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Fel Domination
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The subject of this article was removed from World of Warcraft in patch 4.0.1.
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| Fel Domination | |
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| Type | Utility |
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| Cooldown | 3 minutes |
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| Talent tree | Demonology, Tier 5 |
| Talent required | Fel Domination |
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Fel Domination is a warlock talent and ability which reduces the casting time and mana cost of the next minion summon spell within a 15-second window.
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Affects summoning an Imp, Voidwalker, Succubus, or Felhunter.
Each summon spell originally has a casting time of 10 seconds, so this reduces it to 4.5 seconds.
This casts a buff on the warlock, which can't be dispelled.
Talent improvement
This talent is particularly useful when combined with 
[Master Summoner] which reduces all of your summons' cast time by 2/4 seconds and 20%/40% mana cost. This gives a maximum benefit of a 0.5-second cast.
Tips and tactics
One of the best uses of this is when your Voidwalker is near death; use its Sacrifice ability to give yourself up to 30 seconds of protection. Then cast Fel Domination and summon a Succubus, Felhunter or Imp (so long as you have at least 1 point in 
[Improved Firebolt]) to help finish off the (hopefully weakened) enemy.
Enemies of the warlocks would have lay people think that the demons a warlock summon are invincible and cannot be defeated. This is, in reality, nothing more than anti-warlock propaganda. As all warlocks know, summoned demons (other than the Infernal and Doomguard...well...maybe not the Doomguard) are more cuddly and fluffy than threatening and a Warlock can often find him/herself in the open without a demon to protect himself.
Some warlocks call this the 'Oh Crap' maneuver...
Patch changes
Patch 4.0.1 (2010-10-12): Removed. 
Patch 3.2.0 (2009-08-04): Cooldown reduced to 3 minutes, down from 15 minutes.
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