Mage Twink (19)Follow

at 19 a mage is very vulnerable to practically everything. Mages truly begin to shine after level 20(blink + cone of cold) and even better after 30 with iceblock

research ftw. Look at tools like wowdb and wowhead for gear.

Spec... hmmm. I'd be tempted to go 0/0/10 taking improved frostbolt, frostbite & improved frost nova, but your frostbolts will hit like a little girl. 0/10/0 would be okay going for impact & ignite, but you don't have scorch, which means standing still for 3 seconds casting fireballs... oooh, not good. 5/5/0 going into arcane missiles & impact would probably be best, but you don't have many good instant cast spells at this level and no way to get out of stuns. Rogues will just SS spam you to death, so get your health up to around 1400-1500 (more if you can), but you're gonna be bait. It will only make you marginally harder to kill. Get on a first-name basis with the spirit healer. ;-)

My opinion of Impact (after testing it for almost three levels in my mid 40's) was that this talent is definitely not worth the 5 points...or any for that matter. I think you would get a greater benefit out of a 5/0/5 spec or a 5/5/0 spec with Imp Fireball. Shoot for the quick casting Frostbolt to slow them and then unload with AM...or go for a quicker casting Fireball for those occasions you can use it. Waiting for 25 min. for the Impact to proc once will quickly get old.

Personally I think I would opt for the Imp Fireball route since you receive a Fireball upgrade at lvl 18.

My 2cp.

Edited, Feb 28th 2008 8:12pm by Lorentix

Impact becomes more powerful for PvP twice in the game.

1)Level 20 gives you scorch. Impact thus becomes a much more common proc.

2)Level 62 gives you Molten Armor. You dance a dance of joy everytime a rogue hits you with a stun and is stunned himself.

lol, people were telling me the same advice that you got here. Hunters = more survivability + better DPS.

Still, look up Late in the armory. He's from the Drenden server.

His shoulders are exploited, so replace them with the Talbar mantle. Also, if you plan on being horde, use the inferno robe instead.

Good luck!

Edit:Hmmm, looking up the inferno robe, it's a level 40 item. LOL. You'll be able to get a TBC enchant on this one, like +150 health. Definitely need help for the quest though, and you should probably start it at a super low level, just to make sure you don't ding 20 before getting it from discoveries/kills. Of course, this is all if you're planning to be horde...

Edited, Feb 29th 2008 9:08am by baveux

Thanks all of u i really appreciate ur tells

Tdogs

So sorry, linked the same one twice.

http://www.wowarmory.com/character-sheet.xml?r=Kel%27Thuzad&n=Dollarbill

Found out how too. Had the boots on before they made level requirements for crafting professions. Although I'm not sure whether the enchants on them still work, she is allowed to keep them on until she wishes to change them.

But! The "use" effect can't be activated. : (

LOL a fishing rod for weapon?
I think he forgot to put back the twisted chanter's staff.

Get lots of sta. Key is to surviving the rog "super-twinks" openers. If you get killed in 1-2 shots it doesn't matter how much mana or spell damage you have.

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Edited, Jul 24th 2008 4:30pm by ocyen