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Your gear is fine for VoA 10/25 and ToC 10/25 and maybe even the first wing of ICC 10. Someone can correct my math but if I recall correctly the 15 resilience on your shoulder combined with the 537 defense puts you at uncrittable for raid bosses.
Hello everyone,
im new to the whole idea of raiding. i have done quite afew pug heroic's (including chamber of reflection *woop*)
i was wondering is my gear good enough to do raids like VOA 10 and TOC 10?
(yes i know my def is lacking 3 points but that depends on the trinket i will use currently im swapping 100 stam for 5 points in deffence)
i am a tank (if you cant tell), if you can see any improvements or any gear that is missing that i MUST get before i even contemplate moving forward please let me know
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Put an armor kit on your legs, upgrade your boot enchant, enchant your weapon.
I'd recommend changing the strength gem in your legs to expertise/stamina.
Will leave you two points to do with as you please.
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No problem, sorry I can't help more with a warrior, but mines only lvl 42 right now. I tank on a DK and a Pally. I do know there's always a debate on here about filling out Shield Specialization in the Deep Wounds spec. Some do it, some don't like it; don't be surprised if you see some variations on it come your way.
Can you raid ICC - depends on who you raid with - with the 25% buff we pulled someone only slightly better geared through to 6/12 10n. If everyone else is geared similarlly, probably be hard.
Pugging will be difficult with that gear to be honest because most pugs assume GS = ability.
Some suggestions:
You still have a lot of triumph upgrades - stay with randoms a little while longer:
Helm - Triumph 245
Neck - Conquest 226 (trade triumph down)
Chest/Wrists - Crafted 245 - should be fairly cheap for mats now Titansteel + runed orbs < 80g now - If you're looking for a way to earn gold, have you done all the quests in places like Grizzly Hills and Howling Fjord - in 3 nights clearing out those zones I made about 3k gold from quest rewards, drops, farming along the way, etc. That should be more than enough for crafting the wrists and chest.
Back - Farm the cloak from the 1st boss in HoR Normal. Farm the Sheild from the Second Boss (1st boss cloak has bonus armor = golden, 2nd boss is the best non-raiding/PvP sheild available)
Trinkets - replace one with Glyph of Idom (1792 armor, 245 Triump Emblem item). The other is personal preference, but I'd suggest farming ToC5 Normal for The Black Heart. It's 46 less stamina, but the good uptime on the proc makes it valuable.
Frosties - I'd upgrade your belt and then your wrists so Vergis Belt first then Gauntlets of the Kraken. Major upgrades.
2% threat enchant on gloves (armsman) is frankly useless. The 2% doesn't do anything really. If you were right at the edge, maybe, but having rogues Trick you, hunters MD to you and pallys use Hand of Salv on high threat + your use of vig > great.
34k unbuffed health isn't bad for entry into ICC but 24k armor is pretty low. 28k+ would be better. It will really be noticable against the giant bone guys that spring from the traps, Morrogwar, and Saurfang's enrage having the extra armor.
Morrowgar was actually the toughest boss for us in first wing to a less geared tank up because of the more common interrupts to healing. more armor will help a good deal with this.
Others - you could buy the mats and get the 226 boots crafted, or try FoS for the 232 tanking boots to drop
Don't gem Str... o_O
Tusker's on your boots (+15 sta, +minor run speed)
Don't forget the leatherworking leg enchants, 55 sta right there
Ideally that 30 Sta gem in your gloves would be in your belt's prismatic socket and the +def/+Sta in the belt would be in your gloves. Hit both bonuses that way. Mostly though, you're going to ignore socket bonuses except for:
A) 1 +Dodge/+Sta gem in the best red slot (usually helm or belt or boots, they usually offer either just a R, or a RB)
B) If you're low on Def, hitting yellow sockets with +10 Def/+15 Sta, though you're almost a the point you don't need to do this (though since it's 3 stamina, I did use the +10 Def/+15 sta gem in my 245 Triumph Helm before I got the 251 tier helm).
C) Other than that, pure stamina - and wait to see if this changes in cata.
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You don't need anger management - remove the point there and put it in Deep Wounds
Take the 5 points out of cruetly. Put 3 in Armored to the Teeth (essentially 1 AP for every 36 armor, at 24k armor thats 667 ap). (2 extra points now)
Take the 2 points out of blood rage. (4 extra points now)
Put 3 points in Incite (1 extra point now)
Remove 3 points from Puncture (4 extra points now)
Put 2 points in Improved Disciplines (the lower CD is important later on) and 2 points in Gag order (sheild bashing Lady Deathwhisperer and risen arch mages is very valuable)
If threat is a problem, take 3 points out of Shield spec and put them in Focused rage (focused rage > Puncture. Puncture only works for Sunder/Dev, focused rage for all offensive attacks)
Glyphs - Devastate, Sheild Wall, and Taunt are the most common. Taunt will be important as you're learning some of the fights (Gormock from ToC, Lady Deathwhisperer, Deathbringer Saurfang, Festergut, Adds with Lady Dreamwalker in ICC).
