Various
hiddenartifact appearances have begun to surface as you know. And on all
the different Artifact appearances for Vengeance when I touched shortly,
it’s worth officially diving into the specifics for how to unlock the hidden
appearances for both of Demon Hunters’ specs. Thankfully, it’s not too
complicated. Artifact weapons are a huge part of the World of Warcraft: Legion expansion. Every specialization of
every class gets one. Each weapon also has different variations or appearances
you can unlock. These range from simple recolors, to complete changes in
design.
Unlocking Vengeance’s hidden
Artifact appearance The
hardest part here is really RNG. The drop is not guaranteed once per day and
the loot will be only given to you by bosses. However, the non-appearance loot
is still valuable. Will give you a chance at looting the Bulwark of the
Iron Warden if doing so, which unlocks the hidden appearance for Vengeance.
User
TegoZanduba compiled a list of all the potential drops — most of them
will help you while out in the Broken Isles, but there is also a pet that
you’ll want to keep an eye out for.
Unlike
Havoc’s hidden appearance, Vengeance’s doesn’t require any particular Artifact
Knowledge level to unlock. Instead, as your Tier 2 Order
Hall
upgrade and make sure to kill the bosses in there at least once per day, so you
need to have chosen Twisting Nether.
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In World of
Warcraft New Patch 7.2 will include a new raid, new dungeon and many
more changes to the game. It's now hit the PTR and getting regular updates, Blizzard
will reveal Patch 7.2, its next major content patch, which it is calling "The Tomb of Sargeras." This update
will take players back to the Broken Shore, which kicked off
the Legion expansion. In the revamped zone, the 12 class order halls
will come together to form a new faction: the Armies of Legionfall. Players
will need to build up a base as they raise their reputation with the new
faction, which will include choosing which buildings are created to unlock
different bonuses.
Additionally,
Patch
7.2
adds the ability to fly in the Broken Isles, with new Epic Mounts coming for
each class, all of which are flying enabled. The patch also marks the return to
the Broken Shore, continuing the Class Order Campaign, as well as adding new
quests and introducing a new faction: Armies
of Legionfall.
Patch
7.2 is now available for testing on the Public Test Realms (PTR). Participating on
the Public Test Realms allows you to test a patch before it is released on live
realms. Once you’ve had a chance to try things out, visit our PTR Discussion
7.2 forum to discuss the patch. To report issues or errors, use the in-game
Submit Bug feature.
Changes Dungeons and Raids
Enemies’
damage and health have been increased for all Heroic and Mythic
dungeons,
and the item levels
of gear
found in Legion Dungeons has been increased. All Random Heroic dungeons now
requires 825 item level to queue. The Arcway and Court of Stars have been added
to the Random Legion Heroic list in Dungeon Finder. Lower Karazhan and Upper Karazhan
have been added to the Random Legion Heroic list in Dungeon Finder.
Items
Set
tokens for all raids from Serpentshrine to Siege of Orgrimmar have been updated
to provide loot for your spec on right-click, in the same manner as newer raid
set tokens. The vendor functionality of these items has not been changed.
Outside
of the Broken Shore, Legion Assault events will start happening all over the
expansion's five main zones. These events will shut down the regular world
quests, replacing them with new quests to help push back the demonic army
invasion.
Players
will be able to achieve a new set of achievements in Patch 7.2 to unlock flying
in the new zone, which hasn't been allowed yet since Legion's launch. In
addition to the return of flying, players will be able to earn epic mounts that
are unique to each
class.
These range from a tiger for monks to a skeletal dragon for death knights to a
giant wind elemental for shamans, and all will be able to fly.
A
great deal of changes announced for 7.1.5 and 7.2 at Blizzcon in World of Warcaft. Blizzcon was
great, but haven’t been posting much. The following will compare the three
patches and show the different of each patch.
Druid Changes
7.1
seemed in part to be a love letter to druids. Many of the changes are druid
specific:
Regrowth
is baseline instead of Healing Touch – This makes Guardian Affinity a bit more
appealing for raiding – you don’t need Restoration Affinity for access to a
strong, fast heal.
Manasaber
and Manakitty form in Suramar – and you can be “disguised” as a bear too – you
used to break stealth out of no stance or Balance form.
