In 3.1, PvE Priests are in a good place. We have two distinct and raid-viable healing specs, and enough good places to put our talents that you can make arguments for several “cookie-cutter” builds. When I first started rooting around in the WoW-blogosphere, I came upon a post over at Dwarfpriest that laid out each …
This is a guest post by Paladin blogger Honorshammer of Honor’s Code. General Vezax is the the last boss you must down before you cross swords with Yogg-Saron himself. The General is one of most challenging fights in all of Ulduar due to his Aura of Despair. What is it that this lovely gift from …
This is a guest post by heinleinfan, a raiding Holy Paladin I’m no World of Warcraft Theory Crafting Genius, I don’t do number crunching well, and there’s pally healers out there that could out-heal me into the ground in their sleep…but, this spec is really working for me, I’m happy with it, I’m an asset …
At least, those are the conclusions I’ve reached when I tried it. On Monday night, the Conquest raiding crew was getting hammered by Kologarn. We simply could not heal raid damage of that magnitude. Some assignments were changed around and I activated my dual spec to Holy to see if I could help alleviate some …
Not sure how to spec or glyph for 3.1? Here are my suggestions. Feel free to modify accordingly. WoW Insider has a great roundup to everything 3.1 related. No Stock UI has a great list of updated and compatible 3.1 addons for you to peruse. Discipline Priest Specs 57/14/0 Soul Warding: Reduces the cooldown of …