Minor glyph, swap out blood rage for charge. A little extra rage right off the bat, plus other warriors can give battle or pallys might. The extra HP from Command is what you'll want to make sure is up.
An introduction into WarTanking (no longer updated as I've retired from WoW - the concepts will still be mostly accurate but the numbers no longer will be.) - http://www.tankspot.com/showthread.p...101-The-Primer
Thank you Loganisis, Bashal and TheOtherOne!
You guys have been really helpful! i have taken your advise on board and re speced and got new gems and what not
I will still reffer to your posts when i need help!
Yesterday me and my guild had a successful raid. we only died on a count of i was standing on the wrong person *silly mistakes*
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The first movement, one of Brahms's largest and yet most serene sonata designs, opens with a theme presented in two rhythmically distinct halves (triplets in the piano, followed by more flowing quavers in the cello). These two ideas are apt for separate development, yet in combination they achieve a statuesque balance of force, and this double theme easily dominates the movement despite a rich cast of subsidiary melodies and figures; it has the last word, just as it had the first.
The slow movement is one of the most glorious Brahms ever conceived, a large but subtle ternary form articulating what Joachim called its 'ambiguous passion'. The piano's tranquil, song-like opening theme, and its gypsy-style cadential turn, are developed at length in ever-more floridly decorated statements. The piano is mysteriously shadowed by the strings, which Brahms keeps muted until the return of the main section: this throws the piano, with its desolate 'Aeolian harp' flourishes and ardent second theme, into unusual relief. There are anticipations here of the slow movement of Brahms's Piano Concerto No 2, twenty years in the future. The muted sonorities return in the coda, hushing the openness of Brahms's lyricism.
At first, the easily flowing crotchet motion of the next movement seems too mild for a scherzo, too plain for a character-intermezzo like the analogous movement in the G minor Quartet. Yet it proves apt for an inexorable build-up of immense melodic spans. A more animated rhythmic interest appears only with the transition passage that leads to the second subject. The central trio is based on a variant of this transition theme, now turned fiery and Hungarian but treated with ruthless discipline as a strict canon between piano and strings.
The last movement is not a rondo but another fully worked sonata design; its first subject, nevertheless, has plenty of the capricious Hungarian colouring we associated with the alla Zingarese finale of the G minor Quartet. Here, however, the exotic flavour and idiosyncratic rhythms are subordinated to an ample, unhurried overall form whose length proceeds, Schubert-like, from the sheer size of the melodic paragraphs involved. The Olympian mood of relaxed strength satisfyingly rounds off a work whose perfect mastery is all the more remarkable for being so consistently understated.
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Mark of Norgannon - Item - World of Warcraft is missing from the list.
few things come to mind.
sons of hodir have some nice plate dps shoulders rep reward.
engineer's can craft a nice dps gun.
heroic UK has a nice pair of plate dps pants drop.
leather workers can craft a nice cloak.
dont know how to link items.
Last edited by nosebone; 12-23-2008 at 05:05 PM.
am i reading your trinkets list correctly? grim troll is listed ahead of bandit's insignia? im trying to figure out why bandit's is not getting a higher spot. the 190 ap plus the proc are great. the proc alone is usually about 1.5% of my dps and the 190 ap is really nice. trolls hit is not really needed unless your really low on hit and the proc is not that great either. please explain how or if your listing troll as a better ranked trinket.
why are the SEP values for head slots the only ones listed?
heres my last naxx25 wws Wow Web Stats
the proc is almost exactly every 45 seconds and it hits for 2100 avg damage and crits alot. you say it looks underwelming yet grims troll looks better to you? im having trouble understanding how a raiding warrior is short on hit and the proc on troll is definitely not work that much.
whats also really nice about bandits proc is on fights where your damage is buffed so is its proc...on thaddius 6 procs did 29000 damage...im gona try and get grims when it drops since it is a good tank threat trinket..when i do ill do some tests on its dps versus bandit's, but i have to say any raiding warrior that equips grims over bandits is definitely losing out on dps.
Last edited by pompuspilot; 01-02-2009 at 06:47 PM.
So over the whole night, the proc accounted for a whopping 1% of your dps. Grim Toll's proc, averaged out, will be WELL beyond a 1% damage increase. Yes, hit is a lackluster stat after the specials cap, but still useful in a TG build.
Using Thaddius as a benchmark for anything is pretty silly though.
acutally 1.4% wws rounds down
so my point is 190 attack power along with another 1.5% proc on avg is going to be better then the arm pen proc on trolls. if you have numbers that state otherwise then please post them. untill then im done with reading your assumptions
I have neither trinket, but from eyeballing the two trinkets, Grim Toll is better. ~40% ArP on proc will generate about a 12% damage increase (after sunders/Imp FF) assuming you have 20% of your damage from bleeds. The trinket has an uptime of roughly 18% uptime, averaging out to ~2.3% damage increase.
