Scattered Shots: Hunters and Brewfest loot

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9-22-2011 @ 5:11PM

idagnoe said...

Coren's Chromium Coaster is the ultimate WoW generic trinket.
Need melee dps? Why need on Coren's Coaster in the Brewfest
daily dungeon run. Need ranged dsp? Coren's Coaster is for
YOU!

How many ranged dps classes are there in WoW? Let's count them
together: Warlock, Druid, Mage, Priest, Hunter, Shaman.

How many melee dps classes are then in WoW? We can count these,
too! Warrior, Paladin, Death Knight, Druid, Rogue.

Did we leave any out? I don't think so... Of these classes,
how many are pure agi/stam and don't rely on Spirit, Intellect, or
Dodge as an additional armor/weapon stat in their particular build?
That would be the rogue and hunter classes, wouldn't it?

So, either Coren's Chromium Coaster is the ultimate WoW
generic trinket that benefits absolutely everyone. OR...
it's Druid only because they have ranged spells and also melee.
OR....it's the best thing a hunter can get until Firelands because
it boosts melee - thus compensating for minimum range. I think
it's the last one.

9-22-2011 @ 7:05PM

kworry said...

Unfortunately that is not the case. 'Ranged' is only hunters (and I suppose melee using a ranged weapon).

Besides even if it were, the proc is AP, not Spell Power so it's useless for casters unless no one else needs it and you wanted to play with the extra crit.

Also, you forgot Enh Shaman as melee. :)

9-22-2011 @ 8:55PM

Natsumi said...

Rogue, Hunter, mage, Shaman, Warrior, and Death knight all can use this trinket, though several are much better for the Agility users.

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