Encrypted Text: Raiding as a Rogue, Part II

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3-12-2008 @ 5:18PM

Cloze said...

Combat Mace, Combat Fist?

LOL.

First off no. Combat Swords is followed by Combat Fist/Offhand Sword, then by Combat Daggers / Combat Fist / Combat Mace.

Go the the EJ site if you want reasons why.

First off there is a hemo raid spec that is viable, you don't have that mentioned. Secondly shadowstep with raiding = you're raid is carrying your dps and you should be replaced.

Come on wowinsider, these aren't hard to research.

3-12-2008 @ 5:30PM

Makros said...

Reading comprehension FTW.

"then by Combat Daggers" - Cloze

"Please note I am not recommending Combat Daggers, mostly because it is difficult to do anything but raid with that spec, and many rogues just starting to raid are still spending a significant amount of time farming." - Chris

"Secondly shadowstep with raiding = you're raid is carrying your dps and you should be replaced." - Cloze

"I can't recommend this build for serious raiding, but if you don't have the money to respec for raids the points in Combat will help you out a bit. I haven't raided with this spec, but I can't imagine the DPS is competitive on anything but trash fights." - Chris

3-12-2008 @ 5:32PM

Charlie Taylor said...

I don't think he was listing them in any particular order...

3-12-2008 @ 5:32PM

Makros said...

3-12-2008 @ 5:33PM

Makros said...

Double post also FTW.

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