Neither trinket is amazing; the difference is small, and either should be replaced by Loetheb's Shadow, Greatness, Mirror, FotFF. So it's hardly even worth arguing about, and this will be my last post on the subject until actual math or testing is posted.
^ is also a ludicrous thing to say.the hit is not going to increase your dps unless your under the hit cap
Last edited by Corbusier; 01-04-2009 at 04:44 PM.
This guide is very useful. I like it.
However, you assuming the warrior is already hit capped kind of hurts the value of certain gear, in my mind. I'd love another list where hit isn't at .3 SEP, assuming the warrior isn't at hit cap.
To the previous-previous poster, hit is still providing DPS because you can still increase your white damage, it's only the specials that won't get helped, if my understanding is correct.
I understood that, but assuming the warrior starts off at special hit cap hurts the value of certain gear, since getting to 10-12% hit still requires a bit of thinking, and some of the gear that's listed as best in slot has no +hit on it.
Not..really. I'd still like to maintain 10-12% hit for rage generation.


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Labor Day Omnium Day 3 – Circuit Race
September 5, 2011 at 12:15 pm 4 comments
I took 4th place today in the final race of the labor day omnium, my highest placing ever in an NRC event, and I fell just one lap short of taking a solo win. It was an amazing experience even though it was a bit disappointing to miss the podium by one spot. Still very happy though! Here is how the race played out:
The course was the same course as the long first lap of the time trial on Friday – technical 2.6 mile course closed to traffic but wide open for a fast tactical race. With 25 laps and nearly 70 miles of racing ahead of us, I figured that we would average 25mph. As soon as the race began, however, I realized that 25mph was definitely underestimating the speed of the group as we continued to average well over 27mph lap after lap. Once the race blew up into several small groups, the average speed dropped to a final average of 26.1mph … here are the lap splits annotated -
NAME DIST SPEED POWER TIME Comment Lap 1 2.7 mi 25.7 mph 220 watts 0:06:25 Lap 2 2.7 mi 27.6 mph 284 watts 0:05:57 Fast Lap 3 2.7 mi 27.7 mph 256 watts 0:05:55 Fast Lap 4 2.7 mi 27.5 mph 283 watts 0:06:00 Fast Lap 5 2.7 mi 27.5 mph 284 watts 0:05:58 Fast Lap 6 2.7 mi 27.9 mph 245 watts 0:05:53 Fast Lap 7 2.7 mi 26.8 mph 227 watts 0:06:07 Lap 8 2.7 mi 25.3 mph 257 watts 0:06:31 Points prime (1pt) Lap 9 2.7 mi 24.8 mph 244 watts 0:06:36 Lap 10 2.7 mi 26.8 mph 246 watts 0:06:06 Lap 11 2.7 mi 26.6 mph 256 watts 0:06:10 Lap 12 2.7 mi 22.9 mph 188 watts 0:07:09 Slow Lap 13 2.7 mi 27.3 mph 238 watts 0:05:59 Lap 14 2.7 mi 26.4 mph 207 watts 0:06:13 Lap 15 2.7 mi 27.3 mph 222 watts 0:06:01 Lap 16 2.7 mi 27.6 mph 271 watts 0:05:57 Points prime (1pt) Lap 17 2.7 mi 26.6 mph 290 watts 0:06:09 Lap 18 2.7 mi 26.5 mph 271 watts 0:06:13 Lap 19 2.7 mi 27.3 mph 272 watts 0:06:00 Lap 20 2.7 mi 25.1 mph 254 watts 0:06:32 Lap 21 2.7 mi 24.7 mph 267 watts 0:06:39 Points prime (3pts) Lap 22 2.7 mi 26.1 mph 306 watts 0:06:16 Solo Lap 23 2.7 mi 25.6 mph 283 watts 0:06:25 Solo Lap 24 2.7 mi 24.6 mph 263 watts 0:06:39 Solo Lap 25 2.7 mi 24.6 mph 244 watts 0:06:40 Caught finished 4th
The first few laps were really fast with splits in the field and large groups rolling off the front. I made it into one of these splits with about 15 riders, but there wasn't enough cohesion in the group to stay off the front. At this point, it's hard to remember exactly how the final break materialized. I was riding aggressively on the points prime laps to try to get omnium points and managed to snag 3rd place on two of them good for 1 point each.
