ArenaNet talk:Skill feedback/Ritualist/Weapon of Quickening

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So Communion-oriented based of being interrupted with less emphasis on Spells. Does this recharge itself like Assassin's Promise? Any reason why it cant effect weapon spells or item spells? -- Falconeye -- Current PvE-usage http://www.pvxwiki.com/wiki/Build:Rt/E_WoQ_Support_Ritualist

No I would think a 15 recharge should be enough and it does not recharge itself. However, the spell is under communing and I made it tie more directly to the attribute line by affecting rituals. Now for weapon spells and item spells, I'm not too sure of that...maybe? I guess...--Lancy1214 18:42, 16 September 2008 (UTC)

Idea is alright but something about it i don't like, like i get 3 instant cast because some one decide to try and interrupt me, would lead to spells with strong effects that are cast in an instant because of a cheap spell, and not alot you could do. that just how i see it. but if it was change to:

• Weapon of Quickening -

10 1 15 - (Communing) "For 5...17...20 seconds, target ally has a Weapon of Quickening, Spells and Binding Rituals recharge 25% faster. The next time they are interrupted while cast a spell or binding ritual, that skill is recharge and this skill ends. it would be alright, keep the idea there somewhat, but not overpowered imo --Metal Sazz 00:14, 17 September 2008 (UTC)

oops! I'm sorry i didn't read the whole thing, Was still thinking of it's old effect where spells and rituals affected it, don't mind me here :). --Metal Sazz 01:17, 17 September 2008 (UTC)

How about...

• Weapon of Quickening -

5 1 15 - (Communing) "(5...19...23 seconds.) Your next 1...3...3 Rituals are activated instantly and Weapon of Quickening ends. The next time you are interrupted, your non-elite Ritualist skills are recharged and Weapon of Quickening ends."

Both a decent conditional and an awesome unconditional effect (in keeping wtih Rit-theme). The unconditional is still useful for any Rit or Rng hybrid, while the conditional benefits Weapon Spells and Item Spells with little chance for secondary abuse; as Anet did with Master of Magic. ^_^ --Falconeye 21:48, 17 September 2008 (UTC)

The wording is a bit confusing. Does the weapon spell END when you're done casting or does it persist even though you've casted your binding rituals? I like the idea I'm just asking for clarification.--Lancy1214 18:57, 17 September 2008 (UTC) Sign your comments and make a userpage falconeye!:P--Lancy1214 18:57, 17 September 2008 (UTC)

BOTH (whichever met-condition comes first) ends just like any other limited-bundle Weapon Spell. The conditional turns a Bad situation into a Boon situation. And I apologies again: with all these forums, wikis, blog, social sites all over the net, I generally refrain from signing/joining anything unless I have interest/reason to, which i do now. ^_^ --Falconeye 21:48, 17 September 2008 (UTC)