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You're fine. Tell him to shut up.
I'm new to the tanking, and as I was going through heroic UP [and wiped many times on the third boss,] a DK told me that I'm not ready to tank heroics because he claimed the minimum health required is 25K. After reading many of the guides here I came to the conclusion that he has no idea what he's talking about, but I want to ask some of you more knowledgable players out there if I'm really ready to start tanking heroics.
Armory is down at the moment, but I have about 24.6K health unbuffed and 546 Defense, and I'm not positive but I think my dodge+parry is around 32%~. Hit and expertise is low, but Im working to get those sorted out.
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Back whenever Wrath launched I was tanking heroics with 19k
You're fine. Tell him to shut up.
wipes on the third boss are usually caused by failure to avoid pound properly OR failure to organize the add waves OR people getting butt hurt on spikes (litterally)
the pound thing is mostly on you.....make sure to tank him facing away from the party and run straight through him when he goes to do that. if you even think its going to hit you, pop SW or pray for heals.
the adds.....well if the dps pull it, they tank it.
the spikes? tell them to move faster =)
gl....that boss is kinda annoying.
I was the lonely voice on my server who simply wanted to know: When Michael Jackson died....did he drop any good loot?
I have tanked every heroic recently with stats like that and a fresh 80 healer with no wipes (well, except for a disconnect). We blow through them quickly, doing 4-6 per night.
In AN, our hardest time was against the first boss, definitely not the third.
gah I actually meant the third boss on Heroic UP, although I did have some troubles doing AN since it was my first time doing it and I didn't control the adds very well, and the spikes, and the pound...
but we downed him after three wipes, though the belt didn't drop unfortunately.
Anub'arak is an easy fight. Just move through him when he does pound (as suggested in an above post). To control the adds, my groups just usually assign an AoE dpser (DK, pally, mage, whatever) to protect the healer from the small adds, and have me and 2 other dps take out the ones that come from the ramp. The fight is smooth with that strat. One time we had to have 2 non AoE dpsers protect the healer because their dps was kinda low and the AoE dpser (a ret pally) was with me since his dps was pretty damn good.
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On another note, I've been tanking heroics since I turned freshly 80, and I had 21k unbuffed and 536 defense. I did just fine. It's not your fault. Just make sure you know what you're doing .
Skadi as someone already said is a bad one but once you (and eveyone else) know how Skadi himself is not too bad. The only thing to watch out for really is as also mentioned before his whirlwind. I dont know if I have done it even once with all dps alive afterwards.
The parts leading up to getting him down can be frustrating for a warrior tank I think. Lots of mobs to collect but if you have som good dpsers with you getting everyone is not really needed. Do make sure though that the casters arent harassing your healer and at least try to get all the dps to step out of the fog on the ground. I was there yesterday with a dps who claimed that because their run speed was slowed down they didnt get a chance to step out (how that can be with at least 5 secs warning before it does any damage I do not know).
Another crucial thing when Skadi is finally shot down is to make sure you grab him asap since he can do some nasty damage to any clothies in your group if left unattended.
And to answer your question (which you already answered yourself in the begining) yes of course you are ready to tank heroics, cant very well go back to normal dungeons can you? I started tanking with less of almost every stat and even though I cant say it was a success every time, skill is a lot more important than gear. Its better to gear up while tanking than doing it while dpsing because some dps who doesnt know what they are talking about tells you something like "you need 25k hp to tank hcs".
Things you can do to avoid beeing told you have low hp is for example to enchant your bracers with +40 stam and in general enchant your gear more. Maybe you are waiting for better gear before you spend money on it?
I think you are more than geared enough for heroics. I think I was below where you are when I started tanking Naxx. I do have some recomendations though. Replace the meta gem in your helm with the stam/armor one. You can make up for the lost def by enchanting your chest and cloak with def. I would also get rid of the agi chant on your sword in favor of a weapon chain to help your hit rating. Get a belt buckle on your belt and gem it for stam or maybe expertise since your exp is so low. I agree the 40 stam on bracers is the best chant but given you will replace those bracers soon and you need the exp, I would not change it right now.
Stats are more than sufficient for heroics. I went into tanking naxx 10 same day i dinged.
Warriors take a little more practice than other tanks to master AoE tanking. Once you got that side waxed, heroics will be a breeze.
