Stop being a victim. Be prepared, bring your own consumables.
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On any WOW toon I play, I share what I have thatâs sharableâŚ
but that doesnât translate to my physical life that I must be âforcedâ to give to those who just want to TAKE. Like begin forced to take strangers in that have come to only take from others? Nothing to give whatsoever. Or those who can now loot stores if its only $999 in value.
Just sayingâŚ
Sure then he should bring his own bandages. /CheckMate
one of those threads, huh?
Everyone has their own expenses. DPS (should) be eating a lot of consumables etc. âThe cost of waterâ is negligible and not a burden. Remembering to actually buy it is more of a burden IMO 
You should always bring your own water just in case thereâs no mage present. If there IS a mage present, and they refuse to make water for you, iâd just YOLO out of there and let them find another healer.
It is very important to stay hydrated. Yes you should always bring water with you.
When I do dungeons both Classic and retail I bring lots of food and water.
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I really like mana management. They didnât do a terrific job with disc priests mana tho and it feels like the devs just donât like mana at all as a resource.
Obviously weâre trolling at this point with the thread topics.
But yes, for people who didnât put two and two together, it is the healerâs responsibility to bring their own supplies to scho â I mean, raid / dungeons.
healers should always have their own water, and mages should always put down a table at the beginning, and when asked. Anything else is trolling.
What do you do if you donât have a mage in your group?
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yes BUT if theres a mage and they refuse/dont like dropping a table theyâre kinda crappy
Mages should drop a table at the beginning of the run yes. This is true. However, you have no guarantee that thereâs going to be a mage.
If thereâs one thing that playing this game for so long has taught me itâs that you need to be at least somewhat self sufficient. You should always have water on you, with or without a mage. You should always have a way to get your mana back and if youâre intent on expecting other people to pick up for that particular failing, then you probably should reconsider how you handle dungeons/raids/etc.
It is your job to heal and to be prepared to heal. It is the DPSâ job to do damage and it is the tanks job to soak damage. Anything extra outside of those main roles is the individual being kind, and not expected of them.
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Yes. If you dont bring your own water, your a bad healer.
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Come to Classic WoW! Where all the mages make and give water freely.
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Uncle Ruckus, you have lost some weight, 'eh? I guess KulâTiran men canât have dark skin yet.
You have to be trolling⌠sigh
Since I almost allways heal Im making it my personal mission whenever I play mage to make sure to drop that table right under the healers nose, several times if I suspect they missed it
In a raid, you can expect a mage table, in a dungeon you may not have a mage in party, so that bringing some food and water is advisable.
The mage in your party was pretty lame tho. You should have told him to bring bandages, if he wanted some healing.
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While a healer should always have their own water (because there may be no mage in the party), a Mage who doesnât provide food/water to their party, especially when asked, is just a jerk.
As to the burden of repairs and food, thatâs a burden everyone has to bear regardless of class/role. There is no special exemption for being a healer. Mages can and should provide mage food for their party as a matter of course, but everyone should have their own food/drink for situations where a Mage isnât available.
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Yes as a healer you should always have your own water donât rely on mages to provide for you
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