Anyone else finding it a rather useless debilitation spell, I max prep (100) cast it and.....

The sudden occillation in the ground beneath you leaves your teeth chattering.
The Xala'shar magus manages to stay upright, but looks a bit wobbly!
The Xala'shar thrall manages to stay upright, but looks a bit wobbly!
The Xala'shar thrall manages to stay upright, but looks a bit wobbly!
The Xala'shar magus manages to stay upright, but looks a bit wobbly!


Now after the third or fourth tick of tremor firing off, one of them did fall down (the one I was facing and killing) the other 3 never fell down and there balance every tick got slightly worse than previous. I'm trying to understand why this spell is 4 slots when its by far the least effective of our debilitation spells.

Well that kinda sucks I got it mainly for when I'm hunting things immune to thunder and frostbite.

>For me, repeatedly tanking my opponents' balance for 30-45 seconds is more useful than stunning them or putting them on the ground when I'm hunting. The penalty is enough to make them mostly miss, while allowing me to mostly hit, and it doesn't stop them from attacking so I'm still learning defenses.

Yeah, tremor is nice because they're unbalanced but still attack. Thunderclap has a shorter duration when they're affected if you only have a moderate stun and you don't want to go much higher because you can't learn defenses while they're stunned. Repeated frostbites can make it so they become too tired to attack consistently.

I kinda wish tremor taught debilitation per pulse and indoor limitations will stop the aoe version but it's a very useful spell.