hey im thinking of making a Fury/Arms warrior after i lvl my 68 warlock to 70
Ive never had a warrior .
i was thinking of being more dps and dual-weilding swords...
and i wasnt sure of what stats to rely on.
Should i go Strengh,Stamina and agility?
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I believe you can find what stats to go for in one of the stickies.
DW leveling isn't very effective. 2h Fury up for at least level 40 is the best way to go by far, but you should always go with whatever way makes you enjoy the game the most.
As for stats... what the hell, basicly:
For DPS - str > crit > (agility >) stam. (Note that stamina is important for survivability)
For tanking - Stam > defense > (dodge/parry >) agility.
DW leveling isn't very effective. 2h Fury up for at least level 40 is the best way to go by far, but you should always go with whatever way makes you enjoy the game the most.
As for stats... what the hell, basicly:
For DPS - str > crit > (agility >) stam. (Note that stamina is important for survivability)
For tanking - Stam > defense > (dodge/parry >) agility.
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my warr duel wields and is fine, just as long as u have the right gear u'll be fine. my crit chance is 22% atm and if you have the fury talents like rampage and your batle shout on, you cant really go wrong :).. well i don't lol.
The only problem with dual-wield levelling is the innate 24% (26%?) miss chance when dual-wielding and the utter lack of hit rating gear in Azeroth.
The first piece of gear I can think of with any hit rating on it is the Rune of the Guard Captain from the Hinterlands quest, and that's Horde only and level 47ish for the quest.
As Utarius said, 2h fury really is the way to level. You get all the benefits of the Fury tree (Flurry, Imp Slam, Cruelty), and you only have to deal with a 5% miss rate.
I would say once you get to level 60 and have some outlands gear, you will be fine switching to dual-wielding.
The first piece of gear I can think of with any hit rating on it is the Rune of the Guard Captain from the Hinterlands quest, and that's Horde only and level 47ish for the quest.
As Utarius said, 2h fury really is the way to level. You get all the benefits of the Fury tree (Flurry, Imp Slam, Cruelty), and you only have to deal with a 5% miss rate.
I would say once you get to level 60 and have some outlands gear, you will be fine switching to dual-wielding.
xEverblazex wrote:
my warr duel wields and is fine, just as long as u have the right gear u'll be fine. my crit chance is 22% atm and if you have the fury talents like rampage and your batle shout on, you cant really go wrong :).. well i don't lol.
once you get to 70, unless your hit rating is 9% with precision and you have 1400+ AP, i highly doubt that you'll be "fine". anything less than that = dead weight dps.
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Level as 2h its faster due to lackof good fury gear, once u hit 60 go fury its fastest, u want 96 hit rating then after that gems for AP and crit never gem hit after ure specials no longer miss as its a bigger waste of dps than if u gem AP or crit. Fury dps with a 17/44/0 build is one of the best, on par with rogues and destroys nearly everyone on multi mob aoe fights
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