I would go with deep wounds build until you reach Ulduar.
Only a warrior chooses pacifism; others are condemned to it.
I was debating on enchanting the rest of my gear, but I know upgrades aren't too far off so I'm holding back on it to save some money. Replaced the meta gem recently, so I got that sorted.
I'm definitely trying to learn the instances more and getting the AoE tanking thing down, although it doesn't help when a 10man/25man geared Arms warrior decides to bladestorm before I set up initial aggro.


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Englewood, CO 80112Neighborhood:
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- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.savorbaca.com/
- Phone: (303) 397-7222
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Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 6:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Spanish
- Executive Chef: Rodney Herwerth
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Private dining room seats up to 20 comfortably. Offers skylight, with adjustable lighting for dining pleasure.
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Baca is an unparalleled dining experience featuring contemporary Colorado fusion cuisine with tastes and techniques from all over the world. Named after one of the state's most influential families, Baca's menu features a tempting array of regional favorites conceived by our award-winning chefs who bring their own unique interpretation to the dishes by exploring the history and Castilian origins of Colorado cuisine.Continued
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17 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.7
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (9)romantic (9)fit for foodies (5)good for groups (5)notable wine list (4)neighborhood gem (3)kid-friendly (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- Great Choice!southerngirlfoodieDined on 10/25/2014We were spending the night at the Inverness and looking for a great place to eat dinner. Not really wanting drive anywhere, we chose to eat at Baca. It was a great decision! We had the back corner of the restaurant to ourselves which made it quite romantic. Our server, Rudy, was great! The food was excellent! The background music they had playing was enjoyable. We would definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always terrificOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/26/2014There were six parties in the restaurant which is the most I've ever seen there at 7:30PM on a Friday night. Why this restaurant is not always packed is beyond me. Servers are very attentive but not overly so. Honey goat cheese salad, lamb duo (lamb T-bone plus beef short rib), gnocci carbonara all perfectly delicious. You don't find food like this often in the Inverness area.Special Features:
- FantasticDined on 9/13/2014The food was fantastic! When we first got there no one was around so we started to seat ourselves. Our waitress took a bit to warm up to us but our buser/server, he was excellent.Special Features:
- The food was a bit saltyOTfunVIPDined on 8/30/2014The menu was good! Something for everyone. We stayed in the hotel there and it was convenient to have a glass of wine and not drive anywhere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Enjoyableactaczd1Dined on 8/25/2014They didn't have the halibut my daughter order. They brought the wrong thing the second time. She got what she wanted in the end and it was free. It all worked out and except for that was a very enjoyable meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaruant Week Selection 2ColoradoAuburnDined on 8/24/2014Baca was ok. the food was good, service ok. Nothing special to say. For the money I can think of better places to go
- Craps ShootluvsdenverfoodDined on 8/23/2014The dessert was awful, the 'Cast Iron Pear Skillet,' was a quarter inch deep, 3 inch across serving of soupy pie filling with lavender dumped over it. So much lavender in fact that is tasted like soap (and I personally cook with a lot of lavender). The trout and pappardelle dinners were fairly good. The salads were actually rather delicious. Also the staff were very friendly and attentive. The atmosphere was odd, it was a romantic scene, however they played 70's-90's top 40 music including 'Centerfield' by John Fogerty. Overall this is a craps shoot, the staff is good and so is some of the food. Just be careful of what you order.
