Encrypted Text: 5 tips for heroic rogues

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12-22-2010 @ 2:38PM

Rogue4Life said...

great tips. I also have a quick macro when i am not the leader of pugs that says {circle} is what I sap, mark it if u want it to sit for a while. with the glyph, sap is the longest CC there is and seems to be harder to break in my opinion. other CC's can be resisted, but sap is only broken if the target takes damage as far as I am aware.

couldn't agree more about kick. heck it is nearly in my rotation since Lord Jaraxus (sp) in ToC. first boss in Throne of the Tides demands it and the new Shadowfang Heroic first boss has you kicking all day.

side note, i received my spinerender a couple days ago, sap macro is wonderful.
/cast sap
/cast pickpocket

12-22-2010 @ 4:43PM

Rufio said...

^ Awesome tips. Thanks man!

12-23-2010 @ 6:35AM

tenaciousmonkey said...

Hehe...I have had that macro setup since I first learned about macros...rarely fails (have had a few times where the pickpocket seems to occur before the sap, and I've been detected) and is a nifty little side job.

12-23-2010 @ 11:34AM

KPB said...

One of the advantages of Hex is that it doesn't automatically break on damage. It has a CHANCE to break on damage, rather than it being automatic. This is the trade off for it having a longish CD.

12-23-2010 @ 7:01PM

Rufio said...

Update on this. yesterday I went home, made that exact macro. BAM, on the very first dungeon run, both the healer AND the tank whispered me and said thanks for the good CC work! One simple line to express intent and offer assistance and it makes tanks and healers lifes much easier! Sweet as!

12-25-2010 @ 5:51PM

Hail said...

All my openers are macros with Pick Pocket. I also have it bound to my scroll wheel in stealth.

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