On lap 16, I was already in a break of about 12 riders when I led out the sprint for the omnium points hoping to get a jump on the faster guys. I managed to hold on for third but the sprint itself had shelled a few riders. At this point we were down to 8 riders. About midway through the next lap, a group of three including Alexey Schmidt (Team Type I), Serghei Tvetcov (Aerocat), and Demis Aleman (Jamis) rolled off the front of our break. For the next three laps, the five of us that were left – me, Oscar Clark (Realcyclist), Shane Braley (Chemstar), a Mountain Khakis rider, and Team Cocos rider worked to chase back up to the three off the front. When we finally caught them, it was back to a break of 8, but one that lacked any cohesion at all as everyone was tired and everyone had strong riders in the field and chase behind us. I didn't want to get caught so I kept trying to push the pace and would roll off the front either by myself or once with Alexey and once with Shane. The rest of the group would always get itself organized again and work its way back up to us.
With 5 laps to go, they rang the bell for a points prime. Without any cohesion in the group, I rolled off the front again this time getting a pretty good lead. Realizing that there were three omnium points on the line, I drilled it hard to try to stay away for the points. I looked back and was shocked at the gap I had opened up. So that helped me to keep pushing harder hoping to have enough of a lead so that when the group started to chase I would be able to hold on for the points. About 3/4 of the way through the lap, I realized that I was going to get the points and that I had a big enough lead that there was a realistic chance I could win the race! I settled into as hard a rhythm as I could maintain and stayed away for the next three laps. I couldn't even sustain 300 watts by this point in the race even with the extra motivation of a chance at winning an NRC race. So by the start of the last lap (2.6 miles from the finish), a group of 3 that had split off from the rest of the break caught up to me.
At this point, I no longer had any thoughts of winning the race, and I was still concerned about the remnants of the break or even the 1st chase group from the field catching up to us by the end so I went to the front one more time to try to keep the pace up into the rolling section. There was an attack at the bottom of the climb, then a counter-attack by Serghei at the top that saw him get away solo. A couple seconds later, Demis attacked hard up the right-hand side with Oscar and I on the far left. He immediately got the gap and closed the distance to Serghei. Oscar and I were left behind to fight it out for 3rd. In the final sprint, I tried to go early attacking on the feedzone hill but Oscar was able to hold my wheel and come around to take third with me getting 4th. Ahead of us, Demis took the win just ahead of Serghei.
Gene and the Swagger crew put on a great VIP tent with food/drinks for the riders, and the podium ceremony was in front of thousands of people gathered for an annual concert. With the 5 omnium points that I got during the race, plus the 14 points for finishing third, that was enough to move me up to 11th overall for the weekend. At the beginning of the weekend I was hoping for a top 20 in the omnium, so I was able to almost get a top 10. Great way to wrap up the NRC racing calendar. I'm excited for two more races to end the season – Pensacola in two weeks and then the Six Gap criterium and century the week after that.
Here is my power data (no heartrate this weekend, left my heartrate monitor in my office on Friday) -
Annotated power / speed / elevation graph
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First off, congratulations on your fourth-place finish. That sounds like some pretty serious competition. On another note, I successfully took on the Double Oak Way monster on Saturday morning at the end of riding the Routes 41 & 43 loop. Turns out that a cycling friend of mine was familiar with it. Regarding the .42 miles at 23.9% you noted re: Double Oak Way, is that from the beginning of the climb–the ascent beginning not too far off of Route 41–to the gate, which prevents unauthorized cars from proceeding further? According to my odometer, it was around .5 miles from the beginning of the ascent to the gate, and then about another .21 miles after the gate to the top of the crest of a very steep ascent. Still goes up a little after that, but it's relatively mild, as you know.
I'm wondering what the gradient of that last .21 miles is after the gate, because it really gets steep that last .1 mile, which includes a turn in the road. Thought you might have possibly included that portion in your .42 measure. If not, I gotta believe that's the steepest part. In any event, by my odometer's calculation of .75 miles, that's definitely the steepest climb for that distance I've ever encountered, so it was nice to have a break at the gate. :-)
Thanks for any input you can provide, Brian. God bless you and your family.
very cool brian! been following you for a bit..i was 4th at the huntsville omnium a couple of months ago that you won and was amazed when i saw you at the top of strava on the kom contest for july. planning to do the pensacola stage race in a couple weeks as well. i'll try & say 'hi'.
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IV: R.I.P. Spells/Talents (And Bearcat Spec)
The following spells did not make the cut and vanished into the Mists. Perhaps we'll see them again, but for the moment, they're gone. If you're new to Guardian tanking for MoP, you can skip this section.
* Challenging Roar. We still have Growl on its 8 second cooldown, but there's no more 'taunt everything' button. Presumably this is to make your DPS a bit more responsible in picking their first targets.
* Pulverize. Our 'buff self by cashing in 3xLacerate' ability, a 9% bonus crit chance was something that helped you offensively and defensively (as it increased your chances of a SD proc). Lacerate still stacks to 3, but it just kinda hangs out there until you refresh it.
* Fury Strikes. A free extra damage/threat boost. It used to be 6-9% of my damage.
* Demoralizing Roar. A 'reduce the damage you take' debuff, replaced by Weakened Blows, applied when you hit the mob with Thrash (see below).
