The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Specializations in Mists of Pandaria

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10-29-2011 @ 9:28PM

Cragdog said...

Piercing Howl doesn't seem to be of much help in Bosses in any instance. So...I must be missing something. What am I missing and where am I missing it? lol When is PH good? (Other than in shampoo...) All I ever see when I used PH was "Immune". (To the tune of "That doesn't not computee, Will Robinson.")

10-29-2011 @ 10:16PM

Boobah said...

Unless I miss my guess, I'd say adds. They're frequently vulnerable to all types of stuns, dazes, slows and the like.

10-30-2011 @ 1:08AM

Jack Mynock said...

I believe our warrior tank uses piercing howl to slow riplimb on heroic shannox.

10-30-2011 @ 3:08AM

thomas.mock said...

PH is great with off-tank kiting or generally just slowing all mobs in general area, with most trash and some adds in boss fights not being immune to slows. In PvP, as a flag carrier or a node defender, the ability to slow down everyone near you is an amazing ability.

The thing that excites me however... is cripple (rend is a 50% movement impair), this combined with what I assume is now a prot only ability in Blood and thunder (thunder clap spreads rend to all affected targets) = an all in one slow, threat generator, and attack speed slow. :D

10-30-2011 @ 8:38AM

Killik said...

As other have said, it's good for adds. I've also seen tanks use it on the last boss of BRC - it separates Obsidius from his adds, as he's immune.

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