Travel
form travels almost as fast as mounts – it doesn’t benefit from Broken
Isles Pathfinder but for short to medium distances it is nice to be able
to use the class-fantasy-friendly method of traveling. Even for long travels,
you can’t be dazed out of travel form, which is nice.
Treant
Form is always 5th stance after Moonkin Form – it used to be 4th
whenever you logged in or refreshed, and not having to switch specs and switch
back to make it 4th form is a huge quality of life improvement – thanks
Blizzard!
Owlkin
Frenzy now empowers only Lunar Strike – it used to also work for Solar
Wrath (or Stellar Flare). I made a weakaura to track the buff to make sure I
only used it for Lunar Strike. While I was happy to optimize my play to get a
minor edge over other Balance Druids, overall I enjoy not having to worry about
that detail anymore.
It’s not because we don't have
the DPS, most of the time when we fail the timer, we didn't buy flask or food,
and we simply screwed up in World of Warcraft. Most groups don't die at bosses,
we almost always die at trash mobs. Most people don't seem to understand that
dying is always worse than a little delay
DPS
Raw DPS is secondary to actually
achieving the objective which in most cases means surviving the encounter
without constant wipes. Your meter is irrelevant if you're causing wipes,
standing in puddles, being a constant mana drain on your healer, or simply not
playing your class effectively. Got this from a nice DPS
guide. Use your damage mitigation skills. Every
class has some kind of damage reduction ability. Please use them when
you are in trouble.
While not super helpful on a
single tank, the difference is noticeable when other DPS
are getting hit by aoe dmg or unable to dodge. Efflorescence is a ground
targeted aoe heal (up to 3 people) that lasts for 30s. Druid can almost
passively heal multiple people and more easily focus on the people who need
heals with it down.
We won't be able to heal you up,
let the tank do its job. Let the tank pull and try to focus the tank's target.
If you see that the tank and the group is focusing the wrong target, please say
it or mark the correct target. If you are more experienced than us it can help
us a lot, so please just speak up.
Using ChiJi proactively rather
than in a reactive way can give you time to get some DPS in on pulls and bosses
which can really speed up the run. Sure, 50k DPS isn't going to make or break
your group in most cases, but it certainly doesn't hurt and the faster things
die the less chances there are for a player to make a mistake that may hurt
your group, like a tank standing in something they should have avoided and causing
a wipe or a random DPS getting killed by a one shot mechanic and costing the
group 5 seconds from the death plus the valuable time lost where there's one
less DPS.
It is assumed that your goal is to get to
a reasonable entry level for Nighthold
Normal and that you have a fresh 110 character with minimal progress in World of Warcraft. Reasonable entry
level here means 860+ average item level equipped (in-game recommended item
level for NH Normal according to Group Finder), and Artifact Level 35 (one
point into your paragon trait).
Catching up may be or maybe not depend
where you left off and how long you have been away. You will focus on three
things:
(1) Getting to Artifact Knowledge 25
(2) Getting 35 traits in your main spec
artifact
(3) Getting geared
to 860+
Will be straightforward from their
progress and I assume you know what to do.
Artifact Knowledge (Goal: AK25)
For Your Main
AK0 to 14
Go to the AK work order NPC in your class hall.
Buy Artifact Research Synopsis until
you reach AK15 (Cost: 500 Order Resources each, 7,500 total for
AK0>15). AK15-24. Roll AK work orders (500 resources each) until you reach
AK25 (~30 days with the current catch-up discount for work orders).
AK25
You are done. For now. Go to artifact
level, or see For Your Alt below.
For Your Alt. If the main is at AK25. Go
to the AK work order NPC in your class hall. Buy Artifact Research
Compendium: Volumes I-IV (Cost: 1,000 resources). Go to Ilnea
Bloodthorn in Dalaran. Buy 13x Order Resources Cache (Cost:
13x Blood of Sargeras). Mail the compendium and caches to your alt. Use
compendium to boost your alt to AK20, and use resources to roll work orders to
AK25 (~15 days).
Gearing is much easier and faster if you
have a guild and/or friends that are willing to help you out in World of Warcraft. This will save you a
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Ask for Loot
Remember
that people are in no obligation of giving you what they get and don't be rude
if they want to keep it. Please keep in mind that you can set it to announce
only to yourself, if you don't want to say it in group chat. The
addon Personal Loot Helper can be a lot of help, as it will announce
when an item is both an ilv upgrade for you, and not for the person who got it.
