Chubtohd
Almost Awesome
UPDATING AS OF 25 MAR 2018
| CLOTH | LEATHER | MAIL (PLATE) |
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Head Weather Beaten Fishing Hat Neck Cloak Shoulders Chest Bracers +2 Armor Hands Battle Worn Handguards Belt +2 Armor Legs Feet +3 Armor | Bracers +2 Armor Hands Battle Worn Handguards Belt +2 Armor Feet +3 Armor | Bracers +4 Armor Hands Herbalist Gloves Belt +5 Armor Feet +6 Armor |
ENCHANTS
A great addon for this is Epic Enchant List - you can set it to see what enchants are available and if you use it on your level 1, it automatically scales for you!
Weapon Enchant - Elemental Force (Will produce the most dmg for all classes. Other enchants are situational only) | Flintlocke's Woodchucker (Hunters)
Armor Enchants - For the most part, all but the WoD "Gift of" enchants only give +1 to a stat. So your choice becomes what stats you want to increase by +1.
While there is room for debate, I follow these 4 steps.
1) Haste - Speeds up attacks, spell cast, and resource regen. This is arguably our best offensive stat if you're using a PPM weapon enchant
2) Stamina - Never a bad go thing to have, and you can never have too much.
3) Crit - Once you feel comfortable with the above, it's time to start stacking crit for increase weapon proc damage.
4) Versatility / Multistrike - These look interesting, but more testing is needed
Also, it's important to note that speed enchants do not stack. So the foot enchant you choose should not be one that increases movement speed. My suggestion would be Surefooted for all classes
ENCHANTS
A great addon for this is Epic Enchant List - you can set it to see what enchants are available and if you use it on your level 1, it automatically scales for you!
Weapon Enchant - Elemental Force (Will produce the most dmg for all classes. Other enchants are situational only) | Flintlocke's Woodchucker (Hunters)
Armor Enchants - For the most part, all but the WoD "Gift of" enchants only give +1 to a stat. So your choice becomes what stats you want to increase by +1.
While there is room for debate, I follow these 4 steps.
Armor Enchants - For the most part, all but the WoD "Gift of" enchants only give +1 to a stat. So your choice becomes what stats you want to increase by +1.
While there is room for debate, I follow these 4 steps.
1) Haste - Speeds up attacks, spell cast, and resource regen. This is arguably our best offensive stat if you're using a PPM weapon enchant
2) Stamina - Never a bad go thing to have, and you can never have too much.
3) Crit - Once you feel comfortable with the above, it's time to start stacking crit for increase weapon proc damage.
4) Versatility / Multistrike - These look interesting, but more testing is needed
3) Crit - Once you feel comfortable with the above, it's time to start stacking crit for increase weapon proc damage.
4) Versatility / Multistrike - These look interesting, but more testing is needed
Also, it's important to note that speed enchants do not stack. So the foot enchant you choose should not be one that increases movement speed. My suggestion would be Surefooted for all classes
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