Engrave Boots - Chronostatic Preservation
Engrave Boots - Chronostatic Preservation, a Mage Engraving ability, is unchanged in WoW Forever: the client ships the same tooltip as Classic Era. Its tooltip reads: "Engrave your boots with the Chronostatic Preservation rune: Fuses Arcane, Fire, and Frost magic to freeze chronomantic energy into a stored state for later use. You can hold this energy for up to 20 sec before it combusts and expires. When unleashed, heals a friendly target for an amount that scales with your level. This spell is considered Arcane, Fire, and Frost for interactions with other spells, talents, and effects." 3 sec cast.
This Engrave spell applies the Chronostatic Preservation rune, the ability Chronostatic Preservation. Runes and engraving in WoW Forever →
Engrave Boots - Chronostatic Preservation tooltip, the same in Classic Era and WoW Forever
The same tooltip in both clients: every line the Forever client ships matches Classic Era.
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Questions about Engrave Boots - Chronostatic Preservation
Did Engrave Boots - Chronostatic Preservation change in WoW Forever?
No. Engrave Boots - Chronostatic Preservation is unchanged in WoW Forever: the client ships the same tooltip as Classic Era.
Which class gets Engrave Boots - Chronostatic Preservation in WoW Forever?
Engrave Boots - Chronostatic Preservation is a Mage ability in WoW Forever, in the Engraving spellbook tab.
What does Engrave Boots - Chronostatic Preservation do in WoW Forever?
The Engrave Boots - Chronostatic Preservation tooltip reads: "Engrave your boots with the Chronostatic Preservation rune: Fuses Arcane, Fire, and Frost magic to freeze chronomantic energy into a stored state for later use. You can hold this energy for up to 20 sec before it combusts and expires. When unleashed, heals a friendly target for an amount that scales with your level. This spell is considered Arcane, Fire, and Frost for interactions with other spells, talents, and effects."