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Euro Karazhan

2007-04-30T15:20:51Z

Elyvin:

== Timing ==

Next Karazhan session will be Sat 28 April at 1pm Server Time (9pm UK, 10pm CET), with a follow up on Sun 29 April at 10am Server Time (6pm UK, 7pm CET). Targets are:

Saturday pharmin' session: Moroes, Opera, Curator (circle back for Attumen/Maiden if time permits)
Sunday progression session: Chess, Aran attempts, onwards and upwards!

== Loot rules ==

Loot will be set to group, blue threshold. Please pass on all roll-boxes. Loot will then be discussed, nd rolled with /random 100 on a need before greed basis. There shouldn't be too many incidents where stuff if contested, but if it is, and you have already had something out of the instance, please try to be nice and considerate. Probably helps if you reseach the loot of the zone and make yourself a shopping list.

Basically, normal Basin niceness.

Shards from melting unwanted loot will be collected until we have 10 and then distributed to the group, one each. Sjur will be acting as shard bank.

I call dibs on Attumens mount! First!

Sjur

== The Roster ==

=== Core Roster ===

The core roster consists of:

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''ForumID''' || '''Character''' || '''Class'''
|-
|Bissi||Bissi||Warrior||Offtank
|-
|Spankk||Spankk||Warrior||Main tank
|-
|Enocssa||Enocssa||Priest
|-
|fortuna||Aphaea||Priest
|-
|Elyvin||Nerfling||Paladin
|-
|Cosmeg||Caapi||Shaman
|-
|Grimthor||Hypothesis||Rogue
|-
|Tharn||Divayth||Mage
|-
|Agunea||Manka||Warlock
|-
|Sjur||Sjur||Hunter
|-
|}

=== The Bench ===

The bench consists of people who have filled in with us (or indicated a willingness to do so), and who will get preference for fill-in spots in the future.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''ForumID''' || '''Character Name''' || '''Class''' || '''Key status'''
|-
|Riva Irongrip||Riva||Hunter||Keyed
|-
|Ultraspank||Ultraspank||Mage||Keyed
|-
|Ultraspank||Lifebringer||Priest||Keyed
|-
|Seerinox||Seerinox||Shaman||Keyed
|-
|Spankk||Spankk||Warrior||Keyed
|-
|}

== Availability ==

Please indicate your availability over the next couple of months (you won't be held to this as a strict signup, but if you are going to be on holiday or something, indicate it here so we can plan accordingly please.

PLEASE TRY TO INDICATE YOUR COMMITMENT TO COME BY THE END OF WEDNESDAY IN THE WEEK PRECEDING THE RUN. IF YOU HAVEN'T DONE SO, WE MAY OFFER YOUR SPOT TO REPLACEMENTS.

If you can't come, please try to organise a substitute (the identity of whom you should enter in the table below please). If you have tried to, and can't find anyone, let the group know.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''Date''' || '''Bissi''' || '''Elyvin''' || '''Cosmeg''' || '''Sjur''' || '''Grimthor''' || '''Enocssa''' || '''Tharn''' || '''Agunea''' || '''Aphaea'''||'''Spankk'''
|-
|Sat 5 May|| |||| ||Y ||Y|| ||Y ||Y ||Y||
|-
|Sun 6 May|| |||| ||Y||Y|| ||Y ||Y ||Y||
|-
|Sat 12 May|| || || ||Y||Y|| || || || ||
|-
|Sun 13 May|| || || ||Y||Y|| || || || ||
|-
|Sat 19 May|| || || ||Y||Y|| || || || ||
|-
|Sun 20 May|| || || ||Y||Y|| || || || ||
|-
|Sat 26 May|| || || ||Y||Y|| || || || ||
|-
|Sun 27 May|| || || ||Y||Y|| || || || ||
|-
|-
|}

== Strategies ==

These are the strategies that we will be using. Any tweaks to them, noted within each section on the wiki.

=== Atumen ===
[http://www.bosskillers.com/cgi-bin/bbguild/index.cgi?action=view_guide&guide_id=23 Guide]
One-shot victory on 10 March 2007. Go us!

=== Moroes ===
[http://www.ampwow.com/wow/viewNewCreatures/15687-Moroes.php!default=strat Guide]
Our first kill was 14 April 2007.

=== Maiden of Virtue ===
[http://www.bosskillers.com/cgi-bin/bbguild/index.cgi?action=view_guide&guide_id=32 Guide]
First attempt, one-shot victory on 14 April 2007.

=== Opera House events ===
[http://www.wowwiki.com/Romulo_and_Julianne Romulo and Julianne]
Beat it Sat 21 April 2007

[http://www.wowwiki.com/Big_Bad_Wolf Big Bad Wolf]

[http://www.wowwiki.com/Wizard_of_Oz Wizard of Oz]
Beat it Sun 15 April 2007 using the following kill order: Dorothee, Tito, Strawman (fire mez), Tinhead (tanked), Roar (chain feared)

=== The Curator ===
[http://www.bosskillers.com/cgi-bin/bbguild/index.cgi?action=view_guide&guide_id=33 Guide]
First kill Sun 22 April 2007

=== Shade of Aran ===
[http://www.wowwiki.com/Shade_of_Aran Guide]

Suggest that everybody downloads and installs the following add-ins for this fight: [http://www.theamazonbasin.com/wow/forums/index.php?showtopic=18744 TWAran] and [http://www.theamazonbasin.com/wow/forums/index.php?showtopic=18743 TWInterruptWatch].

Note that due to our raid composition, we will most likely have to use the option to let him Sheep+AoE Pyro before 40% (when the elementals come out).

=== Chess event ===
Didn't need a guide to pwnz0rate it first time.

=== Prince Malchezaar ===
[http://www.bosskillers.com/cgi-bin/bbguild/index.cgi?action=view_guide&guide_id=35&sid=ONm372tNOA Guide]

=== Netherspite ===
[http://www.bosskillers.com/cgi-bin/bbguild/index.cgi?action=view_guide&guide_id=37&sid=ONm372tNOA Guide]

=== Nightbane ===

== Progress to date ==

This section holds details of our sessions, what we have achieved, what we have learned, what dropped, who got it, and all that stuff etc

=== Sun, 25 Feb 2007 ===
Initial roster formed
=== Sat, 10 March 2007 ===
Attendees: Olond, Rb, Nurofen, Caapi, Sjur/Dagros, Hypothesis, Blastus, Divayth, Manka, {Rescorla}/{Zeddie}

Attumen down on first attempt (two pieces of melt loot - 4 shards). Moroes causing some difficulty (best attempt 40% ish).

=== Weekend of 14/15 April 2007 ===
'''Saturday Attendees''': Riva (playing Bissi), Elyvin, Caapi, Mikulus, Grimthor, Aphaea, Manka, Enocssa, Divayth, Sjur

Attumen - one shot (2 shards, Gloves of Saintly Blessings [Aphaea])

Moroes - down on 4th try (Boots of Valiance [Nerfling], Emerald Ripper [Hypothesis])

Maiden of Virtue - one shot (Shard of the Virtuous [Enocssa], Bracers of Maliciousness [Hypothesis])

'''Sunday Attendees''': Bissi, Elyvin, Caapi, Mikulus, Grimthor, Aphaea, Manka, Enocssa, Divayth, Sjur

Looted off trash: Belt of the Tracker [Sjur]

Wizard of Oz: Down on 2nd non-bugged attempt (Ruby Slippers [Manka], Libram of Souls Redeemed [Nerfling])

Curator: Couple of attempts - best was around 52%

=== Weekend of 22/23 April 2007 ===
'''Saturday Attendees''': Spankk, Elyvin, Caapi, Mikulus, Grimthor, Aphaea, Manka, Seerinox, Divayth, Sjur

Attumen: Gloves of Saintly Blessings [Seerinox], Stalker's War Bands [Sjur]

Trash: Pattern: Soulcloth Shoulders [Aphaea]

Moroes: Brooch of Unquenchable Fury [Divayth], Nethershard Girdle [Manka]

Opera House: Romeo & Juliet - 3rd try. Masquerade Gown [Aphaea], Trial-Fire Trousers [Manka]

'''Sunday Attendees''': Spankk, Seerinox, Olond, Sjur, Grimthor, Aphaea, Manka, Caapi, Divayth, Riva

Curator: Down on third attempt of the day.( Gloves of the Fallen Defender [Aphaea], Wrynn Dynasty Greaves [Spankk])

Chess Event: Down first try Mithril Chain of Heroism [Olond], Heart-Flame Leggings [Seerinox]

=== Weekend of 22/23 April 2007 ===
'''Saturday attendees''':Spankk, Caapi, Mikulus, Grimthor, Aphaea, Seerinox, Manka, Divayth, Sjur, Ultraspank

Trash: The Bringer of Death [To be AHed]

We sucked too much to kill Moroes. Or Attumen. Or indeed anything at all.

'''Saturday attendees''': Spankk, Caapi, Grimthor, Aphaea, Seerinox, Manka, Divayth, Sjur (on druid to tank), Ultraspank, Myca (Shaihulud's Pally)

Attumen: Spectral Band of Innervation [Caapi], Bracers of the White Stag [Dagros], Schematic: Stabilized Eternium Scope [Hypothesis]

Trash: Pattern: Soulcloth Vest [Aphaea]

Moroes: Emerald Ripper [Caapi], Crimson Girdle of the Indomitable [Spankk]

Maiden: Totem of Healing Rains [Seerinox], Bands of Nefarious Deeds [Ultraspank]

Opera (Oz): Libram of Souls Redeemed [1 Shard], Ruby Slippers [Aphaea]

== Keying ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/wow/forums/index.php?showtopic=17549 Champ's excellent guide] on the forums.

Euro Karazhan

2007-04-09T00:30:02Z

Elyvin:

== Timing ==

First Karazhan session will be Sat 10 March at 10am Server Time (6pm UK, 7pm CET), with a possible follow up on Sun 11 March at the same time, depending on how we do.

== Loot rules ==

Loot will be set to group, blue threshold. Please pass on all roll-boxes. Loot will then be discussed, nd rolled with /random 100 on a need before greed basis. There shouldn't be too many incidents where stuff if contested, but if it is, and you have already had something out of the instance, please try to be nice and considerate. Probably helps if you reseach the loot of the zone and make yourself a shopping list.

Basically, normal Basin niceness.

Shards from melting Paladin loot will be collected until we have 10 and then distributed to the group, one each.

---

Olond sent me 4 shards from our first Attumen kill. I will give him one, the rest will be rolled on by the people present at that time and that are currently active.

Sjur

---

== The Roster ==

The roster initially consists of:

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''ForumID''' || '''Character Name''' || '''Class''' || '''Key status'''
|-
|tba||tba||Druid/Warrior||
|-
|Enocssa||Enocssa||Priest ||Keyed
|-
|Elyvin||Nerfling||Paladin ||Keyed
|-
|Cosmeg||Caapi||Shaman||Keyed
|-
|Sjur||Sjur||Hunter||Keyed
|-
|Grimthor||Hypothesis||Rogue||Keyed
|-
|Tharn||Divayth||Mage||Keyed
|-
|Agunea||Manka||Warlock||Keyed
|-
|Sjur||Dagros||Druid (Alt)||Keyed
|-

|}

Need to withdraw from the group. The Sat/Sun times don't work well with planned RL weekend activities. - Olon

---

I have contacted Elyvin who is playing pally Nerfling. He said the timeslot suits him, and he would like to come sometimes as a sub, as he doesn't want to commmit to fixed group. I sent him link to wiki, maybe expect some questions from him in game.

