You seem to be rather early in the game . The advice I ' d give is to keep your spells on rotation , and rank up as many as you can . Each spell has active and passive unlocks per mark and rank , and the passive really add up <| sep |> I have chronic kidney stones . Both my kidneys have produced multiple stones since I was 18 years old . I ' m now 41 and have produced 16 stones . Like most people my ureters both have three ' kinks ' or narrowings before they empty into my bladder . For every stone produced I have at least 2 to 3 of what I call attacks where the stone blocks the ureter and my kidney blows up inside me like a balloon until the pressure is finally great enough to force the stone through the kink . This allows urine to flow around the stone relieving some of the excruciating pain . Over time I have developed sensitivity allowing me to feel some movement of the stones and usually know approximately which kidney is producing the next one . I typically feel the stones movement before the next blockage and pain attack and know about when to head for the closest emergency room . Sadly the combination of frequent kidney stones combined with multiple surgeries due to also having Cancer had Renal Cell Carcinoma and still have Follicular Lymphoma have led to major opiate addiction . I ' ve now been on Suboxone for several years . This means when I have a kidney stone attack there is nothing I can immediately do for pain relief except nonopioid medicines . When I feel the next stone fall into the kink I drive myself to the ER where they attach an IV to bolus fluids , give me Toradol , and deal with the blindingwhite pain until the stone hopefully pushes through . The pain can vary from what I ' d say is about a 4 or 5 up to blinding white pain so severe my eyes roll back into my head and I immediately begin vomiting . The pain is dependent on the shape of the stone and level of blockage . Occasionally the stone has formed into a shape that doesn ' t block 100 % of the urine and pain is thankfully reduced . Of all the stones I ' ve had only once was it so big that it could not pass through me . I spent 4 days in hospital waiting for either the stone to push through or the Suboxone to wear off so I could be given opiate pain meds . Due to my incredibly high opiate tolerance they were giving me a very high dose of Demerol about every 45 minutes until they finally decided on surgery . Ureteroscopy was performed and the stone broken up and pulled out . Those 4 days waiting for the Suboxone to wear off and allow opiate pain relief was some of the worst physical pain of my entire life . They began to give me the Demerol pain meds after a day or two but it couldn ' t break through the Suboxone to help me until almost