- Author: Shadostruct
- Date: July 20, 2023
- Updated: July 20, 2023
- Expansion: World of Warcraft
The Echoing Tyrstone trinket, found in the new Dawn of the Infinite mega-dungeon, has insane throughput value. Bornakk talks about it rivaling major class cooldowns for healers in raids. That said, it also wasn’t the most consistent of trinkets – with a large value loss when there weren’t enough people near the healer.
Blizzard has decided to step in and make some changes to round out the edges and hopefully make it more consistent, strong, but also not overpowered. The healing will now be split amongst nearby targets, instead of being a flat amount, and the amount of healing stored is increased to compensate.
Hopefully this adjustment won’t upset healers, as they’ve been having a bit of a rough go of it this expansion. For the full details read on for the original statement below.
We wanted to give everyone a heads up regarding an upcoming change to the Echoing Tyrstone, the healing trinket from the Dawn of the Infinite mega-dungeon. The heal currently restores all nearby allies for a flat amount, but with this change will be split among the targets within its radius and deals increased healing based on how many targets received it. And with the heal now being split among those targets, we’ve also increased the amount of healing that can be recorded by 70%.
We are making this change as we’ve seen this trinket performing strongly in raids to the point of competing with major class cooldowns, but its performance overall is varied based largely on how many people are with the healer. We’re hoping that this change to its functionality will help stabilize its performance in both dungeons and raids so that it doesn’t under, or over perform as much as it currently does.
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