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Healing, Overcharge, and Disarray

Healing pressure, overcharge, and disarray affect how long a zerg can keep fighting, how risky a commit is, and how much power a large group actually converts into the field.

Healing behavior

  • Holy and Nature should be treated as complementary tools.
  • Holy provides direct saves and burst stabilization.
  • Nature supports movement, sustained pressure, HoT coverage, and recovery after the first burst window.
  • Healing the wrong area is still failure, even if the healer survives.

Overcharge and disarray behavior

  • Overcharge changes risk and effective power; do not treat it as free value.
  • Disarray and large-zerg scaling mean raw numbers are not the only thing that decides a fight.
  • Exact values change over time and should be verified before making number-specific claims.

Practical rule

Use mechanics to shape decisions, not to memorize numbers. Verify values when numbers matter.

External mechanics references

Use these links to check exact current values when a number matters. The manual teaches field behavior; external references verify current mechanics details.