Wahrscheinlich hat Yarwi das schon richtig gefixed, aber nur um sicher zu gehen:
- Zu TBC wird der Debuff nur dann applied, wenn der Effekt vom Blutdistel Consume ausläuft, ohne ihn vorher erneuert zu haben. Auch ein erneuter Consume einer Blutdistel dispelled den Debuff.
- Zu TBC Zeiten ist der Debuff nicht - wie oben verlinkt - ein 5 Int-Malus, sondern ein 5 Willenskraft Malus, die Änderung zur Int-Reduktion kam erst mit Patch 4.0
- Der Debuff Blutdistelentzug ist durch Segen des Schutzes auch auf befreundeten Spielern durch eine Paladin dispellbar.
Quellen:
"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." (on 2007/01/27 (Patch 2.0.6))
"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." (on 2011/03/14 (Patch 4.0.3))
"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." (on 2008/05/16 (Patch 2.4.1))
"The debuff you gain after the buff ends can be dispelled with Divine Protection or Blessing of Protection. Useful for Paladins leveling." (on 2007/10/13 (Patch 2.2.3))
Alle Quellen aus: https://www.wowhead.com/item=22710/bloodthistle#comments