---

'''Aphaea''' (priest) isn't guilded yet but has been coming to the Public kara raids and is a good player. He said he could be available at our times if our other two priests don't work out. We still shooting for the week after Easter?

UPDATE: Aphaea is very interested in coming. Consider him in if we're all ok with that.

---

Added '''Enocssa''' (priest). Aphaea (fortuna) has pally as well, btw. How are we with Orbatron/Hasta now?

---

'''Bissi''' (warrior) will be able to come most of the time to tank.

---

Finally decided I can commit to the Euro group. Added '''Elyvin''' (paladin).

---

Slope wasn't able to commit, so AFAIK, there should be a spot for Aphaea, and as I see it we only need the OT position.

Lets have Simon tidy up the wiki once he gets back home from vacation.

I haven't heard nor seen Hasta and Orbatron for weeks. Due to their lack of communication I consider them out.

Sjur

---

Keep the suggestions coming on potential spots!

== Availability ==

Please indicate your availability over the next couple of months (you won't be held to this as a strict signup, but if you are going to be on holiday or something, indicate it here so we can plan accordingly please.

If you can't come, please try to organise a substitute (the identity of whom you should enter in the table below please). If you have tried to, and can't find anyone, let the group know.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''Date''' || '''tba''' || '''Elyvin''' || '''Cosmeg''' || '''Sjur''' || '''Grimthor''' || '''Enocssa''' || '''Tharn''' || '''Agunea'''
|-
|Sat 31 Mar|| || ||Y ||N||Y|| ||75%||Y
|-
|Sun 1 Apr|| || ||Y ||N||N|| ||75%||Y
|-
|Sat 7 Apr|| || || ||Y||N|| ||N||N
|-
|Sun 8 Apr|| || ||N||y||N|| ||N ||N
|-
|Sat 14 Apr|| ||Y||Y||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sun 15 Apr|| ||Y||Y||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sat 21 Apr|| ||Y|| ||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sun 22 Apr|| ||Y|| ||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sat 28 Apr|| ||Y|| ||y||Y|| || ||
|-
|Sun 29 Apr|| ||Y|| ||y||Y|| || ||
|-
|Sat 5 May|| ||Y|| || || || || ||
|-|Sun 6 May||Y|| || || || || || ||
|-|-
|}

Note (Grimthor: 12 March): Flipped the table round. This makes it easier to add and remove dates, and also to add your details, I think.

== Strategies ==

These are the strategies that we will be using. Any tweaks to them, noted within each section on the wiki.

=== Atumen ===
[http://www.bosskillers.com/cgi-bin/bbguild/index.cgi?action=view_guide&guide_id=23 Guide]
One-shot victory on 10 March 2007. Go us!

=== Moroes ===
[http://www.ampwow.com/wow/viewNewCreatures/15687-Moroes.php!default=strat Guide]

== Progress to date ==

This section holds details of our sessions, what we have achieved, what we have learned, what dropped, who got it, and all that stuff etc

=== Sun, 25 Feb 2007 ===
Initial roster formed
=== Sat, 10 March 2007 ===
Attendees: Olond, Rb, Nurofen, Caapi, Sjur/Dagros, Hypothesis, Blastus, Divayth, Manka, {Rescorla}/{Zeddie}

Attumen down on first attempt (two pieces of melt loot - 4 shards). Moroes causing some difficulty (best attempt 40% ish).

== Keying ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/wow/forums/index.php?showtopic=17549 Champ's excellent guide] on the forums.

Euro Karazhan

2007-04-08T04:34:09Z

Elyvin:

== Timing ==

First Karazhan session will be Sat 10 March at 10am Server Time (6pm UK, 7pm CET), with a possible follow up on Sun 11 March at the same time, depending on how we do.

== Loot rules ==

Loot will be set to group, blue threshold. Please pass on all roll-boxes. Loot will then be discussed, nd rolled with /random 100 on a need before greed basis. There shouldn't be too many incidents where stuff if contested, but if it is, and you have already had something out of the instance, please try to be nice and considerate. Probably helps if you reseach the loot of the zone and make yourself a shopping list.

Basically, normal Basin niceness.

Shards from melting Paladin loot will be collected until we have 10 and then distributed to the group, one each.

== The Roster ==

The roster initially consists of:

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''ForumID''' || '''Character Name''' || '''Class''' || '''Key status'''
|-
|tba||tba||Druid/Warrior||
|-
|Hasta||Rb||Warrior||Keyed
|-
|Enocssa||Enocssa||Priest ||Keyed
|-
|Elyvin||Nerfling||Paladin ||Keyed
|-
|Cosmeg||Caapi||Shaman||Keyed
|-
|Sjur||Sjur||Hunter||Keyed
|-
|Grimthor||Hypothesis||Rogue||Keyed
|-
|Orbatron||Blastus||Mage||Keyed
|-
|Tharn||Divayth||Mage||Keyed
|-
|Agunea||Manka||Warlock||Keyed
|-
|Sjur||Dagros||Druid (Alt)||Keyed
|-
|Orbatron||Orbatron||Druid (Alt)||need BM
|-
|}

Need to withdraw from the group. The Sat/Sun times don't work well with planned RL weekend activities. - Olon

Sent Slope the following PM today, 03/20:

"Olon mentioned that you might be interested in running Karazhan with us :), and that our timeslot was suitable for you. We consist of quite a few veteran raiders, so our only obstacle is getting a good class composition.

You would be very welcome to join.

I'd say with easter upcoming, which is a pretty big holiday in europe, we should be able to launch a serious effort in 3-4 weeks, which should give you ample time to gear up.

Check out our wiki page:

http://wiki.theamazonbasin.com/index.php/Euro_Karazhan

Regards
Sjur"

Personally I will be able to raid Karazhan the upcomming weekend, and the last weekend of easter and so forth, but looking at the roster and dates, I suggest that we freelance until the weekend after easter. Unless we manage to get the healer issue sorted. Those weeks should also give us ample opportunity to fill the last spot if Cjam has indeed quit.

---

I have contacted Elyvin who is playing pally Nerfling. He said the timeslot suits him, and he would like to come sometimes as a sub, as he doesn't want to commmit to fixed group. I sent him link to wiki, maybe expect some questions from him in game.

---

'''Aphaea''' (priest) isn't guilded yet but has been coming to the Public kara raids and is a good player. He said he could be available at our times if our other two priests don't work out. We still shooting for the week after Easter?

UPDATE: Aphaea is very interested in coming. Consider him in if we're all ok with that.

---

Added '''Enocssa''' (priest). Aphaea (fortuna) has pally as well, btw. How are we with Orbatron/Hasta now?

---

'''Bissi''' (warrior) will be able to come most of the time to tank.

---

Finally decided I can commit to the Euro group. Added '''Elyvin''' (paladin).

---

Keep the suggestions coming on potential spots!

== Availability ==

Please indicate your availability over the next couple of months (you won't be held to this as a strict signup, but if you are going to be on holiday or something, indicate it here so we can plan accordingly please.

If you can't come, please try to organise a substitute (the identity of whom you should enter in the table below please). If you have tried to, and can't find anyone, let the group know.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''Date''' || '''tba''' || '''Hasta''' || '''Cosmeg''' || '''Sjur''' || '''Grimthor''' || '''Orbatron''' || '''Tharn''' || '''Agunea'''
|-
|Sat 31 Mar|| || ||Y ||N||Y|| ||75%||Y
|-
|Sun 1 Apr|| || ||Y ||N||N|| ||75%||Y
|-
|Sat 7 Apr|| || || ||Y||N|| ||N||N
|-
|Sun 8 Apr|| || ||N||y||N|| ||N ||N
|-
|Sat 14 Apr|| || ||Y||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sun 15 Apr|| || ||Y||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sat 21 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sun 22 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sat 28 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| || ||
|-
|Sun 29 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| || ||
|-
|Sat 5 May|| || || || || || || ||
|-|Sun 6 May|| || || || || || || ||
|-|-
|}

Note (Grimthor: 12 March): Flipped the table round. This makes it easier to add and remove dates, and also to add your details, I think.

== Strategies ==

These are the strategies that we will be using. Any tweaks to them, noted within each section on the wiki.

=== Atumen ===
[http://www.bosskillers.com/cgi-bin/bbguild/index.cgi?action=view_guide&guide_id=23 Guide]
One-shot victory on 10 March 2007. Go us!

=== Moroes ===
[http://www.ampwow.com/wow/viewNewCreatures/15687-Moroes.php!default=strat Guide]

== Progress to date ==

This section holds details of our sessions, what we have achieved, what we have learned, what dropped, who got it, and all that stuff etc

=== Sun, 25 Feb 2007 ===
Initial roster formed
=== Sat, 10 March 2007 ===
Attendees: Olond, Rb, Nurofen, Caapi, Sjur/Dagros, Hypothesis, Blastus, Divayth, Manka, {Rescorla}/{Zeddie}

Attumen down on first attempt (two pieces of melt loot - 4 shards). Moroes causing some difficulty (best attempt 40% ish).

== Keying ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/wow/forums/index.php?showtopic=17549 Champ's excellent guide] on the forums.

Euro Karazhan

2007-04-08T02:02:18Z

Elyvin: /* The Roster */

== Timing ==

First Karazhan session will be Sat 10 March at 10am Server Time (6pm UK, 7pm CET), with a possible follow up on Sun 11 March at the same time, depending on how we do.

== Loot rules ==

Loot will be set to group, blue threshold. Please pass on all roll-boxes. Loot will then be discussed, nd rolled with /random 100 on a need before greed basis. There shouldn't be too many incidents where stuff if contested, but if it is, and you have already had something out of the instance, please try to be nice and considerate. Probably helps if you reseach the loot of the zone and make yourself a shopping list.

Basically, normal Basin niceness.

Shards from melting Paladin loot will be collected until we have 10 and then distributed to the group, one each.

== The Roster ==

The roster initially consists of:

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''ForumID''' || '''Character Name''' || '''Class''' || '''Key status'''
|-
|tba||tba||Druid/Warrior||
|-
|Hasta||Rb||Warrior||Keyed
|-
|Enocssa||Enocssa||Priest ||Keyed
|-
|Elyvin||Nerfling||Paladin ||
|-
|Cosmeg||Caapi||Shaman||Keyed
|-
|Sjur||Sjur||Hunter||Keyed
|-
|Grimthor||Hypothesis||Rogue||Keyed
|-
|Orbatron||Blastus||Mage||Keyed
|-
|Tharn||Divayth||Mage||Keyed
|-
|Agunea||Manka||Warlock||Keyed
|-
|Sjur||Dagros||Druid (Alt)||Keyed
|-
|Orbatron||Orbatron||Druid (Alt)||need BM
|-
|}

Need to withdraw from the group. The Sat/Sun times don't work well with planned RL weekend activities. - Olon

Sent Slope the following PM today, 03/20:

"Olon mentioned that you might be interested in running Karazhan with us :), and that our timeslot was suitable for you. We consist of quite a few veteran raiders, so our only obstacle is getting a good class composition.

