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Comentario de Sarthorius

This double-edged potion can have use, like when soloing stuff, that put you in CC and only 'non-NPC-Damage' or other player's dispells would bring you back.

Comentario de Enquillion

Every paladin tank should be carrying these around, alchemist or not. First of all, as tanks, we have enough health for this not to overheal.

Next, consider that the combat situation can change a lot over the 30 seconds of the DoT:

If in a raid, your cotank took the boss.
If in a dungeon, the pack died.
Even if neither of these, the intense part of the fight might be over.

So even though you're enduring the DoT, it might be easy to live through because there is nothing else to really threaten you. Anyway, I said paladin tanks, and went on to list reasons that apply to all tanks. Why are the righteous ones even better off?

When standing in our Consecration and thereby benefitting from our mastery, we reduce all damage taken. If playing Sanctuary, let's say this is 22% DR. If you stack mastery, you will have more.
Our mastery also allows us to block periodic damage while in Consecration. Blocking takes off a third of the damage, and with Barricade of Faith (which like every PvE build has) you'll have like 68% block. We can simplify this to on average another 22% DR.
Our 2p is 0-10% DR. Given that we stay at 10% for a while but race towards it ASAP after losing it, I'm going to call this on average 7% DR.
We may also have Guardian of Ancient Kings and/or Ardent Defender running. In fact, dropping low enough to trigger GoAK via Gift of the Golden Val'kyr might be a really good moment to drink one of these. But, I am not going to try to derive an average from them. Just know they are there and will likely also be used in a situation where you need this much healing.
We can remove the DoT with Divine Shield (but do not use bubble to prevent the DoT - see bottom).

So anyway, the things we steadily have amount to 1 - 0.78 * 0.78 * 0.93 ≈ 43.4% damage reduction against this DoT. If you're an alchemist, you'll get a bit more through Decayology perks, but absolutely not the advertised 50%. Maybe 10%? The perk just doesn't give 50%, so you're not missing out on much by not having it. There's also Refreshing Mixture for alchemists. I hope it's clear that it matters much more that you're a paladin tank than that you're an alchemist. The net healing of this potion at Q3 with 43.4% DR against the DoT is ~358k, which is not only more than the ~311k of its competitor, but even better because you can get the healing when you really need it and pay some of the price when you don't really care.

Be advised about immunities though - if you're immune when you drink the potion (through Divine Shield or Blessing of Spellwarding), you won't get the DoT but you also won't get the heal. The only things you'll get are Refreshing Mixture and such. Do not drink this potion while immune.

Comentario de Ironskullz

30 experiments in and haven't discovered this recipe. Is this truly from potion experimentation? Only potion I'm missing with maxed out Alchy.

Comentario de Karack

For me , when i tried in valdraken , i did over 20 experimentation's and fail , and i went 1 time at altar of decay and i discovered it from the first attempt

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Uso: Consumes este brebaje vil para sanarte 457975 p. al instante, pero recibes (457975 * 0.75) p. de daño de Peste durante 30 sec. (5 Min Reutilización)
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