Don't
be shy to ask, worst you can get is a "no" or being ignored. Just
make sure to always be polite when asking for something. While there are some
conflicting opinions on personal loot, you will find that higher ilv players
won't mind handing you their loot that is an upgrade for you.
Know what to do
If
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players, and you will also receive more damage and have less hp as higher gear
gives you more armor
and stamina.
However you can try to make up for it by knowing what to do. An interrupt made
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Currently
not all trinkets in game work in the way you might expect them to in world of warcraft. I will omit the
offensive benefits to trinkets. Firstly, it makes it a lot easier to compare
them based purely on their defensive
benefit without having to assign a ‘weight’ to how much damage they
contribute versus how much damage they prevent. Moreover, in my experience in
previous expansions, if I am comfortable with my damage taken such that I can
pick trinkets based on how much damage they contribute, I prefer using a DPS trinket anyway, which
will of course be significantly stronger for damage done.
Trinket Ranking Overview
Writhing
Heart of Darkness is quite good compared to trinkets of a similar item level or
lower on single target, though not great unless you have a decent amount of
crit. Recall that ‘single target’ here does not mean the same as for Grotesque
Statuette.
The
second strongest trinket for Druids is Unstable Arcanocrystal compared to
others at similar item level or lower, if you’re lucky enough to get it, or
strongest where Grotesque Statuette loses out on value.
Compared
to trinkets of similar item level or lower, when Grotesque Statuette is
benefitting to its fullest, it’s the strongest trinket for survivability on
average for Druids. Further, its bug with two tanks using it must be borne in mind.
However, it must be remembered that when multiple things are hitting you, its
value dramatically decreases, and generally should not be used if that section
of the fight involves relevant damage.
Darkmoon Deck: Immortality and
Gnomeregan Auto-Blocker 601 are good when the majority of the relevant damage
is mitigateable by armour. They are not necessarily better than the above
options, however. Where the above options get their full potential (such as
when only one thing is hitting you for the Statuette; or when you have a
reasonable amount of crit and there is only one relevant target for the Heart;
or always for the Arcanocrystal), they will outperform it for Guardian Druids.
If you do not have those trinkets, or if it is a situation where they won’t perform
to their full potential, these trinkets will do very well against physical
damage as your next best options. For non-Druids, these trinkets are easily the
strongest by an extremely wide margin.
In
World of Warcraft, each rack will
only show helm and shoulders, once you see that, you're done with that tier. There's
nothing for filling them out other than having it, as far as I can tell. Certainly
looks cool. Every
class has these,
Demon Hunters even have one lonely stand that will eventually host Night hold.
A
quick workaround would be to go transmog in to the new
items
to remove the window. You may have to right click the item in the transmog
window and select the proper tier piece as many recent tiers have identical
non-tier counterparts. One final note before getting in to detail, for the
tiers where you buy them: you have to wait out the two hour refund window in
order for it to finalize and appear on the rack.
Classic
Classes (as not Death Knights, Monks or Demon Hunters) The
trick to getting them filled out is filling out one specific item set for
each tier. For things like Tier 1 and Tier 2, you need the entire set including
bracers, and it must be the original items, not the later versions that drop
from Onyxia.
Tier
3 will actually be AQ, as Naxx will be represented by the Wrath revamp. For
classes that have multiple specs, you must fill out one specific spec. For
example paladins have three item sets for some later tiers. You would need all
pieces to one spec item set, rather than Prot/Ret/Holy.
You
can check your appearance tab to see the name of the tier pieces you already
have as they generally have one different word. For example,
Legplates/Legguards/Leggings. Wow head will tell you what name is for which
piece, unless you're like me and held on to non-vendorable tier because why
not.
Obviously,
classes that only have one set for all specs have it easiest. In the case of
Sunwell tier, you have to get the PVE pieces from Sunwell, Mount Hyjal and
Black Temple in order to finish that stand. Even though the pieces it shows
will be the Black Temple armor, you still need the items from the full item set.
When
it comes to 10/25/Normal/Heroic raids, the armor racks are based on the lowest
level tierset, so you will need to run the 10 man normal version of these raids
to fill out that armor rack. (Note: this is slightly different for DKs and
Monks, will be explained below in their sections!)
