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[[Image:moon well.jpg|thumb|A moonwell]]
 
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[[Image:Well3.JPG|thumb|Another moonwell]]
 
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In [[World of Warcraft]], a '''moonwell''' (aka moon well) has both a historical and in-game meaning:
 
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|description=Increases the damage absorbed by your Power Word: Shield by 10/20%.
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# An upwelling of magical waters created by the [[Night Elf|Night Elves]] to maintain and restore their magical powers. Little is known about the first moon well or how the moon wells proliferated through Azeroth, despite the taboo on overt magical practice among the night elves.
 
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# An in-game phenomenon that looks like a stone pool filled with silvery glowing water, sometimes used as a [[resource]] for [[quest]]s and a catalyst for some [[recipe]]s. These wells appear almost exclusively in night elf lands.
 
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|location=[[Priest talents#Discipline|Discipline]], Tier 1
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|affects=[[Power Word: Shield]]
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'''Improved Power Word: Shield''' is a Tier 1 [[Priest talents#Discipline|Discipline priest talent]] which improves the damage absorbed by [[Power Word: Shield]] by 10/20%.
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Sometimes referred to as a Moon Well, but referred to in-game as moonwell.
 
   
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== History of moonwells ==
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== Patch changes ==
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* {{Patch 4.0.1|note=Now a first tier talent in the Discipline tree with only 2 ranks.}}
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Moon Wells are hallowed repositories of the sacred waters of the Well of Eternity, the pool of energy that gives life to the mystical World Tree. When additional water is added, these wells nourish the night elf troops with their life sustaining waters. Additional moon wells become necessary as the night elf forces grow in number.{{cite|W3Man|60}}
 
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* {{Patch 3.1.0|note=Has exchanged location with [[Meditation]].}}
   
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Moonwells are/were created by the Night Elves to harness the energy of the Moon, very much like a solar panel but for the moon. In WarCraft 3, the Moon Well was the Night Elven farm structure, that also had the ability to heal friendly units, and it had mana that only recovered at night. In World of WarCraft, Moon Wells are typically only cosmetic or quest related. Some newer players can sometimes be seen standing in a Moon Well after combat, with the uninformed belief that it is healing them faster (As was similar in WarCraft 3). Tenaron Stormgrip in Aldrassil says that water of the Moonwell is brought from the Well of Eternity, and that sentinels keep them as shrines of Elune.
 
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Enchanted pools throughout the [[Moonglade]] give the night elves their spiritual power and feed the World Tree that stands atop [[Hyjal Summit]]. The shimmering waters within give off a blue light, causing the moon wells to glow slightly in the night. They are scattered throughout the forest, often near giant standing stones covered in ancient runes.{{Cite|WRPG|204,205}}
 
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== In-game uses of a Moonwell ==
 
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* Tailors can purify [[Felcloth]] into [[Mooncloth]] and create [[Primal Mooncloth]] only when standing at or in a '''Moonwell'''.
 
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* Various quests such as {{questlong|Alliance|14|As Water Cascades}} and {{questlong|Horde|25|The Sacred Flame}} involves tapping water from moonwells.
 
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== Moonwell locations ==
 
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=== Kalimdor ===
 
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* [[Teldrassil]]: Various settlements, including [[Dolanaar]]
 
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* [[Darnassus]]: Temple of the Moon
 
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* [[Darkshore]]: Various places:
 
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** [[Auberdine]] {{co|37|44|Darkshore}}
 
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* [[Ashenvale]]: Various places:
 
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** [[Raynewood Retreat]] {{co|59|59|Ashenvale}}
 
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** [[Moonwell (Ashenvale)|Shaeldryn's moonwell, east of Iris Lake]] {{co|53|46|Ashenvale}}
 
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** Southern moonwell, east of Mystral Lake {{co|60|72|Ashenvale}}
 
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* [[Stonetalon Mountains]]: [[Stonetalon Peak]]
 
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* [[Moonglade]]: [[Nighthaven]] {{co|48|33|Moonglade}}{{co|46|45|Moonglade}}
 
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* [[Thousand Needles]]: [[Thalanaar]]
 
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* [[Desolace]]: [[Nijel's Point]]
 
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* [[Feralas]]: [[Feathermoon Stronghold]], Thalanaar, [[Dire Maul]]
 
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* [[Felwood]]: Various places (Both corrupted, but can still be used to purify [[Felcloth]] into [[Mooncloth]]):
 
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** [[Jaedenar]]
 
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** [[Ruins of Constellas]]
 
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* [[Silithus]]: [[Cenarion Hold]] {{co|48|37|Silithus}}
 
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* [[Tanaris]]: [[Caverns of Time]] (near the entrance for the Battle of Mount Hyjal, can be used to create Primal Mooncloth as of Feb 14 2008)
 
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=== Eastern Kingdoms ===
 
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* [[Stormwind]]: In [[The Park]] district is a pool that looks like a moonwell but does not have the glowing waters.
 
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* [[Duskwood]]: In the [[Twilight Grove]]
 
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* [[Ghostlands]]: On [[Shalandis Isle]] {{co|13|25|Ghostlands}}
 
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=== Outland ===
 
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* [[Zangarmarsh]]: [[Cenarion Refuge]] {{co|80|64|Zangarmarsh}}
 
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* [[Blade's Edge Mountains]]: [[Evergrove]] {{co|62|39|Blade's Edge Mountains}}, [[Sylvanaar]] {{co|37|63|Blade's Edge Mountains}}
 
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* [[Terokkar Forest]]: [[Cenarion Thicket]] {{co|45|24|Terokkar Forest}}
 
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== See also ==
 
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* [[Sunwell]]
 
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[[Category:Game terms]]
 
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[[Category:Lore]]
 
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[[Category:Waters]]
 

Revision as of 23:00, 23 February 2011

Improved Power Word: Shield
Spell holy powerwordshield
  • Improved Power Word: Shield (2 ranks)
  • Increases the damage absorbed by your Power Word: Shield by 10/20%.
Requirements
Class Priest
Properties
Affects Spell holy powerwordshield [Power Word: Shield]

Improved Power Word: Shield is a Tier 1 Discipline priest talent which improves the damage absorbed by Spell holy powerwordshield [Power Word: Shield] by 10/20%.

Patch changes

External links