- Great fish!SharkieDined on 8/23/2014The restaurant is small, but well appointed. The wait staff was awesome. We had special diet requests and they handled them with a smile. No pressure to finish the meal quickly, or order alcohol. The halibut & rainbow trout were phenomenal! Highly recommend for a date night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KCSLIMkcslimDined on 8/8/2014Excellent food and service. Very very Good!!! I arrived early for my reservation, but it was not problem. The server suggested some outstanding wines, fresh warm bread was brought to our table. the gnocchi and lamb were excellent!!!Special Features:
- Interestingly tastyEricaADined on 8/2/2014The food at Baca sounds rather normal, it does not taste that way. The chicken and waffles appetizer contains a variety of flavors you would not expect and is a joy to taste. Each at our table chose a completely different appetizer from squash to crab macaroni and cheese. Each of us was not disappointed and thoroughly enjoyed our food. Baca's chefs manage to take the ordinary and turn it extraordinary with a touch of fun as well. I highly recommend this restaurant though would caution it may not be the best for children as their children's menu is extremely limited and it is a rather quiet spot.Special Features:
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- So-soOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 7/27/2014My husband ordered the steak and I had the King & Blue Crab mac & cheese. The steak was sub-par and not cooked to order. The flavor was unremarkable and we get better steaks via mail order. The mac & cheese was also a huge disappointment; a HUGE white bowl filled with with pasta and white cheese sauce. No one would be able to discern the two types of crab, if indeed there were the two noted on the menu. And, the crab was shredded, not lump. When the plate was first put in front of me I asked if there was even crab in it. It was gluey and so rich that the portion was obscene. There was no garnish & at $24 just a big rip-off. The dessert recommended was the sundae but not close to a sundae, small brownie with tiny dots of sauce.
- QuietOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 6/13/2014My daughter and I had a pleasant dinner there Friday night. The food was good and the service was friendly and attentive. There just weren't many other people there.
- Elegant EveningCarlaDined on 5/30/2014This is one of my favorite places since finding it during the 5280 week. The wines are great by the glass, very varied. The menu has such sumptuous dishes, but the best is the jidori chicken. If you've never had it, it is a must!! The finest tasting chicken in the world. There is a bit of a wait in ordering it, but worth it because they make it perfect. Also, a must is the bacon appetizer. Who doesn't like bacon, but this is to die for and a perfect starter to a meal as you sip your cocktail. You won't be sorry to dine at Baca.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, deserted on Friday nightReedelVIPDined on 3/28/2014The food was very good - The Lettuce Wedge salad could have used a few more crumbles of the sweet bacon - the dressing was light and tangy. Rainbow Trout was very good but the kale beneath it was tough, bland and chewy and the sweet potatoes seemed like a decorative garnish. The king and blue crab mac-n-cheese was delicious. The desert menu was enticing with interesting options, but the server did not check back to see if we wanted to order desert so we passed due to time constraints. Only 2 other tables were occupied as of 7 p.m. on Friday night. We like a quiet place but this was lonely! Other diners were offered black napkins to match dark clothes, but we were not and I am still picking white lint off of my dark sport coat.
- Very DisappointingJOHAVIPDined on 3/22/2014We had requested a 7 pm reservation, but only 6:30 was shown to be available. We were the only people in the restaurant when we arrived. At 7, two more small parties came in. Very dated atmosphere and my husband was asking , "Why did you pick this place?" The server we had was really, really nice, but he couldn't make up for the disappointing atmosphere. Never again!!
- The dishes are incrediblyOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 3/21/2014The dishes are incredibly creative and delicious. The service is genuinely friendly and informative.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Horrible service, but theOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 3/13/2014Horrible service, but the manager tried to make up for it. Food was good.
- Great Restaurant Week experienceRalphDined on 2/28/2014We went here for Denver Restaurant Week. I recommend this place. The food was wonderful and the service great. I counted at least four wait staff who served our table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant SurprisetxcomoDined on 2/25/2014We participated in the Restaurant Week menu and were very pleased with the menu. The entrees we selected were the trout and the cassoulet. Both were fresh, tasty and hot. The server Danielle was very attentive and friendly. One person in our party had a food allergy and Danielle had Rudy come to our table to clarify the exact allergy. We enjoyed the trifle for dessert. Yummy! We will certainly return to Baca.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Courteous attentive staff;WrigleyDined on 2/24/2014Courteous attentive staff; very good presentation of foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 5280 dinnerCarlaDined on 2/24/2014We went there for the 5280 dinner (which really isn't 5280 anymore) and while some of us ordered from the 5280 menu, others in our group ordered from the regular menu. The food was fantastic. The service was superb. They have such a wide variety of different menu items that you do not see on other menus. This was our first time at Baca and I can't wait to return. They did a super job of their 5280 menu items and I'm so glad they did. They put items that I might not have ordered otherwise but wanted to try because it was on the 5280 menu. Definitely not a disappointment. It was a fantastic meal!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceptional Experience in All WaysOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 2/23/2014We had an exceptional culinary experience in an upscale, yet comfortable environment with OUTSTANDING SERVICE. The best restaurant we have been in the last year!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great customer serviceBinneDined on 2/23/2014The wait staff was nice and friendly. Great customer service. The food was good. The roasted chicken and mash potato was awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ask for Rudy to be your server!PeterVIPDined on 2/15/2014Rudy does a great job every time and is very personable and customer-centric. He makes the experience even better (the food is great too!)