For the rare bunch of us who were sporting a hybrid bearcat spec, it's officially pretty much dead. The following spells went off with the Feral split:
* Omen of Clarity - No free Mangles here.
* Tiger's Fury
* Savage Roar
* Razor Claws mastery
* Predatory Swiftness
* Shred
This means that while you can still do some damage in Cat form in Guardian spec, you'll have significantly weaker bleeds, no buff from TF or SR, and you're missing a whole attack in Rip. I won't know for sure until I can get some raid meters, but I expect a decent overall average DPS loss regardless of Bear or Cat form in Guardian, unless you manage to score a massive Vengance proc off of something.
Also, for our emergency healing abilities, we only have:
* Healing Touch (pops you out of form without Nature's Swiftness)
* Rejuvenation (also pops you out of bear without HotW active)
* Tranquility
The good news is that Guardians get their spellpower increased by their Agility.
V: Modified Spells/Old Talents
Same name, different functionality.
* Mangle now _generates_ Rage, at 5 per hit, 6.5 (was 8 pre 5.4 patch, but also adds the bonus to Mangle Crits, so you double dip on the crit bonus for a total of 26 Rage) if you picked up the Soul of the Forest talent, but as much as it was a 'press early and often' button in Cata, it is doubly so in MoP, since without Rage you're literally (soon to be) dead in the water. 6 second cooldown except when a reset proc goes off.
* Lacerate still applies a bleed, and initial hits have a chance (25% of resetting Mangle).
* Thrash now applies a debuff (Weakened Blows) which reduces Physical damage the enemies do to you by 10% for 30 seconds. It also has a 25% to reset Mangle.
* Maul and Swipe were buffed to do 20% more damage to bleeding targets.
* Maul (as of 5.1) when used during Tooth and Claw applies a damage debuff to the enemy you hit with it; its next melee strike does less damage as if you put a bubble on the mob's target. Usually reserved for when you aren't the active tank.
* Faerie Fire automatically applies 3 stacks of the Weaken Armor debuff, similar to as if you'd talented it, but also has a 25% chance to reset Mangle.
* Savage Defense. Formerly a passive talent that absorbed physical hits based on your AP (modified by Vengance), this talent is now one of two Active Mitigation talents that gives you 45% dodge for 6 seconds, 9 second cooldown, 3 charges, costing a straight 60 Rage per use. Don't let that fool you, though. In practice, you can't keep it up long enough to use all 3 charges except in situations where you start with a full Rage bar. More often than not you'll have holes where you can't put it up at all.
* Frenzied Regeneration. Formerly a 3 minute cooldown talent that regenerated a portion of your health and increased your max health, this talent now is our other Active Mitigation talent. It heals you based on the higher of the following two formulae as of this writing:
a) 2* (AP - 2xAgility)
b) Stamina x 2.5.
What this means is that unless your AP-buffed Vengance minus 2x your Agility (a really small number) multiplied by 2 is higher than 2.5 times your Stamina, you will always have the second heal value as your Frenzied Regeneration value, something on the order of 22K or so at level 85. This is not a lot of healing for 60 Rage, though it can be used with less than 60 Rage to heal for a smaller amount.
* Speaking of Vengance; it now has no cap, but uses the value of 1.5% (was 1.8% pre 5.4) of the unmitigated damage taken over the last 20 seconds according to the tooltip. Its impact is far less useful now defensively now that it no longer affects Savage Defense, and it takes a very high amount to affect your Frenzied Regen total.
* Mark of the Wild no longer grants Resistance and armor. It instead only adds 5% to Strength, Agility, and Intellect.
* Bash turned into a talent choice (Mighty Bash) and cannot be reduced below 50 seconds.
* Thick Hide is now a passive talent, and now reduces all magical damage by 25% on top of its old 'prevents critical hits'.
VI: New Toys
* Bear Hug (level 18) - The new 1 minute Bash, only this one immobilizes the target and does damage proportional to 30% of your health over 3 seconds. Bad part is that you also are also immobilized.
* Symbiosis (level 87) - Hijack a party member's abilities. You don't get to choose what you get except by who you do it to. Different specs get different results. You also give them a new spell for their spellbook in return. Longer discussion about what utility works to come.
VII: Rotation, Rotation, Rotation
As stated earlier, your goal is to generate Rage early and often for your survivability.
The new rotation priority for single target:
(Mangle > Thrash/FF > Lacerate) >= SD/FR >>> Maul/Swipe
Mangle is your rage generator and the highest source of damage. 6 second cooldown.
Thrash is the second highest source of damage when combined with its bleed effect. 6 second cooldown.
FF can be used in place of Thrash if Thrash isn't anywhere near close to falling off. 6 second cooldown.
Lacerate adds another bleed, and should be kept up at 3 stacks, 3 second cooldown.
