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Commento di JoeIndy

It boosts your spell damage and healing by 10. If the effect wears out, you suffer from "Bloodthistle Withdrawl" for 15 minutes. The debuff reduces your spirit by 5.

Commento di 7600

Excellent for leveling up Herbalism quickly, and effectively.

Just camp around the East Sactum and you'll find ~4 bushels that respawn every 5 minutes. You can start harvesting right when you train the skill.

Commento di 41386

And no one else sees this as an example of drug abuse? You take a hit from blood thistle and then get withdrawal symptoms until your next hit.. Blizzard treading a fine line there..

Commento di 35479

not only the east sanctum, north/west also have 3-4 nodes

Commento di 35479

Only found in Eversong Woods, forgot to say that

Commento di Nulgar

This appears to be neither Elixir nor buff food, and thus can be used at all times without overwriting anything (until nerfed)

Commento di Shuror

The debuff you gain after the buff ends can be dispelled with ~~Divine Protection or~~ Blessing of Protection. Useful for Paladins leveling.

Commento di Tyrsenus

Bloodthistle seems to be analgous to real-life drugs:After using consuming it, players will get Bloodthistle Withdrawal
Borak calls Envoy Icarius a "thistlehead"
Borak asks you to get bloodthistle from Tobias, who questions the player, "bloodthistle? Never heard of it... Are you a peacekeeper? You know you'd have to tell me if you were... I've got rights!"

Commento di 53867

This is super, if not excellent for a RP Blood Elf.
With herbalism it is almost your blood elf duty to have lots of stacks of this stuff and use it to control your addiction to magic.
Also sells for a nice lump of cash to other potential Blood Elves who are eager to withstand their lust for magic.
An idea is to stand behind a rock in front of Karazhan on a Saturday evening and wait. Whisper each blood elf that might pass about "ways to control the hunger". And make him spend all he's money on drugs so he can be high for a full raid night,
there might be money in this people.

Commento di 132839

<troll>Hey, mon! You wanna buy some bloodthistle? I gotta special introductory price for my new clients. Only thirtieh coppah!</troll>

Commento di 103459

This may be useful for lvl 19 caster/healer twinks actually, since it does stack with any buff or food. 10 extra spell damage/healing would make the twink a little bit stronger, just be sure to rebuff with this before it wears outand the debuff comes.

Commento di 83801

does this stack with elixirs?

edit: they do stack with battle and guardian elixirs

Commento di tehMurloc

Just to note that this is usable by Blood Elves only.
Everybody just doesn't seem to have noted this.

Commento di Winternyght

The length of time of the withdrawal varies early on, as it grows through use. I think it starts at 10 minutes, and increases by 5 each use until perhaps 20 minutes. Doesn't go very far, but it is similar to resurrection sickness in this way, except it is not based on level.

Commento di 94144

This + http://www.wowhead.com/?item=23334#screenshots Makes for 25 spell damage every two minutes(mind that the other is unique5) Since the power core does not add +healing as well it is better for dps casters like mages, shadow priests or warlocks, of ANY race. Though a decent Item combo for BE's

Commento di Nilyna

Can't use this for Alchemy.
Only works as some kind of drugs for Blood Elfs, as mentioned.

Commento di 230529

I've been using this stuff on a regular basis since BC came out, from Gruul all the way to Kil'jaeden and now to Sarth +3. 10 Spellpower is still 10 Spellpower, any Blood Elf Spellcaster would be doing themselves a disservice by not using Bloodthistle if they are trying to min/max themselves.

Commento di Zeldendorf

They didn't call them high elves for nothing...

Commento di 331905

just out of curiosity, would bloodthistle provide any benefit at all to a level 19 twink hunter?

Commento di Toldry

For those who don't understand the jokes above, Bloodthsitle is like the Blood Elf version of Marijuana.

Commento di Eyvindar

I'm not sure if this is entirely relevant, but as an herbalist I farmed a ton of this while leveling in Eversong Woods. Enough that my supply has lasted me until about level 33. I've noticed that sometimes, even when I have not consumed bloodthistle recently, I will get the withdrawal debuff.

I'm not sure if this is some hidden game mechanic related to my prolonged use of it or if it's just a bug of some sort.

Commento di Noromis

"Psst...psst...hey buddy, you wanna fix? 5 stacks of bloodthistle, 1 gold. You in?"

Commento di Chaosinfused

something messed up the other day... when i was lagging REALLY bad, I tried some Bloodthistle and it wouldn't show as consumed, so I tried right clicking more and more... after a while, suddenly I HAD the buff AND debuff :(

Commento di 146819

All it's missing is a "death by OD" proc if you eat a certain amount.

Commento di suplup

Damn, just reading this makes me want to roll a BE just to eat this, lol.

Commento di 774464

A lot of this grows around the Sanctums in Eversong Woods.

As if it thrives off of the power that the Sanctums create.

Commento di bobjoephil

As of 4.0 the withdrawl debuff has been changed. It is now a full 5 int penalty for 20 minutes. I guess they realized the spirit isn't a penalty anymore with low level regen changed and with 2/3rds of the casters not even caring about spirit as a stat.

Commento di Aquifel

Just to reiterate from other posters, this herb is still not millable, dont buy it if you plan to use it for inscription and, if you want some, ive got a few hundred to sell ya :/.

Commento di Ventros

It's a gateway drug.

Commento di Azavari

If you aren't a herbalist and don't want to buy any, you can get Bloodthistle Petals from Lord Saltheril's party if you have completed the quest he gives you: The Party Never Ends (and still have the invitation). It does the same thing, including giving you the debuff if you don't keep using it. You can only have five at a time in your backpack, unlike the herb, though; if you don't want to get Bloodthistle Withdrawal you will have to keep coming back which I guess kind of fits....

Edit: typos.

Commento di 897113

Does this stack with Petalo di Cardosangue?

Commento di ontera

.......Thistleheads!

Commento di ontera

Hi, my name is Bobby... and I'm an addict.

Commento di Snoipah

Remember kids:
Raiders Don't Do Drugs.

Commento di willowsauce

This is a reference to Tobacco not weed.
Weed makes you mellow and dumb you down while its effects last.

The nicotine in Tobacco hits your brain and makes you more alert and active
Bloodthistle has the same effect it increases your intellect but through it's arcane properties not nicotine.

Could also be a reference to the many fantasy settings that have pipe smoking, would be awesome if it had a pipe emote.
Maybe even add tobacco for the other races.

Commento di listrait

So, I rolled a Blood Elf today and learned herbalism. Picking Bloodthistle has not given a single skill-up, and the consumable no longer seems to give any benefit (the buff appears, but according to the character pane has no effect), though the 'withdrawal' remains and does work as stated. I don't know when Bloodthistle was so crushingly nerfed, but I'm surprised not to see any comments about it here. Could this really be a recent thing, or possibly (highly unlikely) a bug?

EDIT: Mystery solved: it does give a minor boost, but the character pane no longer breaks down what spellpower is your base, and what is from items and buffs.

Commento di SeiklisGrock

Still kinda bummed they didn't fix this to be usable by Nightborne and Void Elves

Commento di Aamunkajo

If you are not a Blood Elf, you can herb these and get classic herbalism skill, but nothing lootable comes from the node. Blood Elves still get the item.

I'm fairly sure it used to be lootable by other races also at some point, just not usable.

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