You would be very welcome to join.

I'd say with easter upcoming, which is a pretty big holiday in europe, we should be able to launch a serious effort in 3-4 weeks, which should give you ample time to gear up.

Check out our wiki page:

http://wiki.theamazonbasin.com/index.php/Euro_Karazhan

Regards
Sjur"

Personally I will be able to raid Karazhan the upcomming weekend, and the last weekend of easter and so forth, but looking at the roster and dates, I suggest that we freelance until the weekend after easter. Unless we manage to get the healer issue sorted. Those weeks should also give us ample opportunity to fill the last spot if Cjam has indeed quit.

---

I have contacted Elyvin who is playing pally Nerfling. He said the timeslot suits him, and he would like to come sometimes as a sub, as he doesn't want to commmit to fixed group. I sent him link to wiki, maybe expect some questions from him in game.

---

'''Aphaea''' (priest) isn't guilded yet but has been coming to the Public kara raids and is a good player. He said he could be available at our times if our other two priests don't work out. We still shooting for the week after Easter?

---

Added '''Enocssa''' (priest). Aphaea (fortuna) has pally as well, btw. How are we with Orbatron/Hasta now?

---

'''Bissi''' (warrior) will be able to come most of the time to tank.

---

Finally decided I can commit to the Euro group. Added '''Elyvin''' (paladin).

---

Keep the suggestions coming on potential spots!

== Availability ==

Please indicate your availability over the next couple of months (you won't be held to this as a strict signup, but if you are going to be on holiday or something, indicate it here so we can plan accordingly please.

If you can't come, please try to organise a substitute (the identity of whom you should enter in the table below please). If you have tried to, and can't find anyone, let the group know.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''Date''' || '''tba''' || '''Hasta''' || '''Cosmeg''' || '''Sjur''' || '''Grimthor''' || '''Orbatron''' || '''Tharn''' || '''Agunea'''
|-
|Sat 31 Mar|| || ||Y ||N||Y|| ||75%||Y
|-
|Sun 1 Apr|| || ||Y ||N||N|| ||75%||Y
|-
|Sat 7 Apr|| || || ||Y||N|| ||N||N
|-
|Sun 8 Apr|| || ||N||y||N|| ||N ||N
|-
|Sat 14 Apr|| || ||Y||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sun 15 Apr|| || ||Y||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sat 21 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sun 22 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sat 28 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| || ||
|-
|Sun 29 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| || ||
|-
|Sat 5 May|| || || || || || || ||
|-|Sun 6 May|| || || || || || || ||
|-|-
|}

Note (Grimthor: 12 March): Flipped the table round. This makes it easier to add and remove dates, and also to add your details, I think.

== Strategies ==

These are the strategies that we will be using. Any tweaks to them, noted within each section on the wiki.

=== Atumen ===
[http://www.bosskillers.com/cgi-bin/bbguild/index.cgi?action=view_guide&guide_id=23 Guide]
One-shot victory on 10 March 2007. Go us!

=== Moroes ===
[http://www.ampwow.com/wow/viewNewCreatures/15687-Moroes.php!default=strat Guide]

== Progress to date ==

This section holds details of our sessions, what we have achieved, what we have learned, what dropped, who got it, and all that stuff etc

=== Sun, 25 Feb 2007 ===
Initial roster formed
=== Sat, 10 March 2007 ===
Attendees: Olond, Rb, Nurofen, Caapi, Sjur/Dagros, Hypothesis, Blastus, Divayth, Manka, {Rescorla}/{Zeddie}

Attumen down on first attempt (two pieces of melt loot - 4 shards). Moroes causing some difficulty (best attempt 40% ish).

== Keying ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/wow/forums/index.php?showtopic=17549 Champ's excellent guide] on the forums.

Euro Karazhan

2007-04-08T02:00:59Z

Elyvin: /* The Roster */

== Timing ==

First Karazhan session will be Sat 10 March at 10am Server Time (6pm UK, 7pm CET), with a possible follow up on Sun 11 March at the same time, depending on how we do.

== Loot rules ==

Loot will be set to group, blue threshold. Please pass on all roll-boxes. Loot will then be discussed, nd rolled with /random 100 on a need before greed basis. There shouldn't be too many incidents where stuff if contested, but if it is, and you have already had something out of the instance, please try to be nice and considerate. Probably helps if you reseach the loot of the zone and make yourself a shopping list.

Basically, normal Basin niceness.

Shards from melting Paladin loot will be collected until we have 10 and then distributed to the group, one each.

== The Roster ==

The roster initially consists of:

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''ForumID''' || '''Character Name''' || '''Class''' || '''Key status'''
|-
|tba||tba||Druid/Warrior||
|-
|Hasta||Rb||Warrior||Keyed
|-
|Enocssa||Enocssa||Priest ||Keyed
|-
|Elyvin||Nerfling||Paladin ||
|-
|Cosmeg||Caapi||Shaman||Keyed
|-
|Sjur||Sjur||Hunter||Keyed
|-
|Grimthor||Hypothesis||Rogue||Keyed
|-
|Orbatron||Blastus||Mage||Keyed
|-
|Tharn||Divayth||Mage||Keyed
|-
|Agunea||Manka||Warlock||Keyed
|-
|Sjur||Dagros||Druid (Alt)||Keyed
|-
|Orbatron||Orbatron||Druid (Alt)||need BM
|-
|}

Need to withdraw from the group. The Sat/Sun times don't work well with planned RL weekend activities. - Olon

Sent Slope the following PM today, 03/20:

"Olon mentioned that you might be interested in running Karazhan with us :), and that our timeslot was suitable for you. We consist of quite a few veteran raiders, so our only obstacle is getting a good class composition.

You would be very welcome to join.

I'd say with easter upcoming, which is a pretty big holiday in europe, we should be able to launch a serious effort in 3-4 weeks, which should give you ample time to gear up.

Check out our wiki page:

http://wiki.theamazonbasin.com/index.php/Euro_Karazhan

Regards
Sjur"

Personally I will be able to raid Karazhan the upcomming weekend, and the last weekend of easter and so forth, but looking at the roster and dates, I suggest that we freelance until the weekend after easter. Unless we manage to get the healer issue sorted. Those weeks should also give us ample opportunity to fill the last spot if Cjam has indeed quit.

---

I have contacted Elyvin who is playing pally Nerfling. He said the timeslot suits him, and he would like to come sometimes as a sub, as he doesn't want to commmit to fixed group. I sent him link to wiki, maybe expect some questions from him in game.

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'''Aphaea''' (priest) isn't guilded yet but has been coming to the Public kara raids and is a good player. He said he could be available at our times if our other two priests don't work out. We still shooting for the week after Easter?

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Added '''Enocssa''' (priest). Aphaea (fortuna) has pally as well, btw. How are we with Orbatron/Hasta now?

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'''Bissi''' (warrior) will be able to come most of the time to tank.

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Been deciding since Tharn spoke with me a week or two ago. Due to my general unavailability during US night times, I decided to go ahead and commit to the Euro group. Spoke with Sjur, added '''Nerfling''' (paladin).

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Keep the suggestions coming on potential spots!

== Availability ==

Please indicate your availability over the next couple of months (you won't be held to this as a strict signup, but if you are going to be on holiday or something, indicate it here so we can plan accordingly please.

If you can't come, please try to organise a substitute (the identity of whom you should enter in the table below please). If you have tried to, and can't find anyone, let the group know.

{| border="1" cellpadding="1" |
| '''Date''' || '''tba''' || '''Hasta''' || '''Cosmeg''' || '''Sjur''' || '''Grimthor''' || '''Orbatron''' || '''Tharn''' || '''Agunea'''
|-
|Sat 31 Mar|| || ||Y ||N||Y|| ||75%||Y
|-
|Sun 1 Apr|| || ||Y ||N||N|| ||75%||Y
|-
|Sat 7 Apr|| || || ||Y||N|| ||N||N
|-
|Sun 8 Apr|| || ||N||y||N|| ||N ||N
|-
|Sat 14 Apr|| || ||Y||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sun 15 Apr|| || ||Y||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sat 21 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sun 22 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| ||Y ||Y
|-
|Sat 28 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| || ||
|-
|Sun 29 Apr|| || || ||y||Y|| || ||
|-
|Sat 5 May|| || || || || || || ||
|-|Sun 6 May|| || || || || || || ||
|-|-
|}

Note (Grimthor: 12 March): Flipped the table round. This makes it easier to add and remove dates, and also to add your details, I think.

== Strategies ==

These are the strategies that we will be using. Any tweaks to them, noted within each section on the wiki.

=== Atumen ===
[http://www.bosskillers.com/cgi-bin/bbguild/index.cgi?action=view_guide&guide_id=23 Guide]
One-shot victory on 10 March 2007. Go us!

=== Moroes ===
[http://www.ampwow.com/wow/viewNewCreatures/15687-Moroes.php!default=strat Guide]

== Progress to date ==

This section holds details of our sessions, what we have achieved, what we have learned, what dropped, who got it, and all that stuff etc

=== Sun, 25 Feb 2007 ===
Initial roster formed
=== Sat, 10 March 2007 ===
Attendees: Olond, Rb, Nurofen, Caapi, Sjur/Dagros, Hypothesis, Blastus, Divayth, Manka, {Rescorla}/{Zeddie}

Attumen down on first attempt (two pieces of melt loot - 4 shards). Moroes causing some difficulty (best attempt 40% ish).

== Keying ==

[http://www.theamazonbasin.com/wow/forums/index.php?showtopic=17549 Champ's excellent guide] on the forums.

Tich FR

2006-08-22T06:53:13Z

Elyvin:

This lists the unbuffed fire resist of Tichondrius raiders. Please note that it is your responsibility to keep this up to date if you wish to be considered for raids. If you are not on the list, feel free to add yourself, but please keep it in alphabetical order within your class.