- Great Romantic Valentine's DayCliffDined on 2/14/2014Baca at the Inverness Hotel had a wonderful Valentine's Day Special dinner with a 4 course meal. It was superb food and a great ambience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- valentines day dinner at BacalovelyritaVIPDined on 2/14/2014My husband and I went for the special Valentines Day dinner at Baca at Inverness. We had early 6 pm reservations and were seated immediately We had the special 4 course Valentines Day dinner menu only. The ambience was very romantic with a 3 piece jazz ensemble playing in the lounge outside of this restaurant and the door kept open so we could hear the music. Service was very good, just a little too quick, no time to rest between courses. Our waitress and the entire staff was knowledgeable and friendly. We had lobster bisque, Caesar salad, filet mignon and shrimp, my husband had wonderful dark choc cake and a too spicy pepper sorbet and I had the lemon and raspberry cake which was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedDisappointedDined on 2/8/2014Baca was 4.5 stars on trip advisor and that's why we decided to go there. We were very disappointed. There were only 6 other diners throughout the entire night. The wait staff wore faded blue jeans and a white button up shirt. The menu options were a little strange, such as "Waffle maple syrup with brussel sprouts" for an appetizer. I had a few swigs left of my glass of Chardannay and our waiter came by and poured refilled my glass with Riesling. We pointed out his mistake and he did apologize and he retrieved a fresh glass for me. The $34 steak was not good at all. Also you could hear the humming of the elevator going up and down all night long that was on the other side of the wall. Noise from lounge next door was very loud also!Special Features:
- Not Worth ItLosaviomDined on 2/8/2014My husband and I decided to try Baca because of the Hotel Inverness. We were very disappointed. We ordere an appetizer and a couple of drinks and not 10 minutes into our appetizer they brought our food. In my opinion that is an evening/experience kill. My husband ordered. "Jumbo shrimp & Pappadelle" the shrimp were no bigger than the shrimp you would get in a frozen shrimp ring at the grocery store and there was absolutely no flavor. I ordered "Gnocchi in a Cabanara sauce", it was the worse gnocchi I have evere tasted. Little lumps of mush in a sauce that was more suited for bisquits and gravy. Our waiter was friendly yet not very knowledgeable. There was a definite language barrier between us and our waiter.
- Doesn't Know What It Wants To BeJenEWFVIPDined on 2/8/2014Baca hasn't decided whether to be a bar/casual dining place (it had moderate to loud bar-type music playing) or an upscale restaurant (interior design/furnishings). The waitress was extremely impatient with us and didn't allow us time to discuss the menu and beverage choices. After 3 interruptions by her in 5 minutes, she handed us off to someone who did not look like he was a server. I thought maybe he worked in the kitchen. We had another gal later who wasn't a server, so our original waitress really was a jerk. The garlic greens and sauteed mushrooms were very good. The wine was poor tasting and very overpriced for the taste; no wine experts at this place. Flagged down the manager 2x for help; a clue for how bad the night was.
- GoodRamoneDined on 2/1/2014This review must be at least 50 characters before I can close it. Not too happy about that. The amount of stars I already clicked on should say enough of how I think. Good, would do it again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, but not greatColoradoNativeDined on 1/25/2014Baca is nice, but could be better. We had a team of two servers and when our first server was asked for a recommendation on Zinfandel wines we received a blank stare and then an "I don't know about wine." Fortunately the second server picked up the slack and came back with recommendations. The food was well prepared, but not anything to write a "great" review about. Nice and quiet though!
- A disappointmentNewTuneVIPDined on 12/25/2013Since our thanksgiving dinner at Baca was so good, we decided to dine there for Christmas. I'm sorry we did. For the most part, the food was good; however, one person chose the fish and it wasn't warm and very mediocre. Our reservations were for 8 pm, and the staff was constantly rushing us to finish our meal and leave. The Baca should not make reservations for 8 pm, unless they are willing to provide excellent service to their customers.