SD/FR - Use SD if you're fighting melee mobs. Use FR if at less than ~60% health in order to help your healer catch up.
Maul carefully only if you have 100 Rage, close to 100% health and are not about to be tanking shortly.
The rationale behind this rotation is that you want to keep free Mangle procs coming as much as possible, so having while Thrash and Lacerate up and running is fine for DoT bleeds, hit whichever of them is off cooldown. FF is also duly back in our rotation due to its own ability to proc Mangle on cast, not to mention that it can slow down mobs if talented for it and silence them if glyphed for it.
On multiple mobs:
Mangle > Thrash > Swipe = Tab-Lacerate > FF > Maul.
When tanking multiple mobs, Swipe will get you more threat/damage per GCD (it does 20% more damage to bleeding targets, which you have a bleed on from Thrash and Lacerate), but tab-Lacerate will put a bunch of DoTs for sustained threat and have a chance of netting you a Mangle.
A little bit of philosophy, and maybe wrapping my head around what Blizzard intended with this whole Vengance-affects-your-Active Mitigation spells thing:
- Old tanking: get threat, keep threat, save defensive cooldowns for big bad boss abilities that you can't get out of. Get out of special ability zones. Stand there and look awesome while being beat on.
- New tanking: get threat, build resource, ascertain whether you can afford to use a defensive cooldown in order to spike your Vengance for 20 seconds, use Vengance buffed abilities for the next 20 seconds.
The building resource bit is the tough part. If you're bad at it, you won't have access to your Active Mitigation capabilities very often, so you wind up being about as squishy as a heavily armored DPS. Which... is exactly what they were looking to do. It's no longer just about mashing your buttons, but recognizing which of your abilities are important for the buffs and debuffs and resource generators, and actively managing your Vengance is the extra bonus level part.


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Woody, Jets Support Troops in Kabul FB TourneyPosted by on November 22, 2012 – 6:18 pm
Thanksgiving football is alive and well today, in the NFL with three games, crowned by Jets-New England at MetLife Stadium tonight, as well as at numerous colleges and high schools around the country.
And let's not forget Kabul, Afghanistan.
That was the venue half a world away for today's Kabul Ultimate Football Tournament, a 7-on-7 extravaganza featuring five teams and involving as many as 70 U.S. soldiers and members of Coalition forces and played under the rules of ultimate football.
And the New York Jets were a big presence at the big day, which even included a tailgate section set up for breakfast.
U.S. Army Col. John Sheard is a rabid fan and great friend of the Green & White and owner Woody Johnson. He's a New Jersey resident whose duties include supervision of all aircraft assigned to the New Jersey National Guard as well as recruitment programs and promotion. He's in Afghanistan for six months reviewing all helicopter operations there.
Col. Sheard hatched plans for the tournament back in September, always envisioning it to be held this morning in Afghanistan, well ahead of tonight's Jets-Patriots game. His main objective for the event was to increase morale of the troops in Kabul, supporting both American soldiers and members of the 49 Coalition forces in the country.
He has worked with the Jets marketing department in the past, and when the organization learned of his tournament, the team moved quickly, donating jerseys and NY/NJ Super Bowl Host Committee T-shirts for the 2014 Super Bowl to be played at MetLife Stadium.
The green jerseys with white trim all carried the "player name" of KABUL – USA over uniform No. 12. The number let the service members all know that their sacrifices as the U.S. "12th man" in this area of the world haven't been forgotten.
The media machine kicked into high gear as well. You may have already heard about the tournament on CBS' NFL Today this afternoon. NBC is expected to cover the event during the Jets-Pats game, the network's first Thanksgiving night broadcast ever. Associated Press, Armed Forces Network and other outlets have provided information. We're told video of the event has gone viral on the Internet as well. And the Jets will show a clip on the MetLife videoboards during tonight's game.
Col. Sheard tells us US V Corps won the tournament. His team didn't fare so well, but as he told us in an email, "This event for me was not about winning. It was about the USA tradition of Thanksgiving and US football. … I can tell you that all players and fans were ecstatic to be part of this event."
Woody Johnson and the Jets are pleased and honored to have been able to support this event for our troops in Afghanistan.
Tags: Afghanistan, Col. John Sheard, Kabul Ultimate Football Tournament, Woody Johnson
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By GaryC on Nov 22, 2012 | Reply
The big key for tonight's game is:TO HAVE MORE POINTS AT THE END OF THE GAME THEN THE PATS.
By Mike Glaser on Nov 22, 2012 | Reply
John. We are all proud of you and it doesn't surprise me that you brought this event to Afghanistan…. I wouldn't expect anything else.
You are missed..
By GaryC on Nov 22, 2012 | Reply
See,some turkeys did survive Thanksgiving and they were in jet uniforms,Hey Rex,how much more are we seeing of Scott this season.I did say earlier in the week it would be embarrassing to lose,seeing that the Patriots really didn't need the game and the jets were fighting for their lives,well I guess the jets had a wee bit of too much turkey and spiked cider before the game.Oh well lets get the draft lists ready.