== Druids ==
Dagros - 97 
Deorwine - 162 
Gann - 105 
Isson - 15 
Jadrood - 95 
Jini - 157 typical 190 max healer/ not so much otherwise 
Kaelan - 126 
Kelandrose - 107/134 MoTW 
Ladybug - 172 
Megrimlock - 125 
Micola - 250 healer / 242 tank 
Nvthouse - 130 base / 157 with MotW 
Mizstompa - 71 
Olond - 154 healer / 214 DPS / 228 tank 
Pastala - 96 
Phlo - 37 
Reegan - 128 
Rowencliffe - 160 
Shearing - 149 
Windia - Up to 140, 100ish at optimal healing/FR 
Yume - 107 
Zeddybear - 114 
Zelc - 107, Healing 

== Hunters ==
Aloura - 165 
Antamykk - 171 
Ayo - 151 
Beergoggles - 141 
Breeanne - 163 
Cairina - 90 
Carnon - 103 
Dars - 95 
Elyerith - 156 
Ghallon - 61 
Grok - 151 
Inadatto - 144 
Jehrendil - 243 with max 248 unbuffed 
Marru - 134 
Narrg - 62 
Orwind - 151 
Pococurante - 100 
Riva - 102 
Sheria - 139 
Sjur - 178 
ThePentacle - 102 
Vlo - 154 
Zarr - 50 
Lio - 200 
xex - 43

== Mages ==
Aethra - 205/220 (with Mage Armor) 
Alectra - 141 
Asteroc - 122 
Chromidus - 258/273 (with Mage Armor) 
Darkfirenova - 207 
Datrious - 141 
Divayth - 175 
Explode - 91 
FalconFSX - 170 
Fliggin - 190 
Furync - 15 (got to start somewhere) 
Grathnyz - 196 
Leigh - 111 
Makevelli - 200+ 
Morguen - 169 
Mourninafter - 103 
Nvtty - 79 
Ririin - 179 
Ryusen - 64 
Solaeris - 189 
Symog - 262 
Tanikea - 85/100 (with mage Armor) 
Thebrent - 228 
Toe - 91 
Uhoh - 130/145(Mage Armor) 
Ultraspank - 255 
Zarana - 150 
Coera - 77 
Rdm - 124/139 (Mage Armor) 

== Priests ==
Aereon - 130 
Anlenie - 186 
Aradel - 161 max, 156 typical 
Avatre - 171 
Azlea - 150 
Century - 171 
Coolcarl - 100 
Dismai - 75 
Errutu - 95 
Failz - 190 
Felgrave - 58 
Glassjaw - 67 
Gajj - 167 
Ghostraven - 138 
Healburt - 86 
Kevisa - 146 
Malphul - 181 
Marcotte - 166 
Nurofen - 80 
Paramedic - 99 
Probe - 69 
Radella - 141 
Scyndar - 89 
Tyonin - 104 
Vorlyn - 115 
ydnam - 118 

== Rogues ==
Beliall - 228 
Beren - 105 
Blackavar - 183 
Chrysoprase - 236 
Deathreign - 45 
Dochop - 201 
Draugdur - 116 
Dungeons - 218 max, 191 w/good stats 
Eeson - 267 
Flayed - 164 
Geisha - 279 
Gravely - 264 
GrimFailz - 237 
Issis - 80 
Izual - 100 
Jakther - 243 
Jefe - 148 
Lunaticss - 150 
Mellinny - 136 
Nzo - 209 
Popey - 90 
Sarcasm - 220 
Scyllin - 123 
Shivamor - 112 
Staark - 231 
Tempting - 167 
Thugz - 266 
Tin - 223 
Todt - 269 
Valles - 60 
Warok- 160 
xhogan - 228 
Charontes - 100 

== Shaman ==
Azerous - 99 
Bigcalbowski - 143 
Bloodsquall - 160 
Caapi - 168 
Camelot - 148 
Delcannan - 219 
Doomsong - 98 
Fangar - 205 
Granilius - 90 
Grasshopper - 148 
Grimthor - 156 
Healfdene - 171 
Lelu - 186 
Limper - 108 
Mandrake - 209 
Matrixboarda - 121 
Mooncalf - 242 "Fire retardant Cow" 
Mojokii - 121 
Praxel - 120 
Redhorn - 146 
Rescorla - 133 
Sacredtruth - 165 
Sgonged - 167 
Shamanigans - 135 
Slora - 103 
Slugari - 140 
Stormstrider - 169 
Tongar - 167 
VinnieJones - 187 
Wankel - 164 

== Warlocks ==
Alita - 112 
Arnath - 131 
Cillys - 156 
Darkfenix - 147 
DeathFalcon - 100 
Diest - 112 
Impal - 78 
Kurushimeru - 169 
Lith - 127 
Malyss - 208 
Mumdiinaa - 104 
Rhaegar - 110 
Rottin - 154 
Sard - 169 
Satrap - 105 
Werkntokill - 150 
Wor - 140 

== Warriors ==
Asta - 201 
Asumai - 300 
Bissi - 299 
Boutros - 275 with Sulfuras, 255 with shield 
Champain - Max 
Dashido - 213(unbuffed) 
Danguinary - 271 unbuffed 
Dawgtauruug - 171 
Diobovinius - 104 (unbuffed) 
DMan - 173 
Drust - 287 
Felkior - 75 
Garhi - 298 (308 w/shield) 
Grogg - 122 (132 w/shield) 
Grrtr - 140 (150 w/shield) 
Hanover - 180ish (will be 200ish when I get my libram) 
Iceler - 50 
Kedid - 228 
Kristoc - 140 (150w/shield) 
Leafeater - 57(67) 
Medine - 175 
Melvin - 162 
Mlichkraag - 47 w/shield 
Nvts - 153 
Olona - 290 (317 with improved MoTW) 
Poinsettia - 223 (233 with shield) 
Puny - 280 
Ravox - 243 
Razzauren - 238 (248 with shield) 
Rokksaur - 40 
Shovah - 75 
Stamper - 272 
Trasher - 244 
UASteele - 183 
Verstorbene - 161 
Mutation - 201 (w/shield)

Tich FR

2006-08-21T14:56:23Z

Elyvin: /* Druids */

This lists the unbuffed fire resist of Tichondrius raiders. Please note that it is your responsibility to keep this up to date if you wish to be considered for raids. If you are not on the list, feel free to add yourself, but please keep it in alphabetical order within your class.

== Druids ==
Dagros - 97 
Deorwine - 162 
Gann - 105 
Isson - 15 
Jadrood - 95 
Jini - 157 typical 190 max healer/ not so much otherwise 
Kaelan - 126 
Kelandrose - 107/134 MoTW 
Ladybug - 172 
Megrimlock - 125 
Micola - 250 healer / 242 tank 
Nvthouse - 130 base / 157 with MotW 
Mizstompa - 71 
Olond - 154 healer / 214 DPS / 228 tank 
Pastala - 96 
Phlo - 37 
Reegan - 128 
Rowencliffe - 160 
Shearing - 149 
Windia - 130 
Yume - 107 
Zeddybear - 114 
Zelc - 107, Healing 

== Hunters ==
Aloura - 165 
Antamykk - 171 
Ayo - 151 
Beergoggles - 141 
Breeanne - 163 
Cairina - 90 
Carnon - 103 
Dars - 95 
Elyerith - 156 
Ghallon - 61 
Grok - 151 
Inadatto - 144 
Jehrendil - 243 with max 248 unbuffed 
Marru - 134 
Narrg - 62 
Orwind - 151 
Pococurante - 100 
Riva - 102 
Sheria - 139 
Sjur - 178 
ThePentacle - 102 
Vlo - 154 
Zarr - 50 
Lio - 200 
xex - 43

== Mages ==
Aethra - 205/220 (with Mage Armor) 
Alectra - 141 
Asteroc - 122 
Chromidus - 258/273 (with Mage Armor) 
Darkfirenova - 207 
Datrious - 141 
Divayth - 175 
Explode - 91 
FalconFSX - 170 
Fliggin - 190 
Furync - 15 (got to start somewhere) 
Grathnyz - 196 
Leigh - 111 
Makevelli - 200+ 
Morguen - 169 
Mourninafter - 103 
Nvtty - 79 
Ririin - 179 
Ryusen - 64 
Solaeris - 189 
Symog - 262 
Tanikea - 85/100 (with mage Armor) 
Thebrent - 228 
Toe - 91 
Uhoh - 130/145(Mage Armor) 
Ultraspank - 255 
Zarana - 150 
Coera - 77 
Rdm - 124/139 (Mage Armor) 

== Priests ==
Aereon - 130 
Anlenie - 186 
Aradel - 161 max, 156 typical 
Avatre - 171 
Azlea - 150 
Century - 171 
Coolcarl - 100 
Dismai - 75 
Errutu - 95 
Failz - 190 
Felgrave - 58 
Glassjaw - 67 
Gajj - 167 
Ghostraven - 138 
Healburt - 86 
Kevisa - 146 
Malphul - 181 
Marcotte - 166 
Nurofen - 80 
Paramedic - 99 
Probe - 69 
Radella - 141 
Scyndar - 89 
Tyonin - 104 
Vorlyn - 115 
ydnam - 118 

== Rogues ==
Beliall - 228 
Beren - 105 
Blackavar - 183 
Chrysoprase - 236 
Deathreign - 45 
Dochop - 201 
Draugdur - 116 
Dungeons - 218 max, 191 w/good stats 
Eeson - 267 
Flayed - 164 
Geisha - 279 
Gravely - 264 
GrimFailz - 237 
Issis - 80 
Izual - 100 
Jakther - 243 
Jefe - 148 
Lunaticss - 150 
Mellinny - 136 
Nzo - 209 
Popey - 90 
Sarcasm - 220 
Scyllin - 123 
Shivamor - 112 
Staark - 231 
Tempting - 167 
Thugz - 266 
Tin - 223 
Todt - 269 
Valles - 60 
Warok- 160 
xhogan - 228 
Charontes - 100 

== Shaman ==
Azerous - 99 
Bigcalbowski - 143 
Bloodsquall - 160 
Caapi - 168 
Camelot - 148 
Delcannan - 219 
Doomsong - 98 
Fangar - 205 
Granilius - 90 
Grasshopper - 148 
Grimthor - 156 
Healfdene - 171 
Lelu - 186 
Limper - 108 
Mandrake - 209 
Matrixboarda - 121 
Mooncalf - 242 "Fire retardant Cow" 
Mojokii - 121 
Praxel - 120 
Redhorn - 146 
Rescorla - 133 
Sacredtruth - 165 
Sgonged - 167 
Shamanigans - 135 
Slora - 103 
Slugari - 140 
Stormstrider - 169 
Tongar - 167 
VinnieJones - 187 
Wankel - 164 

== Warlocks ==
Alita - 112 
Arnath - 131 
Cillys - 156 
Darkfenix - 147 
DeathFalcon - 100 
Diest - 112 
Impal - 78 
Kurushimeru - 169 
Lith - 127 
Malyss - 208 
Mumdiinaa - 104 
Rhaegar - 110 
Rottin - 154 
Sard - 169 
Satrap - 105 
Werkntokill - 150 
Wor - 140 

== Warriors ==
Asta - 201 
Asumai - 300 
Bissi - 299 
Boutros - 275 with Sulfuras, 255 with shield 
Champain - Max 
Dashido - 213(unbuffed) 
Danguinary - 271 unbuffed 
Dawgtauruug - 171 
Diobovinius - 104 (unbuffed) 
DMan - 173 
Drust - 287 
Felkior - 75 
Garhi - 298 (308 w/shield) 
Grogg - 122 (132 w/shield) 
Grrtr - 140 (150 w/shield) 
Hanover - 180ish (will be 200ish when I get my libram) 
Iceler - 50 
Kedid - 228 
Kristoc - 140 (150w/shield) 
Leafeater - 57(67) 
Medine - 175 
Melvin - 162 
Mlichkraag - 47 w/shield 
Nvts - 153 
Olona - 290 (317 with improved MoTW) 
Poinsettia - 223 (233 with shield) 
Puny - 280 
Ravox - 243 
Razzauren - 238 (248 with shield) 
Rokksaur - 40 
Shovah - 75 
Stamper - 272 
Trasher - 244 
UASteele - 183 
Verstorbene - 161 
Mutation - 201 (w/shield)

Tich FR

2006-08-15T21:31:47Z

Elyvin:

This lists the unbuffed fire resist of Tichondrius raiders. Please note that it is your responsibility to keep this up to date if you wish to be considered for raids. If you are not on the list, feel free to add yourself, but please keep it in alphabetical order within your class.

