Inquisition in pvp

[Muraazi]

<p>I've been gone a few months, was reading this thread <a href="http://forums.station.sony.com/eq2/posts/list.m?topic_id=451672">http://forums.station.sony.com/eq2/...topic_id=451672</a></p><p>It says people requested an increased range and something else on inquistion for inquisitors. When I played last inquisition still healed pvp targets I believe. Has this been changed? Kinda curious if I can use it now heh.</p>

[Portbott]

<p>Log on your inquisitor and find out?</p>

[Grayspirit]

<p>I think it's fixed in pvp but it can still be cured off. (Not sure though, dont know many pvp inquisitors)</p><p>If any healer cures as much as I spam cures on my templar it wouldnt last long enough to even be worth casting, imo.</p>

[w1sch]

<p>They "fixed"it long time but it was no real fix since it still didn't work like description said. Always wondered why it should be hard fixing it since the pets from star of malice work just fine in a similar way inquisition should. Funny thing is they broke it again and it still heals all enemies.</p><p>My top 5 reasons why i never use it in pvp.</p><p>5. It would be 150x more beneficial to throw a heal or debuff in the time it needs to cast. (beneficial/heal casthaste doesn't apply)</p><p>4. It resists at least 150 times before it lands. (And wastes ALOT of time at every try since its no beneficial spell)</p><p>3. It takes the heal stats from the target (base, crit, critbonus, +healmod) and ignores my stats.</p><p>2. It's cured like 1 sec after it landed</p><p>1. It heals all enemies..... ... ... . . . .. .</p><p>And what makes me a sad Panta that Templars get Repent instead of Inquisition. Like worst spell ever compared to most awesome spell for pvp... nuff said.</p>