Shaman Inner Fire Spell

[Fatty]

Couldn't find the answer to this, but at what point do you stop using inner fire? I noticed it stacks with Turtle Skin. It's a very noob question but if anyone could help I would appreciate it. Thank you.

[quido]

Inner Fire is a shaman's most efficient heal spell up until the point it makes you want to canni to death.

[Fatty]

But from the other perspectives. What I mean is that is also increases AC and max HP. At what point does another spell replace it, or it's just not worth casting anymore? Thanks

[quido]

As a buff, I believe it gets replaced by Talisman of Tnarg

[Fanguru]

No, inner fire is the only shaman spell of its line.
It is the shaman equivalent of skin like wood or whatever lvl 1 cleric equivalent in the heroism line (bravery?).
Talismans are a completely different line.

Inner fire is awesome at low levels because it heals with a better hp/mana ratio than minor healing.

You stop using inner fire when you get bored healing for 10hp per tick.

[Estu]

In terms of using it as a buff, you never get a spell yourself to replace it, but druids/rangers/clerics/paladins all do very early. I stopped using it when I stopped caring about having a 10 HP buff. Although it can be nice as a junk buff if you're dealing with dispelling mobs.

[Jarnauga]

verant forgot to put an upgrade at level 19 or something, doesn't make sense to have hp buff at level one and next one at 34