== Druids ==
Dagros - 97 
Deorwine - 162 
Gann - 105 
Isson - 15 
Jadrood - 95 
Jini - 157 typical 190 max healer/ not so much otherwise 
Kaelan - 126 
Kelandrose - 107/134 MoTW 
Ladybug - 172 
Megrimlock - 125 
Micola - 250 healer / 242 tank 
Nvthouse - 130 base / 157 with MotW 
Mizstompa - 71 
Olond - 154 healer / 214 DPS / 228 tank 
Pastala - 96 
Phlo - 37 
Reegan - 128 
Rowencliffe - 160 
Shearing - 149 
Windia - 120 
Yume - 107 
Zeddybear - 114 
Zelc - 107, Healing 

== Hunters ==
Aloura - 165 
Antamykk - 171 
Ayo - 151 
Beergoggles - 141 
Breeanne - 163 
Cairina - 90 
Carnon - 103 
Dars - 95 
Elyerith - 156 
Ghallon - 61 
Grok - 151 
Inadatto - 144 
Jehrendil - 243 with max 248 unbuffed 
Marru - 134 
Narrg - 62 
Orwind - 151 
Pococurante - 100 
Riva - 102 
Sheria - 139 
Sjur - 178 
ThePentacle - 102 
Vlo - 154 
Zarr - 50 
Lio - 200 
xex - 43

== Mages ==
Aethra - 205/220 (with Mage Armor) 
Alectra - 141 
Asteroc - 122 
Chromidus - 258/273 (with Mage Armor) 
Darkfirenova - 207 
Datrious - 141 
Divayth - 175 
Explode - 91 
FalconFSX - 170 
Fliggin - 190 
Furync - 15 (got to start somewhere) 
Grathnyz - 196 
Makevelli - 200+ 
Morguen - 169 
Mourninafter - 103 
Nvtty - 79 
Ririin - 179 
Ryusen - 64 
Solaeris - 189 
Symog - 262 
Tanikea - 75 
Thebrent - 228 
Toe - 91 
Uhoh - 130/145(Mage Armor) 
Ultraspank - 255 
Zarana - 136 
Coera - 77 
Rdm - 124/139 (Mage Armor) 

== Priests ==
Aereon - 130 
Anlenie - 186 
Aradel - 161 max, 156 typical 
Avatre - 171 
Azlea - 150 
Century - 171 
Coolcarl - 100 
Dismai - 75 
Errutu - 95 
Failz - 190 
Felgrave - 58 
Glassjaw - 67 
Gajj - 167 
Ghostraven - 123 
Healburt - 86 
Kevisa - 146 
Malphul - 181 
Marcotte - 166 
Nurofen - 80 
Paramedic - 99 
Probe - 69 
Radella - 141 
Scyndar - 89 
Tyonin - 104 
Vorlyn - 115 
ydnam - 118 

== Rogues ==
Beliall - 228 
Beren - 105 
Blackavar - 183 
Chrysoprase - 236 
Deathreign - 45 
Dochop - 201 
Draugdur - 116 
Dungeons - 218 max, 191 w/good stats 
Eeson - 267 
Flayed - 164 
Geisha - 279 
Gravely - 264 
GrimFailz - 237 
Issis - 80 
Izual - 100 
Jakther - 243 
Jefe - 148 
Lunaticss - 150 
Mellinny - 136 
Nzo - 209 
Popey - 90 
Sarcasm - 220 
Scyllin - 123 
Shivamor - 112 
Staark - 231 
Tempting - 167 
Thugz - 266 
Tin - 223 
Todt - 269 
Valles - 60 
Warok- 160 
xhogan - 228 
Charontes - 100 

== Shaman ==
Azerous - 99 
Bigcalbowski - 143 
Bloodsquall - 160 
Caapi - 168 
Camelot - 148 
Delcannan - 219 
Doomsong - 98 
Fangar - 205 
Grasshopper - 148 
Grimthor - 156 
Healfdene - 171 
Lelu - 186 
Limper - 108 
Mandrake - 209 
Matrixboarda - 121 
Mooncalf - 242 "Fire retardant Cow" 
Mojokii - 121 
Praxel - 120 
Redhorn - 146 
Rescorla - 133 
Sacredtruth - 150 
Sgonged - 167 
Shamanigans - 135 
Slora - 103 
Slugari - 140 
Stormstrider - 169 
Tongar - 167 
VinnieJones - 187 
Wankel - 164 

== Warlocks ==
Alita - 112 
Arnath - 131 
Cillys - 156 
Darkfenix - 147 
DeathFalcon - 100 
Diest - 112 
Impal - 78 
Kurushimeru - 169 
Lith - 127 
Malyss - 208 
Mumdiinaa - 104 
Rhaegar - 110 
Rottin - 154 
Sard - 169 
Satrap - 105 
Werkntokill - 150 
Wor - 140 

== Warriors ==
Asta - 201 
Asumai - 300 
Bissi - 299 
Boutros - 275 with Sulfuras, 255 with shield 
Champain - Max 
Dashido - 190(unbuffed) 
Danguinary - 271 unbuffed 
Dawgtauruug - 171 
Diobovinius - 104 (unbuffed) 
DMan - 173 
Drust - 287 
Felkior - 75 
Garhi - 298 (308 w/shield) 
Grogg - 122 (132 w/shield) 
Grrtr - 40 (50 w/shield) 
Hanover - 180ish (will be 200ish when I get my libram) 
Iceler - 50 
Kedid - 228 
Kristoc - 140 (150w/shield) 
Leafeater - 57(67) 
Medine - 175 
Melvin - 162 
Mlichkraag - 47 w/shield 
Nvts - 153 
Olona - 290 (317 with improved MoTW) 
Poinsettia - 223 (233 with shield) 
Puny - 280 
Ravox - 243 
Razzauren - 238 (248 with shield) 
Rokksaur - 40 
Shovah - 75 
Stamper - 272 
Trasher - 244 
UASteele - 183 
Verstorbene - 161 
Mutation - 201 (w/shield)

Tich FR

2006-02-18T00:12:52Z

Elyvin:

Tich FR

2006-02-14T07:12:44Z

Elyvin:

Warlock Talent Build Guide

2005-12-15T03:12:59Z

Elyvin: I lied.

__TOC__

== Introduction ==

Well, let's see here. I think, in total, I've spent well over a thousand gold in respecs on my warlock. It's taken me this many swaps to find a talent spec I 'prefer', and even then I'm currently on a different spec for honor reasons. I can't even get around to levelling an alt, because warlocks are simply put, my favorite class. They're abosutely one of the most diverse talent-wise out of any of the classes, and finding a specific talent specialization that 'fits you' can be hard. So, I've decided to share some of my experiences with the most common talent specs to try and give a helping hand to new and old warlocks alike.

-Elyvin

== Choosing a Build: 1-59 Levelling ==

If you want to be 100% optimally effective, go affliction. Hands down, this is the best grinding talent build out there.

There are two fundamental problems with the demonology and destruction trees in PvE:

1.) You will get aggro. Even with a Voidwalker taunting, you will get aggro. This means that while you fight, you're getting wailed on (We can't frost nova/blink to get range), getting your spells interrupted, and overall taking more mana/health to kill a monster than someone who just throws a few DoTs and drain tanks the enemy with a succubus or VW out. This presents you with two options: You can kill slowly and take no damage (See: Holy priest killing speed), or kill quite faster and expect to take some damage. Fel Concentration allows you to do something called 'Drain Tanking'. You're taking hits while casting drain life; this means you're healing yourself and doing damage at the same time. An extremely good thing for grinding - no downtime is good downtime.

2.) Warlock DD spells slowly rank up in damage. By 60, two to three shotting a green monster with shadow bolts or immolation + conflagrate is quite common. At lower levels, however, they deal much less comparative damage. Warlock DoT spells stay fairly even, as does Drain Life. You're simply getting more bang for your buck utilizing the latter spells more than the former.

Keep in mind, it's not impossible to level up with a non-affliction build. However, you're setting yourself up for much more pain than is necessary. Fel Concentration, Siphon Life, Improved Life Tap, Nightfall... all of these are superb talents that increase your PvE effectiveness - much more so than the destruction and demonology equivalents.

== Choosing a Build: Level 60 ==

Essentially, the world is your oyster. Have fun and go crazy. Below is a list of the most common talent builds for warlocks, utilizing the better talents in the trees. There is room for variety - just don't go sacrificing Master Demonology for Fel Intellect or something like that.

== Talent Build List ==

== Dark Pact/Shadowburn ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011351035000000000000005050100100000000 Example]

This is both an equally diverse specialization for both PvP and PvE. Dark Pact gives you a limitless mana supply, bottlenecked only by the amount of times you can hit that Dark Pact button. This also gets you shadowburn, which is one of our only insant cast direct damage spells. Damagewise, this is the middle ground spec. You don't have the sheer damage output of a SM/Ruin build, or the burst damage of Conflagrate; However, your shadow bolts are still fairly powerful. An added boon is Curse of Exhaustion, which is not only a life saver, but great for kiting/stopping players in their tracks.

Overall, this is just about 'the best' talent path to go for the grind up to 60. Fel Concentration makes life a lot easier, and when you get Dark Pact, your downtime becomes next to nothing. At 60, it still gives a good fight against the other specs for viability.

== Soul Link/Shadowburn ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000235000215250105105050100100000000 Example]

Simply put, the best 1v1 PvP talent spec for warlocks. With about a 95% certainty, a Soul Link warlock is simply the best 1v1 character in the game to date, even with the 1.8 nerf to soul link. When you consider that once decently equipped, a warlock should have at least 5000 health, then factor in 30% damage absorption plus another 10% vs. melee or +60 to all resists vs. casters, it's just simply too hard to kill someone like that. While they're wailing away at your massive health reserve, your DoTs and other spells do the work for you.

Getting away from PvP, this isn't the strongest PvE spec, even if you choose the alternate route of ditching shadowburn for nightfall. The thing that keeps it afloat in PvE, though, is Master Demonologist. While Felhunter and Voidwalker are your two PvP pets with this talent, Succubus and Imp are your two PvE. Simply having the succubus out gives you a 10% damage bonus, equal to that of Shadow Mastery. If you're drawing too much hate, take out the imp for 20% threat reduction. Alternatively, you can also sacrifice the succubus with Demonic Sacrifice if the mobs are AEing too much for a pet to be in melee, so you get a 15% to your shadow damage. As you can see, the sheer versatility of this build is what makes it shine so much.

Overall, this is a good path to go for the PvP minded, or the mixed crowd. If you can't stand the thought of PvP, or are on your way up to sixty, I'd reccomend you to try out one of the other builds instead.

== Soul Link/Nightfall ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122000000235000115250105100000000000000000 Example]

See the Soul Link/Shadowfall build for comments. The primary difference here is completely playstyle based - you exchange extra destructive power for safety and spike damage with this build.

== Conflagrate ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000035000000000000005050105102505151 Example]

The closest to a mage we get. Sheer burst DPS in its purest form. This build trades in the defenses of Soul Link or Curse of Exhaustion for damage, damage, and even more damage. Between Soul Fire, Immolate + Conflagrate, Death Coil, and Shadowburn, you can take targets out before their healers even realize what is going on. The 'unload'ness of this build is also good if multiple monsters aggro you at once - you can take one out quickly and work on the rest.

