| Cleanse | |
|---|---|
| |
| Usable by | |
| Class | Paladin |
| Properties | |
| Type | Utility |
| School | Holy |
| Cooldown | Global |
| Talents | |
| Improvement talents | Purifying Power |
| Other information | |
| Ranks | 1 |
- Foul magics, poisons, and diseases all fall before the cleansing Light.[1]
One of the more versatile debuff removal abilities, Cleanse removes 1 poison, 1 disease, and 1 magic effect from a friendly target. If multiple debuffs of the same type are affecting the target, additional Cleanses will be necessary.
Rank table[]
| Rank | Level | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 42 | 2 10
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Notes[]
- [Libram of Grace] - Reduces the mana cost of your Cleanse spell by 25.
- The Tier 3 Paladin Armor Set, Redemption Armor includes an 8-piece set bonus that will heal every target the Paladin cleanses for 200.
Talent improvement[]
- Purifying Power (2 Ranks) reduces the mana cost of Cleanse and Consecration by 5% per rank. Also increases the critical strike rating of Holy Wrath and Exorcism by 10% per rank.
Glyphs[]
Glyph of Cleansing
Tips & tricks[]
- After training Cleanse, [Purify] is no longer necessary to use. The only exception would be if you or someone else is afflicted by [Unstable Affliction] from a warlock, Purify can be used to safely remove any poisons or diseases without risking the dispelling of Unstable Affliction.
Cataclysm[]
In Cataclysm, Cleanse will rebalanced to work with the new dispel system. It will dispel defensive magic (debuffs on friendly targets), diseases, and poisons.[2]
Patch changes[]
- Template:Patch 2.3.0
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