So
let's say you are a paladin and all of your racks are empty, yet you stand
there in full Judgment. You are using the non-item set helm, or you are missing
the bracers. Go run Black wing Lair to finish Judgment. "But Bracket"
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In
the first place World of Warcraft is
a pretty basic game. Generally to say, do damage to enemies is the key point.
Choose a class fantasy that fits what you like in role play games. Then
you will learn more about thisin the years ahead.
Go
over to the exclamation marks around you (Quests), accept them, read
them, look at the map (M), go to the marker indicated and kill/collect/whatever
the quest is having you do. Return to the place where you got the quest (Yellow
question mark means turn in, gray means uncompleted but in your log). You learn
about the lore through questing a little bit, but if you want big pictures or
an npc mentions "Old gods" or something like that, go to pedia and
research it if it interests you. The rest will come through asking questions.
Dragon Age: Class specializations
are in the tables below
Tanks
protect people while holding the boss' attention.
DPS (damage per second) put
the hurt on the boss, good dps means the boss dies quicker. DPS are
broken down into Range DPS and Melee DPS.
Healers
restore the health of players that take damage from the boss/spells.
Class Details (IF YOU WANT TO
KNOW MORE INFORMATION, look up each class and read about them on pedia or world
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There
are 8 champions in total for each class, but only 5 can be active. As with the
garrison followers in Warlords of Draenor, you must deactivate your excess
champions if you wish to start a mission and you have over 5 active champions.
If you wish to reactivate them, you can do pay 250 World of Warcraft gold to activate one per day.
Every class has their own separate set of champions,
since they are all related to lore.
The best way to get My Champions
As
soon as you complete the first set of quests after gaining 325 artifact power,
you will receive your first set of champions. All the champions will come from
the order hall campaign, after you reach level 103, you will be able to return
to your order hall and complete a second quest chain for the campaign, which
will allow you to unlock two more champions. The rest of your champions will
come from naturally completing the order hall campaign.
The Data
Total
Missions: 52 (I condensed all the "Investigate X Dungeon" down to
one, as they're all the same and you can only have one up at a time).
AoE
Counters: 40
Interrupt
Counters: 28
Dodge
Counters: 23
As
a side note, you probably want to avoid having the solo-spec be the same
character as the solo-counter as using that one in a mission greatly reduces
your options for other missions. Therefore, you want 2 of your champions to be
AoE counters, then a 2/1 split of the others. Since the spec is completely
random, you just want to go 2/2/1 however is best.
If
you're using one, it's because you want the 50 Gold and 100 Resources you get
per world quest - it's a massive liability to mission success rate to only have
4 real champions. I'll note the grouping for 4 if you need the resources
anyway.
The best way to gear my champions
The
second slot is unlocked as soon as they hit epic quality. Champions have the
option to unlock equipment slots as they level and grow in rarity (in the same way
followers did in garrisons), once a champion hits rare quality, they will
unlock their first equipment slot.
In
order to prepare them for battle, you will need to find some champion equipment
to arm them with. You can find it through the following means:
Missions
in your order hall
Treasures
World
quests
Emissary
quest rewards
Class
Order Hall advancements.
The mage is a DPS caster that specializes in burst
damage and area of effect spells in world of Warcraft. Mage utility spells also
include conjuring food and drink and the ability
to teleport to major cities and open portals for party
members. In PvP, magi deal
ranged damage while using snare effects and Polymorph to control enemy players.
Their primary role in a group is damage dealing and crowd
control through the use of Polymorph. At the end of game levels, mage
damage is supplemented with spells like Counterspell and Spellsteal.
The
magi of the Kirin Tor first mastered the art of casting spells using
the elements of ice and fire. Magi are also known for being able to summon
elementals, usually water elementals, but can also summon air, earth, and fire
elementals. The greatest mortal mage ever to have lived is
the naga, Queen Azshara.
In fact, she may no longer be mortal.
Magi
also understand the workings of arcane energy so well they can counter most
magic with great effectiveness. Those who have dedication to and natural
predilection for one of the schools of specialization becomes more entrenched.
At this point they choose either evocation or transmutation as a preferred
school.