The one place where a Conflagrate spec'd warlock begins to falter is in the endgame raids. So far from what we've seen, all of the large raid instances have been fire focused (MC/Onyxia/BWL), which means its monsters will have obscene resistances to fire, or they're just plain immune to it. Thanks to talents like Ruin and Devastation, you can still compete DPSwise with shadow bolts, though. Just don't expect to throw soul fires at Ragnaros.

Another point some players like to point out is that people decked out in MC gear will usually have an annoyingly high fire resist. While a minor issue, it's just that - a minor issue. If someone has more than 75 fire resist in their ordinary PvP gear, switch targets and move on. Simple as that.

Overall, this is a solid PvP talent spec, and a great one for instances and PvE. If you're a fan of seeing large numbers pop over someone's head in rapid succession, this is the build for you.

== Shadow Mastery/Ruin ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011350000000000000000005050105112000100 Example]

Conflagrate's evil brother. If Conflagrate is the King of Fire, then SM/Ruin is the Emporer of Shadow. Spamming shadow bolts is what it does best, and to devastating results. It has the plus of having both a defensive talent (CoEx) and a payload of damage to boot. It works wonders in PvP, and until we get new non-fire resistant endgame instances, it's the king of warlock raid damage.

There's not too much else to talk about here. Overall, it's strong like Conflagrate in PvP, but surpasses it in PvE. If you like seeing *really* large numbers pop over someone's head periodically, this spec is for you. [http://www.thottbot.com/index.cgi?i=52032 Plus, it has a REALLY cool looking questable staff made for it]

== Master Demonologist/Ruin ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?00000000000000000235000313250105005050025102000100 Example]

An odd mix of the versitility of MD and the damage output of Ruin. Ideally, this build has its roots in PvE, as it misses about the two core talents for any warlock - Improved Corruption for instant cast Corruption, and Improved Lifetap, which is mostly optional but helps magnitudes in both PvE (especially without Dark Pact) and PvP. The general idea is that you're prepared for a wide berth of situations, but in the end, you ideally want the succubus out (or sacrificed) for the damage boost so you can pump out shadow bolts SM/Ruin style.

It's an alternative to SM/Ruin if you don't dig the affliction tree, or if you want some more options. This build is not reccomended for pre-60 characters - it requires both the Master Demonology and Ruin talents to be at full effectiveness, and lacks the PvE punch you will get from affliction going SM/Ruin.

Warlock Talent Build Guide

2005-12-15T02:53:02Z

Elyvin: Final version (for now).

__TOC__

== Introduction ==

Well, let's see here. I think, in total, I've spent well over a thousand gold in respecs on my warlock. It's taken me this many swaps to find a talent spec I 'prefer', and even then I'm currently on a different spec for honor reasons. I can't even get around to levelling an alt, because warlocks are simply put, my favorite class. They're abosutely one of the most diverse talent-wise out of any of the classes, and finding a specific talent specialization that 'fits you' can be hard. So, I've decided to share some of my experiences with the most common talent specs to try and give a helping hand to new and old warlocks alike.

(Please note that the linked talent builds are often times just one example of what path you can take)

-Elyvin

== Dark Pact/Shadowburn ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011351035000000000000005050100100000000 Example]

This is both an equally diverse specialization for both PvP and PvE. Dark Pact gives you a limitless mana supply, bottlenecked only by the amount of times you can hit that Dark Pact button. This also gets you shadowburn, which is one of our only insant cast direct damage spells. Damagewise, this is the middle ground spec. You don't have the sheer damage output of a SM/Ruin build, or the burst damage of Conflagrate; However, your shadow bolts are still fairly powerful. An added boon is Curse of Exhaustion, which is not only a life saver, but great for kiting/stopping players in their tracks.

Overall, this is just about 'the best' talent path to go for the grind up to 60. Fel Concentration makes life a lot easier, and when you get Dark Pact, your downtime becomes next to nothing. At 60, it still gives a good fight against the other specs for viability.

== Soul Link ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000235000215250105105050100100000000 Example]

Smply put, the best 1v1 PvP talent spec for warlocks. With about a 95% certainty, a Soul Link warlock is simply the best 1v1 character in the game to date, even with the 1.8 nerf to soul link. When you consider that once decently equipped, a warlock should have at least 5000 health, then factor in 30% damage absorption plus another 10% vs. melee or +60 to all resists vs. casters, it's just simply too hard to kill someone like that. While they're wailing away at your massive health reserve, your DoTs and other spells do the work for you.

Getting away from PvP, this isn't the strongest PvE spec, even if you choose the alternate route of ditching shadowburn for nightfall. The thing that keeps it afloat in PvE, though, is Master Demonologist. While Felhunter and Voidwalker are your two PvP pets with this talent, Succubus and Imp are your two PvE. Simply having the succubus out gives you a 10% damage bonus, equal to that of Shadow Mastery. If you're drawing too much hate, take out the imp for 20% threat reduction. Alternatively, you can also sacrifice the succubus with Demonic Sacrifice if the mobs are AEing too much for a pet to be in melee, so you get a 15% to your shadow damage. As you can see, the sheer versatility of this build is what makes it shine so much.

Overall, this is a good path to go for the PvP minded, or the mixed crowd. If you can't stand the thought of PvP, or are on your way up to sixty, I'd reccomend you to try out one of the other builds instead.

== Conflagrate ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000035000000000000005050105102505151 Example]

The closest to a mage we get. Sheer burst DPS in its purest form. This build trades in the defenses of Soul Link or Curse of Exhaustion for damage, damage, and even more damage. Between Soul Fire, Immolate + Conflagrate, Death Coil, and Shadowburn, you can take targets out before their healers even realize what is going on. The 'unload'ness of this build is also good if multiple monsters aggro you at once - you can take one out quickly and work on the rest.

The one place where a Conflagrate spec'd warlock begins to falter is in the endgame raids. So far from what we've seen, all of the large raid instances have been fire focused (MC/Onyxia/BWL), which means its monsters will have obscene resistances to fire, or they're just plain immune to it. Thanks to talents like Ruin and Devastation, you can still compete DPSwise with shadow bolts, though. Just don't expect to throw soul fires at Ragnaros.

Another point some players like to point out is that people decked out in MC gear will usually have an annoyingly high fire resist. While a minor issue, it's just that - a minor issue. If someone has more than 75 fire resist in their ordinary PvP gear, switch targets and move on. Simple as that.

Overall, this is a solid PvP talent spec, and a great one for instances and PvE. If you're a fan of seeing large numbers pop over someone's head in rapid succession, this is the build for you.

== Shadow Mastery/Ruin ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011350000000000000000005050105112000100 Example]

Conflagrate's evil brother. If Conflagrate is the King of Fire, then SM/Ruin is the Emporer of Shadow. Spamming shadow bolts is what it does best, and to devastating results. It has the plus of having both a defensive talent (CoEx) and a payload of damage to boot. It works wonders in PvP, and until we get new non-fire resistant endgame instances, it's the king of warlock raid damage.

There's not too much else to talk about here. Overall, it's strong like Conflagrate in PvP, but surpasses it in PvE. If you like seeing *really* large numbers pop over someone's head periodically, this spec is for you. [http://www.thottbot.com/index.cgi?i=52032 Plus, it has a REALLY cool looking questable staff made for it]

== Master Demonologist/Ruin ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?00000000000000000235000313250105005050025102000100 Example]

An odd mix of the versitility of MD and the damage output of Ruin. I think ideally this build has its roots in PvE, as it misses about the two core talents for any warlock - Improved Corruption for instant cast Corruption, and Improved Lifetap, which is mostly optional but helps magnitudes in both PvE (especially without Dark Pact) and PvP. The general idea is that you're prepared for a wide berth of situations, but in the end, you ideally want the succubus out (or sacrificed) for the damage boost so you can pump out shadow bolts SM/Ruin style.

It's an alternative to SM/Ruin if you don't dig the affliction tree, or if you want some more options. This build is not reccomended for pre-60 characters - it requires both the Master Demonology and Ruin talents to be at full effectiveness, and lacks the PvE punch you will get from affliction going SM/Ruin.

Warlock (World of Warcraft)

2005-12-15T02:16:54Z

Elyvin:

Warlocks were mages that delved too deeply into the roots of demonic power. Consumed by a lust for dark knowledge, they've tapped into chaotic magic from beyond the world. The Burning Legion now feeds them its powers, allowing them to channel destructive energies and call upon the powerful emissaries of their demon masters.

The Warlock is a more involved class to play. Warlocks have pets, many different spell combos, and a reagent component requirement for some of their spells. This means that playing a Warlock takes a bit more learning than some of the more straightforward classes. The Warlock has a lot of very cool and fun abilities including pets, fear, drain life, and more. The Warlock is a very fun class to play once you figure things out.

The warlock varies greatly between talent builds and playstyle. While one may rely on the warlock's many DoT spells to fell a monster, another might use massive shadowbolts to destroy it.

General Abilities\Spells:

[[Races]]

[[Warlock Pets]]

Gear:

[[Stamina and the Warlock]]

[[Weapons]]

Talent Specs:

[[Warlock Talent Build Guide]] - New!

[[Affliction Warlock Build]]

[[NightFall Proc %]]

Warlock Talent Build Guide

2005-12-15T02:11:31Z

Elyvin:

__TOC__

== Introduction ==

Well, let's see here. I think, in total, I've spent well over a thousand gold in respecs on my warlock. It's taken me this many swaps to find a talent spec I 'prefer', and even then I'm currently on a different spec for honor reasons. I can't even get around to levelling an alt, because warlocks are simply put, my favorite class. They're abosutely one of the most diverse talent-wise out of any of the classes, and finding a specific talent specialization that 'fits you' can be hard. So, I've decided to share some of my experiences with the most common talent specs to try and give a helping hand to new and old warlocks alike.

(Please note that the linked talent builds are often times just one example of what path you can take)

-Elyvin

== Dark Pact/Shadowburn ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011351035000000000000005050100100000000 Example]

My first talent spec, the one that took me from level one to sixty. This is both an equally diverse specialization for both PvP and PvE. Dark Pact gives you a limitless mana supply, bottlenecked only by the amount of times you can hit that Dark Pact button. This also gets you shadowburn, which is one of our only insant cast direct damage spells.

Damagewise, this is the middle ground spec. You don't have the sheer damage output of a SM/Ruin build, or the burst damage of Conflagrate; However, your shadow bolts are still fairly powerful. An added boon is Curse of Exhaustion, which is not only a life saver, but great for kiting/stopping players in their tracks.

Overall, this is one of the best talent paths to go for the grind up to 60. Fel Concentration makes life a lot easier, and when you get Dark Pact, your downtime becomes next to nothing. At 60, it still gives a good fight against the other specs.

== Soul Link ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000235000215250105105050100100000000 Example]

Simply put, the best 1v1 PvP talent spec for warlocks. I can say with about 95% accuracy that a Soul Link warlock is simply the best 1v1 character in the game to date, even with the 1.8 nerf to soul link. When you consider that once decently equipped, a warlock should have at least 5000 health, then factor in 30% damage absorption plus another 10% vs. melee or +60 to all resists vs. casters, it's just simply too hard to kill someone like that. While they're wailing away at your massive health reserve, your DoTs and other spells do the work for you.

