They're extremely busy and have a lot to balance between their pet and their own personal cooldowns as WoTLK Gold well as their melee skills. They're extremely strong classes, with the ability for Mortal Strike, and that's why they're so well-matched with specific classes such as decay or ferals. they're able to really strong but they're hard to master.
Druids have been a bit better this expansion they're definitely not as powerful as they were when they played TBC. Pharaohs are extremely excellent in Wrath of the Lich King, but they still kind of struggle with survivability. They're able to use more offensive abilities such as survival instincts, however they come in a form of clones, which is a lot to cast as well as outside of desert , they're not always able to have the ability to explode in a massive way. Boom, kids are super easy to play when playing Wrath of Lich King.
And they're very, very entertaining. They do a ton of damage, especially on battlegrounds. If you simply do a pop star, you'll be top of the line and meters at all times They're harder to master in arenas. They're especially because they're generally trained to a certain extent, but good boom players can make very high-rated pushes particularly in TOS. This is awe inspiring. Resto druids are great, they're not as great when compared to TBC however, I'd put them more of like more of a BT, or healer.
They lose a bit of the toolkit that they had from TBC like the feral charge however, they're still powerful in the healing output sense.
We're now on the third and final beat here. Surprisingly Warlocks and mages are here. They're both extremely squishy in Wrath of the Lich King. Although the healing power is extremely strong The burst ability is nearly as great.
So if you have if you're super squishy class like Warlock or Mage you'll be shoot by ambush, you'll get trained by a warrior with bladestorm, you're going to suffer a lot and be forced to play defensive most of the time. Warlocks receive an abundance of tools that they were missing instant casting stones such as demonic port, and the ability to allow castles to undergo absorption effects, but they're too squishy. My opinion is that they're not a viable option until the final phase of the expansion, when they truly shine.
Also, Mages rank on the lower end of this list due to the fact that they're not just difficult for players to take on to play in Wrath of the Lich King However, they're not the most rewarding. They're not as fast like they were in TBC, you can't just play a lot of Icelands and then kill things, you'll need to cast a bit more and do more setups and then wait for your goods and there's a bit more to manage in this regard. Additionally, I think they're even more squishy than TPC.
The rogue priest is still one of the best comps in the entire game. If you're not your rogue as a god your priest, and God to the mage, you're probably not going to play at a high level in Wrath of the Lich King as that comp, it'll be shut down much more safest place to buy wotlk gold easily than in TVC.
Druids have been a bit better this expansion they're definitely not as powerful as they were when they played TBC. Pharaohs are extremely excellent in Wrath of the Lich King, but they still kind of struggle with survivability. They're able to use more offensive abilities such as survival instincts, however they come in a form of clones, which is a lot to cast as well as outside of desert , they're not always able to have the ability to explode in a massive way. Boom, kids are super easy to play when playing Wrath of Lich King.
And they're very, very entertaining. They do a ton of damage, especially on battlegrounds. If you simply do a pop star, you'll be top of the line and meters at all times They're harder to master in arenas. They're especially because they're generally trained to a certain extent, but good boom players can make very high-rated pushes particularly in TOS. This is awe inspiring. Resto druids are great, they're not as great when compared to TBC however, I'd put them more of like more of a BT, or healer.
They lose a bit of the toolkit that they had from TBC like the feral charge however, they're still powerful in the healing output sense.
We're now on the third and final beat here. Surprisingly Warlocks and mages are here. They're both extremely squishy in Wrath of the Lich King. Although the healing power is extremely strong The burst ability is nearly as great.
So if you have if you're super squishy class like Warlock or Mage you'll be shoot by ambush, you'll get trained by a warrior with bladestorm, you're going to suffer a lot and be forced to play defensive most of the time. Warlocks receive an abundance of tools that they were missing instant casting stones such as demonic port, and the ability to allow castles to undergo absorption effects, but they're too squishy. My opinion is that they're not a viable option until the final phase of the expansion, when they truly shine.
Also, Mages rank on the lower end of this list due to the fact that they're not just difficult for players to take on to play in Wrath of the Lich King However, they're not the most rewarding. They're not as fast like they were in TBC, you can't just play a lot of Icelands and then kill things, you'll need to cast a bit more and do more setups and then wait for your goods and there's a bit more to manage in this regard. Additionally, I think they're even more squishy than TPC.
The rogue priest is still one of the best comps in the entire game. If you're not your rogue as a god your priest, and God to the mage, you're probably not going to play at a high level in Wrath of the Lich King as that comp, it'll be shut down much more safest place to buy wotlk gold easily than in TVC.