By GaryC on Nov 22, 2012 | Reply
if Tebow has a rib problem why isn't McElroy suited up.Boy at the rate this regime is going,Kotite might be laughing now.
By GaryC on Nov 23, 2012 | Reply
It is understandable now why Sanchez cannot see the receivers down the field,If he can't see Moore's butt in front of him how can he see 30 yards down the field.
By ron alexander on Nov 23, 2012 | Reply
Wow! I must be like completely confused? Was yesterday Thanksgiving? Or was I dreaming and it was actually Halloween? Guys, no way in hell I'm gonna defend anybody connected to the Jets but has anyone ever seen such a devastating chain of events like what we say last night? I have never seen so many balls bounce into the waiting arms of opponents for easy T.D's The amazing thing about it was it appeared to me the jets were actually playing hard.Not well,but hard? O.k, heres the deal; first of all, no way I go into a game knowing my back-up Q.B has a couple of cracked ribs & dont have my 3rd Q.B active! Next: on a play action pass how does my r.g allow himself to be shoved backwards-
By ron alexander on Nov 23, 2012 | Reply
cont.- like Brandon Moore did? CANT HAPPAN!, The red-zone int asided, how does my Q.B not know the play resulting in him having to try to scramble back to the line os scrimmage and still fumble the ball inspite of the fact he was sliding? How do we go into a game vs an opponent we are so familular with & still mamage to bow so many coverages like Landry vs. Edelman & langster trying to cover Welker on the t.d? And on the drive we were stopped on after running the same play 5 consecutive times, why no bootleg or mis-direction? The point here is as bad as the players played the preperation was worse.And please dont blame ths short week as N.E played Sunday too & they had to travel as well.
By ron alexander on Nov 23, 2012 | Reply
IRA, we all love ya baby but if you want to take this game off we will understand. Even a devout die-hard guy like you is allowed to tale a pass after a "Debacle like last night. S.C.Joe, this was the Debacle of all Debacle's! this will go down as "BLACK THURSDAY" in Jet history.Even Firemen ED left early! I am so glad I chose to stay home & celebrate the holiday with my family! GARY C, hilarious dude! Great post about the "turkeys" that survived the holiday! The truley sad thing to come out of this loss was that N.E played with 2 back up O-linement plus one that was just returning from injury.Not to mention no Gronkowski as well. Very sad!
By Jet Fan Since '64 and Post-Apocalyptic Tom ocalyspse Tom on Nov 23, 2012 | Reply
ron a, if the ridiculous move to inactivate McElroy even when Tebow had two broken ribs goes down as the stroke that gets Rex Ryan as far away from the green and white as possible, it will have been well worth suffering it.
By davetharave on Nov 23, 2012 | Reply
McElroy MUST be given a start, the season's over you have to see what he can do.
By ron alexander on Nov 24, 2012 | Reply
TOM 64,good point, I could live with that. i would never wish for any player to be seriously injured, but why cant sanchez be one of the guys on this team with a hamstring injury. The only way we will see MacIlroy is if Sanchez is injured and cant play. And I have zero interest in seeing Tebow either.
By Jet Fan Since '64 Tom for the New Dawn on Nov 24, 2012 | Reply
ron a, at this point just about the only people who pay attention to the NFL who think Sanchez and Tebow are ever gonna be blue-chip QBs are a couple of dreamers who post on this site. This is one reason that I believe both Mr T and Rex could well be gone, if not now then only a few days after the season. This kind of embarrassment can't be spun by Woody, doesn't leave him any wiggle room, won't allow him to ask for "patience" from Jet fans, and anybody who backed a take-no-prisoners guy like Romney (more when he was in the private sector than the public) knows that. Woody is the next person who'll become a figure of ridicule and I don't think he'll stand for that, since there's no reason he has to given the power that he holds.


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(Kampala, Lake Mburo National Park, Bwindi, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Semliki National Park, Murchison Falls)
From spotting rare mountain gorillas in the wild through the mist of dense rainforest, to witnessing herds of elephants roam over the vast savannah, you'll connect with the wild heart of Africa in every sense.
Experience the vibrancy of Ugandan city life in the country's busy capital of Kampala, and travel to the extreme center of the equator and through dense tracts of tropical rainforest in lake Mburo National Park. You'll also hike deep into Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in search of wild mountain gorillas; try to spot an elusive tree-climbing lion and track elephants, buffaloes, lions and antelopes in Queen Elizabeth National Park; explore the rainforest in Semliki National Park that's home to wild chimpanzees; watch hippos and crocodiles at the foot of Murchinson Falls; and visit the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for an afternoon tracking wild rhinos.