Getting away from PvP, I personally feel that this isn't the strongest PvE spec, even if you choose the alternate route of ditching shadowburn for nightfall. The thing that keeps it afloat in PvE, though, is Master Demonologist. While Felhunter and Voidwalker are your two PvP pets with this talent, Succubus and Imp are your two PvE. Simply having the succubus out gives you a 10% damage bonus, equal to that of Shadow Mastery. If you're drawing too much hate, take out the imp for 20% threat reduction. Alternatively, you can also sacrifice the succubus with Demonic Sacrifice if the mobs are AEing too much for a pet to be in melee, so you get a 15% to your shadow damage. As you can see, the sheer versatility of this build is what makes it shine so much.

Overall, this is a good path to go for the PvP minded, or the mixed crowd. If you can't stand the thought of PvP, I'd reccomend you to try out one of the other builds instead.

== Conflagrate ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000035000000000000005050105102505151 Example]

The closest to a mage we get. Sheer burst DPS in its purest form. This build trades in the defenses of Soul Link or Curse of Exhaustion for damage, damage, and even more damage. Between Soul Fire, Immolate + Conflagrate, Death Coil, and Shadowburn, you can take targets out before their healers even realize what is going on. The 'unload'ness of this build is also good if multiple monsters aggro you at once - you can take one out quickly and work on the rest.

The one place where a Conflagrate spec'd warlock begins to falter is in the endgame raids. So far from what we've seen, all of the large raid instances have been fire focused (MC/Onyxia/BWL), which means its monsters will have obscene resistances to fire, or they're just plain immune to it. Thanks to talents like Ruin and Devastation, you can still compete DPSwise with shadow bolts, though. Just don't expect to throw soul fires at Ragnaros.

Another point some players like to point out is that people decked out in MC gear will usually have an annoyingly high fire resist. Frankly put, I never really noticed it, even without Curse of the Elements applied. However, CoE made things a *lot* easier, and I should note that in 1.9, changes are coming to this curse. Instead of reducing resistances, it will increase damage by a percentage. We don't have any numbers for the change yet, so it's possible that it may be a good thing or a bad thing for the build.

Overall, this is a solid PvP talent spec, and a great one for instances and PvE. If you're a fan of seeing large numbers pop over someone's head in rapid succession, this is the build for you.

== Shadow Mastery/Ruin ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011350000000000000000005050105112000100 Example]

Conflagrate's evil brother. If Conflagrate is the King of Fire, then SM/Ruin is the Emporer of Shadow. Spamming shadow bolts is what it does best, and to devastating results. It has the plus of having both a defensive talent (CoEx) and a payload of damage to boot. It works wonders in PvP, and until we get new non-fire resistant endgame instances, it's the king of warlock raid damage.

There's not too much else to talk about here. Overall, it's strong like Conflagrate in PvP, but surpasses it in PvE. [http://www.thottbot.com/index.cgi?i=52032 Plus, it has a REALLY cool looking questable staff made for it]

== Master Demonologist/Ruin ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?00000000000000000235000313250105005050025102000100 Example]

An odd mix of the versitility of MD and the damage output of Ruin. I think ideally this build has its roots in PvE, as it misses about the two core talents for any warlock - Improved Corruption for instant cast Corruption, and Improved Lifetap, which is mostly optional but helps magnitudes in both PvE (especially without Dark Pact) and PvP. The general idea is that you're prepared for a wide berth of situations, but in the end, you ideally want the succubus out (or sacrificed) for the damage boost so you can pump out shadow bolts SM/Ruin style.

It's an alternative to SM/Ruin if you don't dig the affliction tree, or if you want some more options. This build is not reccomended for pre-60 characters - it requires both the Master Demonology and Ruin talents to be at full effectiveness, and lacks the PvE punch you will get from affliction going SM/Ruin.

Warlock Talent Build Guide

2005-12-15T02:10:57Z

Elyvin:

__TOC__

== Introduction ==

Well, let's see here. I think, in total, I've spent well over a thousand gold in respecs on my warlock. It's taken me this many swaps to find a talent spec I 'prefer', and even then I'm currently on a different spec for honor reasons. I can't even get around to levelling an alt, because warlocks are simply put, my favorite class. They're abosutely one of the most diverse talent-wise out of any of the classes, and finding a specific talent specialization that 'fits you' can be hard. So, I've decided to share some of my experiences with the most common talent specs to try and give a helping hand to new and old warlocks alike.

(Please note that the linked talent builds are often times just one example of what path you can take)

-Elyvin

== Dark Pact/Shadowburn ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011351035000000000000005050100100000000 Example]

My first talent spec, the one that took me from level one to sixty. This is both an equally diverse specialization for both PvP and PvE. Dark Pact gives you a limitless mana supply, bottlenecked only by the amount of times you can hit that Dark Pact button. This also gets you shadowburn, which is one of our only insant cast direct damage spells.

Damagewise, this is the middle ground spec. You don't have the sheer damage output of a SM/Ruin build, or the burst damage of Conflagrate; However, your shadow bolts are still fairly powerful. An added boon is Curse of Exhaustion, which is not only a life saver, but great for kiting/stopping players in their tracks.

Overall, this is one of the best talent paths to go for the grind up to 60. Fel Concentration makes life a lot easier, and when you get Dark Pact, your downtime becomes next to nothing. At 60, it still gives a good fight against the other specs.

== Soul Link ==

[url:http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000235000215250105105050100100000000 Example]

Simply put, the best 1v1 PvP talent spec for warlocks. I can say with about 95% accuracy that a Soul Link warlock is simply the best 1v1 character in the game to date, even with the 1.8 nerf to soul link. When you consider that once decently equipped, a warlock should have at least 5000 health, then factor in 30% damage absorption plus another 10% vs. melee or +60 to all resists vs. casters, it's just simply too hard to kill someone like that. While they're wailing away at your massive health reserve, your DoTs and other spells do the work for you.

Getting away from PvP, I personally feel that this isn't the strongest PvE spec, even if you choose the alternate route of ditching shadowburn for nightfall. The thing that keeps it afloat in PvE, though, is Master Demonologist. While Felhunter and Voidwalker are your two PvP pets with this talent, Succubus and Imp are your two PvE. Simply having the succubus out gives you a 10% damage bonus, equal to that of Shadow Mastery. If you're drawing too much hate, take out the imp for 20% threat reduction. Alternatively, you can also sacrifice the succubus with Demonic Sacrifice if the mobs are AEing too much for a pet to be in melee, so you get a 15% to your shadow damage. As you can see, the sheer versatility of this build is what makes it shine so much.

Overall, this is a good path to go for the PvP minded, or the mixed crowd. If you can't stand the thought of PvP, I'd reccomend you to try out one of the other builds instead.

== Conflagrate ==

[url:http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000035000000000000005050105102505151 Example]

The closest to a mage we get. Sheer burst DPS in its purest form. This build trades in the defenses of Soul Link or Curse of Exhaustion for damage, damage, and even more damage. Between Soul Fire, Immolate + Conflagrate, Death Coil, and Shadowburn, you can take targets out before their healers even realize what is going on. The 'unload'ness of this build is also good if multiple monsters aggro you at once - you can take one out quickly and work on the rest.

The one place where a Conflagrate spec'd warlock begins to falter is in the endgame raids. So far from what we've seen, all of the large raid instances have been fire focused (MC/Onyxia/BWL), which means its monsters will have obscene resistances to fire, or they're just plain immune to it. Thanks to talents like Ruin and Devastation, you can still compete DPSwise with shadow bolts, though. Just don't expect to throw soul fires at Ragnaros.

Another point some players like to point out is that people decked out in MC gear will usually have an annoyingly high fire resist. Frankly put, I never really noticed it, even without Curse of the Elements applied. However, CoE made things a *lot* easier, and I should note that in 1.9, changes are coming to this curse. Instead of reducing resistances, it will increase damage by a percentage. We don't have any numbers for the change yet, so it's possible that it may be a good thing or a bad thing for the build.

Overall, this is a solid PvP talent spec, and a great one for instances and PvE. If you're a fan of seeing large numbers pop over someone's head in rapid succession, this is the build for you.

== Shadow Mastery/Ruin ==

[url:http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011350000000000000000005050105112000100 Example]

Conflagrate's evil brother. If Conflagrate is the King of Fire, then SM/Ruin is the Emporer of Shadow. Spamming shadow bolts is what it does best, and to devastating results. It has the plus of having both a defensive talent (CoEx) and a payload of damage to boot. It works wonders in PvP, and until we get new non-fire resistant endgame instances, it's the king of warlock raid damage.

There's not too much else to talk about here. Overall, it's strong like Conflagrate in PvP, but surpasses it in PvE. [http://www.thottbot.com/index.cgi?i=52032 Plus, it has a REALLY cool looking questable staff made for it]

== Master Demonologist/Ruin ==

[url:http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?00000000000000000235000313250105005050025102000100 Example]

An odd mix of the versitility of MD and the damage output of Ruin. I think ideally this build has its roots in PvE, as it misses about the two core talents for any warlock - Improved Corruption for instant cast Corruption, and Improved Lifetap, which is mostly optional but helps magnitudes in both PvE (especially without Dark Pact) and PvP. The general idea is that you're prepared for a wide berth of situations, but in the end, you ideally want the succubus out (or sacrificed) for the damage boost so you can pump out shadow bolts SM/Ruin style.

It's an alternative to SM/Ruin if you don't dig the affliction tree, or if you want some more options. This build is not reccomended for pre-60 characters - it requires both the Master Demonology and Ruin talents to be at full effectiveness, and lacks the PvE punch you will get from affliction going SM/Ruin.

Warlock Talent Build Guide

2005-12-15T02:09:39Z

Elyvin: Let's see~

__TOC__

== Introduction ==

Well, let's see here. I think, in total, I've spent well over a thousand gold in respecs on my warlock. It's taken me this many swaps to find a talent spec I 'prefer', and even then I'm currently on a different spec for honor reasons. I can't even get around to levelling an alt, because warlocks are simply put, my favorite class. They're abosutely one of the most diverse talent-wise out of any of the classes, and finding a specific talent specialization that 'fits you' can be hard. So, I've decided to share some of my experiences with the most common talent specs to try and give a helping hand to new and old warlocks alike.

(Please note that the linked talent builds are often times just one example of what path you can take)

-Elyvin

== Dark Pact/Shadowburn ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011351035000000000000005050100100000000 Example]

My first talent spec, the one that took me from level one to sixty. This is both an equally diverse specialization for both PvP and PvE. Dark Pact gives you a limitless mana supply, bottlenecked only by the amount of times you can hit that Dark Pact button. This also gets you shadowburn, which is one of our only insant cast direct damage spells.

Damagewise, this is the middle ground spec. You don't have the sheer damage output of a SM/Ruin build, or the burst damage of Conflagrate; However, your shadow bolts are still fairly powerful. An added boon is Curse of Exhaustion, which is not only a life saver, but great for kiting/stopping players in their tracks.

Overall, this is one of the best talent paths to go for the grind up to 60. Fel Concentration makes life a lot easier, and when you get Dark Pact, your downtime becomes next to nothing. At 60, it still gives a good fight against the other specs.