Setup
Archmage
Kalec: Arcane, Counterspell (counters "Spells")
Archmage
Vargoth: Arcane, Blizzard (counters "Minions")
Archmage
Modera: Frost, Blink (counters "Hazards")
Meryl
Felstorm: Frost, Blizzard (counters "Minions")
Ravandwyr: Fire,
Blink (counters "Hazards")
Kirin
Tor Invokers: Presence of Mind (helps with "Spells")
Magi,
the most common of arcanists, are found all over Azeroth. They focus
on magic that creates and changes things, most often with the purpose of
damaging their enemies and boosting the power of their allies. Such beings
can obtain a familiar, which is a normal animal that gains new powers and
becomes a magical beast when summoned to service by a mage, while others choose
to become a focused mage.
The
main benefit of Newbie
Healbot in World of Warcraft is that you get a new colored box for
every player in your party or a raid with their health. Something like
this. So yeah, a colored box for every player. Healbot allows you to set up
different spells on different clicks - for example. If you left click the
Healbot bar, you cast Healing Wave on that player. Middle click = Riptide.
Right click - Chain Heal.
Of
course, you can choose what spells to cast on what click. You can also use
Shift and CTRL as modifiers, so for example. I had Earth Shield bound on Ctrl +
right click. Go to a healing training dummy and set it up as you wish. My set up
on all healers is that left click was always the basic, slow heal (Healing
wave), middle click was the HoT (Riptide, Life bloom,
Holy Shock...), right click was the special heal often used (Rejuvenation,
Chain heal.). Shift + clicks were often special heals rarely used, and Ctrl +
clicks were used for cool downs (Lay on hands, Pain Suppressions, Blessing of
Sacrifice, Barkskin...). My advice is to set up you often used spells on just
clicks, rarely used on Shift + click and really rare spells on Ctrl + click.
Oh
yeah, the options. There's tons of them but don't be discouraged. There are a
few general things you should set up right away, all the other stuff can wait:
Groups and stuff: you don't need grouping
for 5 mans; I recommend having a separate "Tank" group and the rest
normal raid groups like your RL set you up for raids. I have set the bars in a
ways so that the tank is always on top. That way I know my priority and can
never mistake him for a DPS.
Spells: we talked about that the healing
spells. You can also set up non-healing spells (like totems, blessings etc.)
and you can set up macros if you want, for example, if you shift + middle click
you can use the macro for /burp at your focus target. Anything is possible.
Size of the bars: I like large bars where
I can see everything. I put them on the right side of my character so my eyes
can stay on the bars, but my peripheral vision can still see my character and
what's going on in the fight so I can move accordingly. I found it to be the
best place, at least for 5 mans. For raiding you'll have to make the bars
smaller and find a decent chunk of space on your screen to put all 25 of them
there (plus pets).
The Elemental
Shaman in 7.1.5 is one which deals in extremes in World of Warcraft. That changes in patch 7.1.5, as the talent
builds provide not only different strengths and weaknesses, they present very
different play styles. Whereas in patch 7.1.0 the prevalent builds were fairly
close, simply changing one talent to alter focus to either burst or sustain /
multi-target power.
More than ever before, Elemental is a turn
and burn class as opposed to relying on a Goldilocks situation of immense
target count cleave sequestered to a compact area. As with patch 7.1.0, our AoE
abilities really are tied to heavy RNG
and due to talent restructuring Elemental has lost the reliable DPS increases
of Lightning Rod with incidental cleave within a boss fight.
The Ice fury build, like Ascendance, does
have its share of glaring problems; damage is spread over many medium to short
cool down burst abilities, not allowing it to fully take advantage of
situations such as a Gorefiend-esque burn phases. As well, mistakes in the
rotation cascade into significant DPS losses
very quickly. The ice fury build boasts a much more robust and fast paced
rotation, requiring you to use 5-6 main rotational spells with a rigid priority
system and differing cool down lengths. It also relies on DPS less hampered by
movement and un-phased by target swaps.
The Ascendance build shows its strength in
ST and focus target situations, allowing you to brutally punish a single target
with Lava Bursts and Earth Shocks. In addition, Ascendance provides a
staggering level of burst. Elemental Fusion brings the focus target situations
a step above, providing near constant Lava Surges. It has its downfalls; if you
have an unlucky period of no procs and movement causes your DPS to
suffer greatly.
