Orc or Undead?Follow

Anyways i like the look of both of them but rascial talents wise what should i pick? i wanna be demo speced so will that 5% pet attack plus be worth it? And i will be on a PvE if that matters.

I prefer orc racials for pve.
Having another trinket (Blood Fury) is IMO way better than WotF in pve, and extra pet dmg is nice as a demo lock.
Extra stun resist is nice for pvp too.

And if you don't want your toon to look like Arnold in a dress... roll female orc.

...and this differs from life tap, life tap, life tap, bandage exactly how?

Bandages require cloth..? And they have separate cooldowns. I usually fight to almost dead, then cannibalize and bandage consecutively.

Even playing on a PvE server, you will probably end up doing some PvP, including BGs and Areana's. You may not, you may find you hate them, but if you do, you'll wish you had WotF.

Though I'll agree, if your main focus is PvE, Instancing and Raiding, the "trinket" is nice, and the extra pet damage can be useful while soloing and farming.

Edited, Dec 21st 2007 11:20am by Lathais

Orcs in my opinion are better suited for pve cannibalize is nice but u can bandage or eat blood fury is amazing and command is quite nice as well plus if u pvp you have a less chance to be stuned. Since you like the look of both of them I would go with orc

UNDEAD.

Cannibalize. I hear people saying you can bandage/eat. That costs $$, you could vendor/AH thoose resources, think of how much $$ you will save over your characters time. Food only out of combat & bandage is on a timer. While cannibalize is free. Cannibalize makes you want to grind humanoids/undead since there the free resource available to you.
"life tap, life tap, Cannibalize"

I went undead for a few reasons. Canibalize is awesome for reducing down time, and it scales with my hp, so if with 200 hp or 14k hp it will heal me for the same % of my total, bandages do not, plus I'm a tailor so I wanted to be able to use as much of my cloth for profs as possible while leveling.

WotF > Stun resist IMO. I have a 70 nelf rogue and I can honestly say I think of all the stuns I have used, a very small handful have been resisted. if it were double the chance to resist a stun I might consider it.

As a die hard afflictionist (generally 40/0/21 or 42/19/0) my pet seldom attacks, unless I have a succy out the odd time we actually use CC in an instance or the felpup is gnawing on a rogue that decided to play. Otherwise its a passive imp.

Mowhawk > short green fat guy

thus concludes my 2 cents.