Defensive Rits might want to know this...

I still find Disenchant a waste of a slot because it doesnt last long enough to be that useful, i always prefer to bring another spirit or support move I'm not too happy with disenchantment either to be honest. It's too expensive, and it requires me to push too far forwards to place it where it's of most use which is not a good idea seeing as the build this rit is used for has no monks and i'm therefore our primary defense, so i mustn't get into a position where i can be attacked. Due to all this, and the fact i'm usually busy enough with the Shelter-Union-Displacement i don't tend to get a chance to use Disenchantment very much. Although the same arguments might also apply to shadowsong, that only needs to blind attacking wars/assasins really (leaving rangers hiding at the back out of this) and so it can be placed further back where i'm safer. It's also cheaper.

However, disenchant is nice for annoying boon-prots seeing as they rely on enchants, and can help confuse things when we spike as teams often look for enchant removal to see which target is next.

What other spirit might you suggest in that slot though? We tried having vital weapon to put on key people (ie flagger capping) when needed but again i have to come too close to the battle to use it and it didn't seem to achieve very much. I haven't yet tried soothing but vs a warrior-heavy team that could be nice. Has anyone fought with wars against soothing? How annoying did you find it? What else can anyone think of to put in this slot? No damage skills as we're a spike so the rit does not need to contribute damage.

Greater Conflag
Create a level 1...8 Spirit. For creatures within its range, all physical damage is
fire damage instead. This Spirit dies after 30...126 seconds.

Winter
Create a level 1...8 Spirit. For creatures within its range, all elemental damage is cold damage instead. This Spirit dies after 30...126 seconds.

That means that if someone does physical dmg, greater turns it to fire dmg, and since fire is elemental dmg then winter turns it to cold. So all physical dmg becomes cold. However, if Winter triggers before Greater conflag then it determines the dmg is physical and ignores it and then greater changes the physical to fire.

I'd suggest researching the skills before you post. I'd suggest telling us what the hell your talking about, saying

"doesnt that mean greater conflag and winter work? GC-W"

because i dont think anyone was like, oh yeah physical damage from greater conflag converted into fire damage which then paired with winter makes all damage, cold damage, duh. And if you did, hand clap for you. So dont think your some genius just cause you dont explain what your saying, your just a smartass

I'd suggest telling us what the hell your talking about, saying

"doesnt that mean greater conflag and winter work? GC-W"

because i dont think anyone was like, oh yeah physical damage from greater conflag converted into fire damage which then paired with winter makes all damage, cold damage, duh. And if you did, hand clap for you. So dont think your some genius just cause you dont explain what your saying, your just a smartass ...Fate didn't even say that comment. Arothar did. Fate just explained it well. Anyway, I thought it was pretty obvious what Arothar's question was about.

On topic, thanks for testing and posting this. I'll have to keep it in mind when I use Communing. Right now I'm Restoration and my spirits' effects don't really interact.