | * [[Banshee]]s |
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| − | * [[Bone golem]]s |
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| − | * [[Crypt Fiend]]s |
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| − | * [[Crypt Lord]]s |
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| − | * [[Death knight lore|Death knights]] |
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| − | * [[Flesh Giant]]s |
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| − | * [[Flesh Titan]]s |
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| − | * [[Frost Wyrm]]s |
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| − | * [[Fungal monster]]s |
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| − | * [[Gargoyle]]s |
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| − | * [[Geist]]s |
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| − | * [[Ghost]]s |
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| − | * [[Ghoul]]s |
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| − | * [[Lich]]es |
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| − | * [[Plague Eruptor]]s |
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| − | * [[Revenant]]s |
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| − | * [[Shade]]s |
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| − | * [[Skeleton]]s |
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| − | * [[Undead Beast]]s |
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| − | * [[Val'kyr]] |
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| − | * [[Vargul]] |
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| − | * [[Wight]]s |
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| − | * [[Wraith]]s |
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| − | * [[Zombie]]s |
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| + | {{dispel}} |
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| − | ==See also== |
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| + | {{Shaman totems}} |
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| − | * [[:Category:Undead|Undead category]] |
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| + | {{Classfooter|Shaman}} |
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| − | ==Trivia== |
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| − | For game balance, the Forsaken are registered as humanoids because, in a PvP setting, they would be massacred with Exorcism, Holy Wrath, Turn Undead, and Shackle Undead, but they would also be immune to other CC such as Polymorph and Fear. Forsaken were classified as undead in Beta, but it proved to be too problematic with PvP balance. Many Forsaken NPCs are also considered humanoid. |
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| − | {{undead}} |
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| − | {{races}} |
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| − | {{creatures}} |
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| − | [[Category:Game terms]] |
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| − | [[Category:Undead| ]] |
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Revision as of 12:30, 22 December 2010
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The subject of this article was removed from World of Warcraft in patch 3.1.0.
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| Poison Cleansing Totem | |
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| Properties | |
| Class | Shaman |
| School | Physical |
| Cooldown | 1 second |
[[Category:Removed shaman abilities]][[Category:Removed shaman abilities]]
Poison Cleansing Totem was highly useful against any creatures which poison consistently (such as an on-hit poison or an AoE one). It was slightly useful against creatures which have a poison spell, as you would not get poisoned enough to make this more useful than a specific poison-removing spell. It was completely useless against mobs which do not have a poison ability.
Rank table
| Rank | Level | Cost |
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| 1 | 22 | 40
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Talents
Talents that could improve the totem:
Tips and tactics
The more poison your team is fighting, the more useful this totem would be. However, it was possible to get poisoned so much that the totem couldn't keep up. The totem would stack if different shaman drop them, since each one would pulse and remove poisons separately.
Patch changes
Patch 3.1.0 (2009-04-14): Poison Cleansing Totem and Disease Cleansing Totem have been merged with into "Cleansing Totem." Cleansing Totem pulses every 3 sec, down from 5.
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