Encases you in a block of ice, protecting you from all attacks and damage for 10 sec, but during that time you cannot attack, move, or cast spells. Causes Hypothermia, preventing you from recasting Ice Block for 30 sec.

You become encased in a block of ice, protecting you from all physical attacks and spells for 10 sec, but during that time you cannot attack, move or cast spells.

Ice Block is a row 2 mage talent. It makes the caster immune to damage and negative effects for a short time. Using Ice Block debuffs the caster with Hypothermia, preventing them from using …

Ice Cold (alternative talent) is an extremely strong defensive CD that still allows you to do everything else. It is one of the best defensives in the game, especially as a Frost Mage (who can reset the CD on Ice Block/Ice Cold via Cold Snap).

Ice Block is a row 2 mage talent. It makes the caster immune to damage and negative effects for a short time. Using Ice Block debuffs the caster with Hypothermia, preventing them from using Ice Block again for 30 seconds.

Ice Block is a core mage ability learned at level 15. It gives short-term immunity to all damage and attacks (except priest Mass Dispel and warrior Shattering Throw), at the cost of being unable to take action.

Requires Level 4. You become encased in a block of ice, protecting you from all physical attacks and spells for 10 seconds, but during that time you cannot attack, move or cast spells. Immune to all attacks and spells. Cannot attack, move or use spells.

With the current mage meta people really should be investing in ice floes more. Its amazing for arcane, great for frost glacial spikes, and good for fire hardcast pyros. So much more control …

May 18, 2023 · How many times in an arena round can a mage use iceblock? let’s say the match lasted 2 and a half minutes. Well, Arcane and Fire have access to one, and Frost can reset the …

Ice Block now reduces all damage taken by 70% for 6 sec but no longer grants Immunity, prevents movement, attacks, or casting spells. Does not incur the Global Cooldown.