- Great ExperienceMissMRWhiteDined on 12/25/2013We had the preset Christmas Dinner package. The food was delicious!! Even with the preset options they accomidated my gluten-free restrictions wonderfully! Everything was wonderful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Felt rushedBillyDined on 12/25/2013We had dinner Christmas night. The menu had several choices, which was fine. The food was very good. Our only suggestion was the serving of the four courses was rushed, for an expensive dinner. We had barely finished one course when the next arrived. Otherwise we had a fine dinner and enjoyed our experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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I am having issues holding threat and I don't know what I am doing wrong. When dual specs came out I decided to have another go at tanking. I have acquired a decent tank set while healing most 10/25 (pre ulduar) content. I keep running into problems with people pulling mobs off of me. I hear constantly that pallies have the some of the best threat in the game so I came here for some help because I cant hold it.
Here is my armory
The World of Warcraft Armory
Heres how I start pulls
Pop divine plea(if available), avenger shield, judge, Shield of Righteousness, hammer of righteous, consecrate from there its all off of cool downs.
Last night I mt'd a pug 10 OS, on first pull I grabbed the caster, and started the rotation. I had threat pulled off me every which way and I was taunting mobs back on me, eating gcds so it kept getting worse. After we burned the mobs down, 3 people died. Pulled the next 2 mobs everything went fine. Boss fights were ok but dps kept getting close to over taking me on threat. As long as it was one or two mobs everything was fine, if it was more and things went down hill. I'd have no problem blaming this on the pug because we had some people doing stupid things, standing in void zones, had both healers hop in to a portal leaving me alone, a dps that didn't pay attention to how close he got to a twilight drake when a healer was afk, etc. But this is a recurring issue. On guild heroic runs I just can't keep the mobs on me.
And yes, I do keep righteous fury up at all times.
Sorry for the long post and thanks in advance for any help you can offer. If this is something that experience will correct I have no problems with that. I just want to make sure I'm doing all I can.
I'm not a pally expert, but it sounds like you could improve your rotation:
Try using consecration earlier in your rotation; I know that seems like it won't be a big deal, but whenever I dps for a pally tank, it seems like they're using consecration as a second or third move in their rotation. Also, if you're having real issues with threat, try using HoS on the highest aggro grabbing dps to see if you can drop his threat a bit. Other than that it just sounds like your dps needs to focus fire a little better.
The problem is your rotation. Judgement is not cast for threat it is cast so that you and your group benefit from the judgement buff. Basically pallies have a rotation called the 96969 rotation. Basically you intermix your 9 second cool downs with your 6 second cool downs. The standard rotation is: pull,
shield of righteousness, holy shield, hammer of righteousness, judgment, shield of righteousness, consecrate, hammer of righteousness, holy shield, repeat...
Your big threat moves being shield and hammer of righteousness.
As a pally tank my rotation is as follows:
pull avengers shield/ single target pull
Holy shield, consecrate, hammer of Righteousness, judge, Shield of Righteousness, rinse repeat
What seal are you using also?
I myself use vengence or righteousness
Against groups, the DPS needs to not be morons and you should be fine with consecration and hammers.
Against single targets, go like this.
If you pull them to you:
Throw Shield, exorcism, drop consecration, walk backwards to the edge of the consecration, holy shield, he should reach you by now, so shield of righteousnesslam - judge - hammer of the righteous - holy shield (you are in 969 from this point on.)
Before the mob even reaches you, you have frontloaded a lot of threat.
When you walk to them, make sure DPS waits to attack until you position him, throw your shield, holy shield, judge, shor, cons, hotr, holy shield (you are in 969 now).
Against groups, remember that naxx is mostly undead, so use a glyphed sense undead, holy wrath and exorcism for big threat boosts.
Make sure you have righteous fury up
I know the 9696 rotation is very popular and the "right" way to tank, but I also do not use it. In fact, my rotation is very similar to yours. However, remember to use Exorcism in PVE, and also that you don't have to have lost aggro to taunt the target. If you often have threat problems, it may not be a bad idea to throw taunt into the rotation. I use it all the time when I already have aggro, especially on fights where I tend to generate less threat, like Heigan, or when the raid will be dealing more than the usual damage, like Malygos.