Competing with a buffed Elemental fusion
(now +10% increased chance of lava surge to process instead of +5%) and Primal
Elementalist. Primal element list will probably continue to reign supreme, and
Elemental Fusion will probably be the way to go for PVP LB spamming. Aftershock from 90 to 60, now competing with
nerfed ancestral swiftness (now 6% haste instead of 10%) and elemental mastery.
Will probably never be picked now, maybe in PVP. Elemental blast from 60 to 75
and damage buffed slightly.
Echo of elements from 60 to 90. Competing
with Liquid magma totem and Storm Elemental. Will probably be the best single
target damage talent in the tier. There is an issue with the datamine for Echo,
but the only thing it changed for resto's echo was that it is tier 90 now. Liquid
Magma totem from 100 to 90 and damage buffed slightly. Competing with Storm
elemental and Echo of the elements.
Ice fury from 75 to 100, and initial nuke
damage increased considerably, frost shock buff the same. Now competing with
Ascendance and Lightning rod. Will probably only see use in pvp if it stays
there.
For Ele
PvP
T15
Path of Flame (10% more Lava Burst Damage)
T30
Gust of Wind (20 second CD, 5 nerf
increase)
T45
Earth grab/Lightning Surge (Earth grab is
8 seconds)
T60
Aftershock (Buffed to 30%)
T75
Elemental Fusion (Buffed to 10%)
T90
Echo of the Elements
T100 ice fury (Initial damage increased by
400%)
Honor Talents
Fire and Ice
Earth fury
Lava Burst is receiving a 25% buff,
expecting damage to be in the 175k+, giving yourself 3 charges through echo and
increased reset from Elemental Fusion you will never not be able to cast Lava
Burst, then you have Ice fury which received a massive damage buff for added
burst and instant finisher potential.
What you
lose compared to 7.1
The Totems, a small amount of passive
regen, flame shock damage, haste, and increased lightning mastery process,
overall not a huge loss.
Gust of
wind has a longer CD.
Ancestral swiftness 10% haste, this one
hurts, you can still choose it over Aftershock, but I think the more earth
shock stuns and frost shocks from Ice fury is stronger than the nerfed 6%
haste. Lightning Rod, I would still choose this for BGs as 40% chain lightning
damage is still quite a lot, but I feel in arena due to the random process
chance and the nerfed Stormkeeper damage this talent is not as good.
What you
gain compared to 7.1
Just for starters you are looking at 37.5%
more Lava Burst damage. 100% more Lava Surge process. 3 Charges of Lava
Burst, basically never cast Lightning Bolt again. 400% more ice fury damage on
cast, Frost Shocks will remain the same. Looking at ~250k damage, ~470k crit,
which can mastery process, pretty good.
Better Sky fury Synergy, the gimmick of
Counterstrike is dying quickly as players get used to it and more people are
using Sky fury to increase their burst potential. This build focuses on Lava
Burst which always crits whereas Lightning Bolt doesn't meaning you will always
see the increase from Sky fury.
LB damage is nice, I don’t know if the ES
and FS damage bonus are additional to the 15% hotfix, or if the tooltips are
just being fixed, probably the latter. Elemental blast, storm elemental, and
liquid magma totem are still very weak talents, if liquid magma and storm
elemental are indeed stuck in a tier with Echo, we'll never see them again.
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Currently
in Legion of World of Warcraft, your
goal is to get enraged as a fury warrior and then hit the enemy with your
hardest hitting abilities while enraged. From this guide you can learn the
basic of a fury
warrior in a raid setting (mostly focused on single target), and
ignores changes to the rotation based on legendaries.
Talents:
Endless
Rage for more rage generation.
Double
time for more mobility in fights and also rage generation if needed.
Avatar
for much higher single target damage and AOE burst.
Bounding
stride for more mobility, and with the changes to enrage only increasing damage
taken by 20%, it’s no longer necessary to take warpaint.
Massacre
so you are actually able to press execute. Because without this talent, you do
not have the rage to use both execute and rampage.
Inner
Rage is very important as Raging Blow will be the biggest part of our rotation
before execute phase.
Dragon
Roar to make your Battle Cries even more powerful and the cooldowns line up
perfectly, with Dragon Roar being on a 25 second cooldown and Battle Cry being
on a 50 second cooldown.
