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Taken from Allas main page.
"ROGUE
Hunger for Blood – instead of a self-buff, this ability can only be used when there is a bleed effect on the target. However, it has no stacks and grants a 15% damage bonus.
Adrenaline Rush – the cooldown on this ability has been lowered.
Lightning Reflexes – reduced to 3 ranks. In addition to 2/4/6% dodge, this talent now also grants 4/7/10% passive melee haste.
Killing Spree – while this ability is active, the rogue does 20% additional damage.
Savage Combat – now causes 2/4% physical damage done.
Mace Specialization – this talent now grants haste in addition to armor penetration."

So, HfB dead now? Do we actually get bleed effects on us a lot endgame?

I assumed target for HfB would still be yourself.

Right now I am at level 7 with my rogue, quickly on my way to level 10. I was just wondering, for solo play which would be better, swords or daggers? I was also going to ask, for my first 1 to 3 talent points I was thinking of putting them in Master of Deception and then going combat, is that a good idea? Thanks.

Just food for thought. Master of Deceptions is more of a filler talent when it comes to PvE(leveling). If you were going to put your first points into Sub, I would suggest relentless strikes. Although, you should go full combat until you get up to 41 points. Then, in my opinion, you should respec and go mutilate spec.

:x Sorry, I didn't know...

If I remember correctly the skirmish arena brackets at the same as BG's. Would like confirmation on this though, I tried looking it up on wow-europe and wowwiki but couldn't really find a definitive answer.

I googled some more and found out my earlier answer wasn't quite correct. This post seems to confirm the existance of at least 5 level brackets above 70. This post however is talking about a 20-29 bracket. I think the answer is in between - my guess would be that the brackets are like 10-19, 20-29, ...up to 50-59, then 61-69 followed by 71-75 and 76-80. In that case there would be specific brackets for level 60's and level 70's.

As Combat Daggers (soon to be Fist/Daggers) what kind of poisons am I looking at while leveling? I'm 72 atm. Speced combat for the first time ever.

I always used Instant/Deadly (MH/OH) with mutilate. Is it the same deal with combat?

Wounding poison? In PvE? Yeah. Good luck with that.


Edit: Also trying to figure out why my original question was rated down...isn't this the simple question, simple answers thread? Oy vey.

Edited, Feb 10th 2009 4:22pm by ekaterinodar

Did you read the poison fact at all?




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Suffice to say there have been CONSIDERABLE changes to the game, rogues, and mechanics since January 24, 2007 (over 2 years ago). Which is why I'm asking here. Chill.

Thank you, and apologies. I tend to get a little to spirited :)


Out of curiosity why wounding poison over deadly? Because it won't break gouge/blind?

Is there an estimated or suggested hit rating for PvP? I remember a thread about having to gem for +hit in pvp but cannot find it. Right now I'm at 158 but if I replace my PvE leggings for the Savage set (which would give me +10 energy, so I really want it) I'll lose 65 hit...

Actually I'm not a hundred percent positive on this. I'll try to show some math here after work. WP/WP may change for mutilate anyway, with the recent change.