From a non-threat perspective, be sure you're using Holy Shield and Sacred Shield anytime they wear off, since they will greatly reduce the damage you take.
Your spec looks pretty good. You can see mine here: The World of Warcraft Armory
Purely from anecdotal evidence, a slightly higher threat build would be to remove 2pts from Crusade, and 3pts from HotC. Allocate those points to have 4/5 Benediction and 5/5 Conviction.
Ret Paladins will apply HotC. Having 4/5 Benediction will ensure that you never run out of mana and go into pulls with nearly full mana (especially if you only have 1/2 Spiritual Attunement). I didn't see you mention if you have mana issues or not.
I use SoR every time it is up, this helps a lot with threat.
Did you have a Disc Priest in your group? I notice that my sustained threat is a lot lower with a Disc Priest depending on which enoucnter we are on (they can reduce your threat by 5%).
Last edited by Hautian; 05-26-2009 at 01:26 PM.
Benediction is wasted talent points for prot, always has been, always will be. I can maintain a full rotation from divine plea alone without being the target of the boss, which means no mana back from SA or sanctuary.
Also, 1/2 SA is all that is necessary for most encounters. The one exception that I have come across is General Vezax on ten man. Because his aura doesn't allow divine plea to work I had to respec to grab the second point in SA to keep from going OOM, but that is the only time I have ever felt that 1/2 in SA was not enough.
One comment about the OP's gear, you're well below the hit cap. If you have a couple peices of tank gear with hit rating, swap them on. The neck piece for badges would be a good start. Don't go overboard on hit, but 150-200 should be good for your gear level.
Last edited by Akeber; 05-26-2009 at 12:34 PM.
I disagree with this statement as not all bosses are Demons, Elemental, Undead or Humanoid. Having all abilities crit more is a significant threat increase.Crusade>Conviction for threat. His build IS a threat build, the only way he could get slightly more would be to shift the two points in PoJ over to Conviction, and it would be a very small increase.
Skyrnir did not indicate whether he had mana issues or not. I can not maintain a full rotation without mana return just using Divine Plea since for regen, maybe the OP has the same issue. Either way, if tou have a Ret Paladin in your group, then HotC is useless.Benediction is wasted talent points for prot, always has been, always will be. I can maintain a full rotation from divine plea alone without being the target of the boss, which means no mana back from SA or sanctuary.
Akeber, please explain to me how you can constantly cast and never run out of mana without returns from SA or Sanct. Is this in 10 or 25 man? What raid mana returns do you have?
Situational things you can do to help (in no particular order):
- Use Consecrate less.
- Cast HoSac on someone (melee dps is usually good).
- Judge Wisdom.
- Pull more mobs
I MT for my 10man Ulduar group and have no trouble maintaining mana. Vezax is a little iffy, but it's a gimmick fight (we're still learning him too). I've just recently gotten to the point where in 5man heroics I won't even drop consecrate unless I'm pulling more than 3 mobs.
We're still talking about relatively minor differences. 5-10% threat with or without those talents won't make a big enough difference to compensate for the deficiency the OP is having. It's probably still a question of perfecting his rotation.
If I'm prot specced/geared loldpsing (not tanking) I can keep a full rotation, minus holy shield and subsituting exorcism (cause I'm not tanking anything anyway), as long as I keep divine plea up.
I see no utility at all in Divine Sacrifice for a tank. The 2 points in DG might be ok, if you are good about keeping your own Sacred Shield up while tanking, but I've never been.
However you do unfortunately need to throw away 3 points at the top of the tree to access the bottom of the tree (I have no idea why bliz thinks prot pallies tree should be sooo pearshaped, but I assume it is to keep other specs from getting anything close to useful for them out of our tree).
Personally I put those 3 points into Reckoning, because it IS a tps increase, and it is more procing of seals and judgments (if you are into that sort of thing) so it can be a survivability thing too... honestly though it is just damned useful for soloing.
HoJ can be used as an interrupt even if the mobs are immune to the stun, so you might want to sink some points into improving that, being able to hop/hof more often can be useful too, it is really your call, but IMHO DS/DG is a pretty much total and complete waste of 3 points, that you could be only mostly wasting in other talents.