Rotation:
Your
goal here is to get enraged and use your hardest hitting ability which would be
Raging Blow above 20% and Execute sub 20%. Basic Rotation/Priority without
cooldowns:
Enraged
Raging Blow
Rampage
Bloodthirst
Non-Enraged
Raging Blow
Furious
Slash
Opener
and cooldowns:
Charge
plus Dragon Roar
Wait
for GCD
Pop
DPS macro (should have Avatar, Battle Cry, Racial DPS ability, active trinkets)
and Bloodthirst
Raging
Blow
Odyn's
Fury
Bloodthirst
Raging
Blow
Execute
phase (sub 20%hp):
Enraged
Execute
Massacre
proceed Rampage (you only use Rampage if it's free from Massacre during execute
phase)
Enraged
Raging Blow (no rage for Execute)
Non-enraged
Execute
Bloodthirst
Also, during Execute phase, pop your cooldowns whenever they’re up and follow
the Execute priority, and place Odyn’s fury to be below Enraged Execute.
Why World
of Warcraft is so popular for more than 12 years and still feels classic? Why
is it that so many MMO's challenge WoW, and then fall by the wayside? Is it players’
loyalty to Blizzard? Is it people just loving the world? Is it people just
being attached to their characters? Or is it something else? I think it's
because WoW does everything an MMO should. It's not amazing at any one thing,
but it’s mediocre to good at everything.
World
of Warcraft is a very impressive game. It is great fun to play, entertaining
you and challenging you at the same time. It has strong characters and rich
environments, with the game world of Azeroth existing as its own convincing,
distinctive universe. It is visually appealing, with a charming, sublime look
to it. There is a great deal to do and a lot of variety to the gameplay. It
moves well and is always interesting.
"World
of Warcraft" requires a paid subscription to play, meaning it's designed
to keep you playing as long as possible. That may sound like a negative thing,
but it's just honesty, and they do it very well. From the minute you
start playing, the game constantly dangles a carrot on a stick in front of you.
It could be a new ability, a powerful sword, or a cool mechanical chicken to
ride on.
There
is no right or wrong way to play "World of Warcraft." You can grind
out quests for hours on end in search of new upgrades and gear, you can do
player-versus-player content forever or you can just go fishing for a while.
There are even special role-playing servers where players are expected to stay
in character in the in-game chat. You could do that, if you're so
inclined.
People
are attracted to World of Warcraft because it allows them to play an assortment
of different characters. It features great range and choice. You can be any
kind of character and any gender that you want to be. The ability to play as
either Alliance or Horde gives players the best of both worlds - you can be either
a hero or a monster. The freedom you have in customising your character is
pleasing, and makes it a more original and unique experience.
World
of Warcraft offers different types of gameplay. You can play the main part of
the game, and go on a journey through Azeroth, completing quests and testing
your skills in combat. Alternatively you can take part in the player versus
player content. This has become an essential part of the game since it was
introduced. Indeed for some players it is now the highlight of the whole title.
The battlegrounds are exciting and unpredictable, and feature superb
multi-player action. More information you can check:https://www.mmogah.com/news/title/why-wow-meet-with-great-favor-abroad
In
the World of Warcraft, AKA ninja
looter, a loot ninja or simply ninja, is a player who
takes loot to which he or she is not entitled. The term predates
World of Warcraft and originated with the notion of looting
as quickly as possible. The act is referred to as ninja looting or
ninjaing. The common synonym for this behavior is greedy, though that term
has ironically fairer play connotations specific to WoW.
Players
group together within hopes to discover important items. These items typically
drop from theending
boss.
When these items drop from the boss, players roll dice to see who gets the
item. Many times players do not have the time and/or patience to make multiple
runs, though an instance for this item. To counter this problem, they simply
steal the item in an event which is called Ninja Looting. Gold farmers also try to join
instance groups in order to ninja/pirate loot items and sell them.
1.
Form a group outside of your favorite World of Warcraft instance. If your
character is level 60, look for groups
interested in Blackrock Depths (BRD), Molten Core (MC), Scholomance (Scholo),
or Zul'Gurub (ZG). These instances are great for Ninja Looting.
2.
Once you have started a party or group for the instance, make the players feel
comfortable with your character by throwing a joke or two. Get the group
laughing.