== Soul Link ==

[url=http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000235000215250105105050100100000000 Example]

Simply put, the best 1v1 PvP talent spec for warlocks. I can say with about 95% accuracy that a Soul Link warlock is simply the best 1v1 character in the game to date, even with the 1.8 nerf to soul link. When you consider that once decently equipped, a warlock should have at least 5000 health, then factor in 30% damage absorption plus another 10% vs. melee or +60 to all resists vs. casters, it's just simply too hard to kill someone like that. While they're wailing away at your massive health reserve, your DoTs and other spells do the work for you.

Getting away from PvP, I personally feel that this isn't the strongest PvE spec, even if you choose the alternate route of ditching shadowburn for nightfall. The thing that keeps it afloat in PvE, though, is Master Demonologist. While Felhunter and Voidwalker are your two PvP pets with this talent, Succubus and Imp are your two PvE. Simply having the succubus out gives you a 10% damage bonus, equal to that of Shadow Mastery. If you're drawing too much hate, take out the imp for 20% threat reduction. Alternatively, you can also sacrifice the succubus with Demonic Sacrifice if the mobs are AEing too much for a pet to be in melee, so you get a 15% to your shadow damage. As you can see, the sheer versatility of this build is what makes it shine so much.

Overall, this is a good path to go for the PvP minded, or the mixed crowd. If you can't stand the thought of PvP, I'd reccomend you to try out one of the other builds instead.

== Conflagrate ==

[url=http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000035000000000000005050105102505151 Example]

The closest to a mage we get. Sheer burst DPS in its purest form. This build trades in the defenses of Soul Link or Curse of Exhaustion for damage, damage, and even more damage. Between Soul Fire, Immolate + Conflagrate, Death Coil, and Shadowburn, you can take targets out before their healers even realize what is going on. The 'unload'ness of this build is also good if multiple monsters aggro you at once - you can take one out quickly and work on the rest.

The one place where a Conflagrate spec'd warlock begins to falter is in the endgame raids. So far from what we've seen, all of the large raid instances have been fire focused (MC/Onyxia/BWL), which means its monsters will have obscene resistances to fire, or they're just plain immune to it. Thanks to talents like Ruin and Devastation, you can still compete DPSwise with shadow bolts, though. Just don't expect to throw soul fires at Ragnaros.

Another point some players like to point out is that people decked out in MC gear will usually have an annoyingly high fire resist. Frankly put, I never really noticed it, even without Curse of the Elements applied. However, CoE made things a *lot* easier, and I should note that in 1.9, changes are coming to this curse. Instead of reducing resistances, it will increase damage by a percentage. We don't have any numbers for the change yet, so it's possible that it may be a good thing or a bad thing for the build.

Overall, this is a solid PvP talent spec, and a great one for instances and PvE. If you're a fan of seeing large numbers pop over someone's head in rapid succession, this is the build for you.

== Shadow Mastery/Ruin ==

[url=http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011350000000000000000005050105112000100 Example]

Conflagrate's evil brother. If Conflagrate is the King of Fire, then SM/Ruin is the Emporer of Shadow. Spamming shadow bolts is what it does best, and to devastating results. It has the plus of having both a defensive talent (CoEx) and a payload of damage to boot. It works wonders in PvP, and until we get new non-fire resistant endgame instances, it's the king of warlock raid damage.

There's not too much else to talk about here. Overall, it's strong like Conflagrate in PvP, but surpasses it in PvE. [http://www.thottbot.com/index.cgi?i=52032 Plus, it has a REALLY cool looking questable staff made for it]

== Master Demonologist/Ruin ==

[url=http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?00000000000000000235000313250105005050025102000100 Example]

An odd mix of the versitility of MD and the damage output of Ruin. I think ideally this build has its roots in PvE, as it misses about the two core talents for any warlock - Improved Corruption for instant cast Corruption, and Improved Lifetap, which is mostly optional but helps magnitudes in both PvE (especially without Dark Pact) and PvP. The general idea is that you're prepared for a wide berth of situations, but in the end, you ideally want the succubus out (or sacrificed) for the damage boost so you can pump out shadow bolts SM/Ruin style.

It's an alternative to SM/Ruin if you don't dig the affliction tree, or if you want some more options. This build is not reccomended for pre-60 characters - it requires both the Master Demonology and Ruin talents to be at full effectiveness, and lacks the PvE punch you will get from affliction going SM/Ruin.

Warlock Talent Build Guide

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Elyvin: Still working~

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== Introduction ==

Well, let's see here. I think, in total, I've spent well over a thousand gold in respecs on my warlock. It's taken me this many swaps to find a talent spec I 'prefer', and even then I'm currently on a different spec for honor reasons. I can't even get around to levelling an alt, because warlocks are simply put, my favorite class. They're abosutely one of the most diverse talent-wise out of any of the classes, and finding a specific talent specialization that 'fits you' can be hard. So, I've decided to share some of my experiences with the most common talent specs to try and give a helping hand to new and old warlocks alike.

(Please note that the linked talent builds are often times just one example of what path you can take)

-Elyvin

== Dark Pact/Shadowburn ==

[http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011351035000000000000005050100100000000 Example]

My first talent spec, the one that took me from level one to sixty. This is both an equally diverse specialization for both PvP and PvE. Dark Pact gives you a limitless mana supply, bottlenecked only by the amount of times you can hit that Dark Pact button. This also gets you shadowburn, which is one of our only insant cast direct damage spells.

Damagewise, this is the middle ground spec. You don't have the sheer damage output of a SM/Ruin build, or the burst damage of Conflagrate; However, your shadow bolts are still fairly powerful. An added boon is Curse of Exhaustion, which is not only a life saver, but great for kiting/stopping players in their tracks.

Overall, this is one of the best talent paths to go for the grind up to 60. Fel Concentration makes life a lot easier, and when you get Dark Pact, your downtime becomes next to nothing. At 60, it still gives a good fight against the other specs.

[url=http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000235000215250105105050100100000000][u]Soul Link[/u][/url]

Simply put, the best 1v1 PvP talent spec for warlocks. I can say with about 95% accuracy that a Soul Link warlock is simply the best 1v1 character in the game to date, even with the 1.8 nerf to soul link. When you consider that once decently equipped, a warlock should have at least 5000 health, then factor in 30% damage absorption plus another 10% vs. melee or +60 to all resists vs. casters, it's just simply too hard to kill someone like that. While they're wailing away at your massive health reserve, your DoTs and other spells do the work for you.

Getting away from PvP, I personally feel that this isn't the strongest PvE spec, even if you choose the alternate route of ditching shadowburn for nightfall. The thing that keeps it afloat in PvE, though, is Master Demonologist. While Felhunter and Voidwalker are your two PvP pets with this talent, Succubus and Imp are your two PvE. Simply having the succubus out gives you a 10% damage bonus, equal to that of Shadow Mastery. If you're drawing too much hate, take out the imp for 20% threat reduction. Alternatively, you can also sacrifice the succubus with Demonic Sacrifice if the mobs are AEing too much for a pet to be in melee, so you get a 15% to your shadow damage. As you can see, the sheer versatility of this build is what makes it shine so much.

Overall, this is a good path to go for the PvP minded, or the mixed crowd. If you can't stand the thought of PvP, I'd reccomend you to try out one of the other builds instead.

[url=http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002000000000000035000000000000005050105102505151][u]Conflagrate[/u][/url]

The closest to a mage we get. Sheer burst DPS in its purest form. This build trades in the defenses of Soul Link or Curse of Exhaustion for damage, damage, and even more damage. Between Soul Fire, Immolate + Conflagrate, Death Coil, and Shadowburn, you can take targets out before their healers even realize what is going on. The 'unload'ness of this build is also good if multiple monsters aggro you at once - you can take one out quickly and work on the rest.

The one place where a Conflagrate spec'd warlock begins to falter is in the endgame raids. So far from what we've seen, all of the large raid instances have been fire focused (MC/Onyxia/BWL), which means its monsters will have obscene resistances to fire, or they're just plain immune to it. Thanks to talents like Ruin and Devastation, you can still compete DPSwise with shadow bolts, though. Just don't expect to throw soul fires at Ragnaros.

Another point some players like to point out is that people decked out in MC gear will usually have an annoyingly high fire resist. Frankly put, I never really noticed it, even without Curse of the Elements applied. However, CoE made things a *lot* easier, and I should note that in 1.9, changes are coming to this curse. Instead of reducing resistances, it will increase damage by a percentage. We don't have any numbers for the change yet, so it's possible that it may be a good thing or a bad thing for the build.

Overall, this is a solid PvP talent spec, and a great one for instances and PvE. If you're a fan of seeing large numbers pop over someone's head in rapid succession, this is the build for you.

[b](Warning, the builds below this point are not reccomended for 'new' warlocks. They require certain talent specs from both trees to be as effective as possible, which isn't possible until 60 in most cases.)[/b]

[url=http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?05002305122011350000000000000000005050105112000100][u]Shadow Mastery/Ruin[/u][/url]

Conflagrate's evil brother. If Conflagrate is the King of Fire, then SM/Ruin is the Emporer of Shadow. Spamming shadow bolts is what it does best, and to devastating results. It has the plus of having both a defensive talent (CoEx) and a payload of damage to boot. It works wonders in PvP, and until we get new non-fire resistant endgame instances, it's the king of warlock raid damage.

There's not too much else to talk about here. Overall, it's strong like Conflagrate in PvP, but surpasses it in PvE. [url=http://www.thottbot.com/index.cgi?i=52032]Plus, it has a REALLY cool looking questable staff made for it[/url] :P.

[url=http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/classes/warlocks/talents.html?00000000000000000235000313250105005050025102000100][u]Master Demonologist/Ruin[/u][/url]

An odd mix of the versitility of MD and the damage output of Ruin. I think ideally this build has its roots in PvE, as it misses about the two core talents for any warlock - Improved Corruption for instant cast Corruption, and Improved Lifetap, which is mostly optional but helps magnitudes in both PvE (especially without Dark Pact) and PvP. The general idea is that you're prepared for a wide berth of situations, but in the end, you ideally want the succubus out (or sacrificed) for the damage boost so you can pump out shadow bolts SM/Ruin style.

It's an alternative to SM/Ruin if you don't dig the affliction tree, or if you want some more options.

Warlock Talent Build Guide

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Elyvin:

Warlock (World of Warcraft)

2005-12-15T02:01:01Z

Elyvin:

Warlocks were mages that delved too deeply into the roots of demonic power. Consumed by a lust for dark knowledge, they've tapped into chaotic magic from beyond the world. The Burning Legion now feeds them its powers, allowing them to channel destructive energies and call upon the powerful emissaries of their demon masters.

The Warlock is a more involved class to play. Warlocks have pets, many different spell combos, and a reagent component requirement for some of their spells. This means that playing a Warlock takes a bit more learning than some of the more straightforward classes. The Warlock has a lot of very cool and fun abilities including Eye of Killrogg, Fear, Pets, and more. The Warlock is a very fun class to play once you figure things out.

General Abilities\Spells:

[[Races]]

[[Warlock Pets]]

Gear:

[[Stamina and the Warlock]]

[[Weapons]]

Talent Specs:

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[[Affliction Warlock Build]]

[[NightFall Proc %]]