For what it is worth: The World of Warcraft Armory
As others have stated your "rotation" is a bit off. I'm not a big fan of sticking to set in stone"rotations" I tend to hit the best button that isn't on cd given my current situation, granted that usually falls into a fairly "normal" rotation most of the time, but you can toss out things like Avenger Shield and Exorcism at times other than the pull and gain some decision making... keep in mind you might want to have those cool downs up for the next pack, so figuring out your pacing is important (also it is sometimes a good idea NOT to drop that last consecrate if the mobs are about to die, so you can move your aoe to the next group, as the bear/prot warrior in your raid WILL charge them without asking if you are ready.)
Personally if I'm pulling trash mobs, I'll hit holy shield, toss AS (glyphed) at whatever I think people will be hitting first (generally the largest target as dps will tend to kill whatever is easiest to click on first), then while the mobs are on their way to me (and I'm on my way to them) I'll hit a different Mob with Exorcism, as soon as they are in range my priority is to get HoR and Consecrate on the pack... because AoE will have probably started as soon as they saw the AS flying I may have to spend a GCD on a taunt or two (I love that pallies have two) to get the mobs off a particularly stupid mage or warlock (HoP is kind of bad as this will just cause the mobs to shift to the next stupidest AoE dpser instead of back to you, wasting the GCD and killing someone who may not have really deserved it), from there I just click or tab cycle through the group of mobs slamming them with whatever is off cooldown, spending a GCD or so on each one of them (getting white hits in on all of them to stack blood corruption in addition to the spread from HoR) priority is HoR/Conc/HolyShield of course, then whatever the most threat single target move I have off GCD.
Bosses get similar treatment except I tend to let things like consecration fall off in favor of getting in extra single target AS/Exorcism whenever possible, and I use the wings on the pull for that extra little bit o threat to get things started.
I really should run a wws and WowWebStats Tps Calculator to prove the insane numbers I generate because I don't think people believe me at all when I tell them things like 10-12k sustained tps.
Anyone who is truly interested in palading threat generation (what stats and what rotation are best) should go read this thread:
Maintankadin • View topic - Theck's MATLAB TPS analysis (A Jonesy derivative work)
Feel free to post there if you disagree with any of Theck's work.
Last edited by Akeber; 05-27-2009 at 11:42 AM.
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hello anyway i never had any probs with threat while i'm tanking and i'm using 969 mech only cuz i tanked for so long and i devoloped it naturally i have only probs with over aggroing the main tank while OT ya stupid but some times i can't help it . anyways u can change the glyph of the righteous defense with glyph of judgment to do more dmg plus more aggro u can lose pursute of justice and crusade and judgements of the just and get seals of the pure and more points in conviction u can try that if u want
As was stated above, learn to be one with the 969 rotation it's not some flashy gimmick. It's the most widely used things by paladins because it's the best thing to use. I would not recommend glyphing your avenger's shield down to a single target no matter the reasoning to be honest it's a waste of a glyph slot. I currently use Glyph of Divine Plea, Glyph of Seal of Vengeance (unless you are at the expertise cap, I'm at between 18-26 depending on gear) and Glyph of Hammer of the Righteousness.
My current build: 05/59/07
Here's my TPS parse: Kelstet produced 7437 tps vs Full report (last monday's naxx 25)
Debates around Divine Sacrifice/Divine guardian; as was posted we aren't always the MT, and there's alot of situational times when decreasing the damage intake for an entire raid is something your healers will thank you for. I would say picking up Divinity will help as well, increasing healing done to you I switched to that when we progressed into Ulduar and it's helped a ton. Reckoning, is trash and a waste of points imo, just make sure to stick with the basics for dmg/threat/tanking when spec'ing.
Additionally if you aren't hit capped you have a chance for your taunts to miss as well as not hit the bosses/mobs effectively. If you don't want to glyph the hammer I would pick up the glyph that increases the effectiveness of your righteous defense taunt. Also if the heals are there and you feel comfortable doing it, as long as you have the gear I sometimes tank with SoB it helps my DPS not stay capped and my DPS goes up as well. All other times I'm tanking with Vengeance\Corruption for my Seal.
My rotation is: Consecrate, Holy shield, Avengers, hammer, judge, shield of the righteous, rinse wash repeat.
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