3.
Now that you've built a pact of trust, continue the instance without saying a
word. When it comes time to roll on drop, make sure to Greed roll, because the
risk of being spotted increases with a Need roll. So if you are thinking about
"needing" on that Green item, DON'T.
4.
Depending on the instance, you may encounter several Mini-Bosses. These bosses
are not to be Ninja Looted because their drops are not worth getting
blacklisted over. If you are thinking about Ninja Looting them, simply DON'T.
5.
When it comes time for the instance boss, your group will form a huddle. In
this huddle a guild will call out strategies and tactics for taking down the
boss. These do not always work since WoW success is based on statistics and
random occurrences.
6.
As explained above, the strategy will probably not work, but you must adhere to
it. Straying from the plan is a surefire way of getting yourself heat. This is
not what a Ninja Looter wants.
7.
Your group has worked hard, and they may be rejoicing. Do not give into the
/dance commands or /trains. Make sure that you are focused on the corpse you
just downed.
8.
IMPORTANT: Spark controversy right before the Ninja Loot. This will serve as
your distraction. Ninja Looters most often blame others for Need rolling on
Materials right before they go in for the Ninja Loot.
9.
THE NINJA LOOT: As the group begins to argue and/or discuss your claim, disband
from your group, and hold shift as your right click on the downed boss's
corpse. This will ensure that all contents of the corpse are delivered to you
in one click. It is important to IMMEDIATELY use Hearthstone and log
afterwards.
Tips
Groups
- High
level
instances often require raid groups, which are normally formed through large
World of Warcraft Guilds. Joining a popular guild is the best
way
to ensure a chance at one of these instances.
Need
Rolls - Many Ninja Looters would not even consider themselves Ninja Looters.
These players typically join instance groups and Need Roll on every item until
they are removed from the group. These players know no bounds, but are
typically not as looked down upon as Ninja Looters whom perform boss looting
with tact. If you are going to Ninja Loot, do it right with rare dropping
items.
For
all the character-creation decisions, your class choice has the greatest impact
on the type of experience you have in World
of Warcraft. There are eleven available classes in the game, but not all
classes are available to every race. For your first character, you have ten
class choices: Druid, Hunter, Mage, Monk, Paladin, Priest, Rogue, Shaman,
Warrior, and Warlock.
Some
races make you a better healer, some allow you to be better at PVE or PVP, and some allow you to do more DPS than others. So with all the variation, which races are
the best in the game and why? That’s what we look at here as we count down the Best
World of Warcraft Races.
Race Choosing
Consider
how you would feel playing a certain race before choosing. Remember that you
will spend months and maybe years watching your character from his or her back,
so keep that in mind when picking a race. For example, you may find Gnomes'
movements and voice a little annoying, undead characters' bones poking through
their armor a little disturbing, or Orcs' roughness a little unpleasant. The
possible races are:
Human (Alliance):
Start in Northshire Valley. Extra points to Spirit.
Dwarf (Alliance):
Start in Coldridge Valley. Extra points to Strength and Stamina.
Night
Elf (Alliance): Start in Shadowglen. Extra points to Agility.
Gnome (Alliance):
Start in Gnomeregan, the city of the Gnomes. (Originally started in Coldridge
Valley with the Dwarves). Extra points to Agility, Intellect and Spirit.
Draenei (Alliance):
Start in Ammen Vale. Extra points to Strength, Intellect and Spirit.
Worgen (Alliance):
Start in Gilneas City. Extra points to Strength and Agility.
Pandaren (both):
Start in Wandering Isle. Extra points to Stamina and Spirit.
Orc (Horde):
Start in Valley of Trials. Extra points to Strength, Stamina and Spirit.
Undead (Horde):
Start in Deathknell. Extra points to Stamina and Spirit.
Tauren (Horde):
Start in Red Cloud Mesa. Extra points to Strength, Stamina and Spirit.
Troll (Horde):
Start in Valley of Trials (except in Cataclysm, where they start in Echo
Isles). Extra points to Strength, Agility, Stamina and Spirit.
Blood
Elf (Horde): Start in Sunstrider Isle. Extra points to Agility and
Intellect.
Goblin (Horde):
Start in Kezan. Extra points to Agility and Intellect.
