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GrandInvictu: I use Exe every time I'm fighting MORE than one mob. It lets me finish off one guy quickly and it gives me rage for the next battle.

tehOPEologist: AM increases you rage gen more than 5 pts in UW would, while 2h:ing that is. It's well-worth to spec since it's such a pain to find yourself rage-starved.

You build rage of on the second mob (the one you didn't execute). I've been bugged several times that the first mob just doesn't want to die... When he's at 5% he seems to get +25% aviodance. So I finish him off to save time (while eating afterwards).

This is how I fight tho. I'm not impliementing that you should do the same.

Yeh, I posted the reason for me wanting to Execute: Mobs seem to hate me past 5% health :( I sit there and think: Hm... I've missed 5 times in a row now... should I Execute? Nah, he's at 5%. He'll die soon enough.

The I miss 3 times more and he dies. xD

EDIT: Let's just say me and Spelling had a fight and Spelling won :(

Edited, Feb 8th 2007 3:45pm by Utarius

if you have a big 2H and carry rage to start the next fight, you can charge, pull another mob, and pop sweeping strikes.

I almost never Execute, only do when I know I'll be eating or really need to finish off the mob A.S.A.P.

Sweeping Strikes owns souls, and Imp Disciplines is just great. With Retaliation/Sweeping/Cleave I can usually kill 4-5 mobs w/o needing to pop a pot. Just make sure you Demo shout first XD

I've tried DW/Fury, it had it's moments, but seemed to have less "Oh crap" options. Maybe it was because I was lower level, don't know, but with my Arm's build now unless I get more than 3 mobs I just sigh because I'll need to use a big bandaid instead of a minor one.

Don't know if it was mentioned here, but using bloodrage solo is just begging for downtime. Yes, you get more rage, but unless you have crappy armor you would take less damage fighting for 2 secs longer because you need 1 more hit to kill them. There are prolly gonna be those who disagree, but I'd rather be killing than eating/bandaging.

Also, when grinding, find mobs that "help" you. Example are the Yeti in Winterspring, they almost always cast a 2 sec freeze that triggers Second Wind. So they heal you 10% and give you about 30 rage for not swinging for 2 secs, which when using a 2 hander is nothing. I was able to grind about 5-8 mobs per bandaid doing this instead of 3-5.

How awesome, a complete guide to the most efficient talent building for my warrior. Thanks for posting this!

no. he's mad at me for getting it stickied ;)

My Improved Disciplines are accessible at 25 Arms talent points...according to your outline, that's level 36, but I've only spent 19 in Arms so far if I go exactly according to the outline. Help!

Alright, well that gave me some good ideas...I'm gonna go with a 43/15/3 deal. I love arms talents....if ya couldn't tell

http://www.wowhead.com/?talent=TAMcdhboghdioVx0VZc

Edited, Feb 22nd 2007 10:33am by LateralusAD

I hate 2H weapons...dual weild's for me, more slicing and dicing :)

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Its a decent guide particularly while going from 10-60.

I personally think you cant tank without getting defiance which means 15 points in prot. You struggle to hold aggro without defiance particularly when tanking with DPS guys who are a higher level then you.

If this is purely a grinding guide then take out the three points in thunderclap. If this is a levelling guide then you would be selling yourself short by not running instances in terms of rep and rewards. You would struggle to do so without defiance - and I doubt many people will take u on a run as a MS DPS.

In my experience you are wrong. The healer will take aggro off you and rogues etc. will peel aggro off you too. There is nothing more emasculating then not being able to hold aggro.

A paladin and druid will produce more aggro then you too. The extra 15% makes a difference.