Wow tbc 2.4.3 how much hit equals 1 percent

Understanding Hit Points in World of Warcraft: A Beginner's Guide

In the vast world of MMORPGs, few concepts can be as mystifying to new players than hit points (HP) or 'health.' In this article, we'll delve into what exactly HP is and how it affects your character's survival rate. We'll also explore some basic calculations that will help you better understand just how much health each point of stats contributes.

First off, let's define the terms: HP stands for Hit Points, which are essentially a measure of damage an in-game entity can take before they die or become unconscious (in WoW speak - 'dies'). Your character has a set amount of maximum hit points determined by their level and stamina. NPCs, on the other hand, have fixed amounts of health pre-set by Blizzard.

Now onto some numbers!

Let's assume you're an Priest healer in World of Tanks 2.4.3 (yes it was called that back then). You've got a decent amount of Intellect - we'll say around 1268 points for our example character. With this high intellect, your spells deal quite a bit of damage... or healing depending on what you're casting.

You cast Gusts of Wind, an AoE (Area Of Effect) heal that deals moderate amounts of damage to all targets within its radius but also has the added bonus of giving them some extra health back. The more Intellect points you have above 65 though? Your spells just get stronger!

According to WoWhead's talent calculator tool tip for Gusts of Wind, each point beyond base level increases your spell power by .01%. Since we know that Mastery gives us a direct conversion rate from stat points into SP (1 mastery = .05% increase in cast damage), let alone the passive buff provided through talents like Improved Life Cleric or whatever Blizzard decided to call it this expansion...

So if 65 Masteries gets me an additional 901 healing on Gusts of Wind, then how much more would I get with just ONE MORE MASTERY POINT? Well, let's do some simple math:

1 Mastery Point = .05% Increase in Cast Damage (from tooltip)

901 Healing / (.01 x 1268) = X

X ≈ 7.14

So every additional point of Intellect beyond our starting point would give us an extra ~7 healing on each Gusts cast! Not bad for just sitting there twiddling your fingers waiting for enemies to get close enough...

But wait, there's more! We haven't even mentioned the lovely little thing called 'Versatility' yet. It seems that if you're a tank or DPS (or both, who doesn1st know?) then you'll want to make sure and pick up at least one point in this stat as well since it provides an additional 8% chance for all your spells/attacks to also deal damage! That means instead of just getting those nice juicy chunks of HP back from Gusts alone...

896 Healing (base + Intellect) x .0875 = ~10 more healing per cast

Not bad considering we didn't even factor in any talents or racial bonuses yet!

So there you have it folks - a quick primer on how hit points work in World Of Warcraft. Remember, always keep an eye out for those pesky mobs and try not to get caught with your pants down (literally or figuratively speaking). Happy adventuring!

Wow tbc 2.4.3 how much hit equals 1 percent