This is the ultimate trip for wildlife lovers, and your expert team of local guides, trackers and private drivers will ensure you get the most out of every experience. You'll also soak in plenty of Uganda's human culture with visits to artisan workshops and local schools where you'll receive a hero's welcome from excited students. Experience Uganda's finest food and service in a collection of world-class luxury safari camps and remote lodges.
Enjoy a personalized vacation that best suits your needs, developed by one of our experienced destination experts. Relax during your trip with our 24/7 support and expert local guidance.
Welcome to the East African primate capital, the heavily forested country of Uganda! Upon arrival to the Entebbe International Airport, a representative will meet and you load up your entire luggage and head towards the Ugandan capital city of Kampala where you will overnight.
Depart the Ugandan capital of Kampala en-route to the Lake Mburo National Park grounds. Your driver will travel in a south-westerly direction for the specific purpose of travelling to workshops of the Mpigi Drum Makers. It is here where you'll watch numerous ceremonial drums being hand-crafted using the traditional methods passed down from one generation to another. Next, you'll travel to the extreme center of the Earth, the Equator. After some time spent snapping photos, it's off to the Papyrus swamps, where tracts of dense, tropical rainforest merge seamlessly into the rolling plains of Ankole. Shortly after travelling through the swamps, you'll arrive within the confines of the Lake Mburo National Park grounds.
Your park fees are included for this day.
Enjoy a game drive to view the parks' plains, game and birds in their evening habitats, when they are usually the most active. Return to lodge in time to freshen up for dinner.
Wake up bright and early today to enjoy an exciting morning game drive around Lake Mburo. After your game drive, you'll depart the confines of the Lake Mburo National Park and head towards the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. Often referred to as the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, this area boast some truly thick vegetation consisting of massive evergreen trees that stretch to great heights for sunlight. It is here within the Impenetrable Forest where almost half of the world's population of Mountain Gorilla reside. The travel time between these two diverse locations is approximately 6 hours depending on weather conditions.
En-route to Bwindi, stop at a local school for a visit with some of the school children.
In the afternoon, enjoy some time on your own to relax.
Wake up very early and depart with a picnic lunch to track the rare Mountain Gorillas (hiking boots required). The tracking may take between 5 and 8 hours. The Park Guides with you interpret the flora and fauna and the lifestyle of the Gorillas. Return in the evening for dinner and overnight at the lodge. Only persons age 15 and over are allowed to track the gorillas.
Enjoy an early game drive this morning before making our way to Queen Elizabeth National Park. You will make a stop in Ishasha where, if you are lucky, you will catch a glimpse of the famous tree climbing lion.
Enjoy time at leisure to explore at your own pace, or relax at your hotel.
Enjoy a morning game drive in Queen Elizabeth National Park. The Park has several spots stretching over 200kms of well maintained game viewing tracks. The best time for game drives is in the morning hours where there are high chances of seeing elephants, buffaloes, lion and a variety of antelopes and other wildlife.
The boat cruise on the Kazinga channel usually lasts for 2 hours and it gives visitors the opportunity to see a variety of yawning hippos in water, water birds, buffaloes, elephants, zebras, the Uganda-kobs, topis, water bucks, bush bucks, reed bucks, duiker, mongoose, swamp antelopes, spotted hyena, warthog, forest hog and in difficult routes in the south.
Enjoy an early morning game drive before setting off to Semliki National Park. The drive will take approximately 4 hours.
Enjoy a box lunch while you travel (included in tour price).
Walk down into the beautiful gallery rainforest to track wild chimpanzees. These are usually tracked at dawn or dusk due to the fact that these apes tend to disappear in the middle of the day. There are also a number of bird species which are found in this picturesque forest. Retire from the chimp tracking and then in the afternoon you may relax at the pool or go for a game drive as you watch the sun set.
Depart early this morning for Murchison Falls. On arrival at the park, you will pass over the top the falls for a great view. Approximate travel time is 7 hours.
In the cool early morning before the sun rises too high, you will see plenty of game on the Buligi, Albert and Queen's tracks north of the River Nile. The bulk of Murchison falls wildlife is concentrated to the northern bank of the Nile, and the best for game drives is the circuit of tracks that run west from the ferry jet at Paraa to the Lake Albert Delta.
Enjoy a boat excursion today from lodge to the foot of Murchison Falls. Hippos and crocodiles are abundant, and you will see elephants, buffaloes, waterbucks and birds like; Herons, Cormorants, Ducks, Bee-eaters, Fish Eagles, Kingfishers, and the rare Shoebill. The trip from Para to the Falls and back takes about three hours. A boat trip to the Delta where the Victoria Nile engorges into the Lake Albert leads through papyrus swamps. The trips takes about four to five hours and you will see a similar variety of animals and birds.
After breakfast you will depart for Kampala. En-route, you will stop at Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary for an afternoon rhino tracking venture which is approximately three hours from Murchison Falls. Kampala is an additional two hour drive from Nakasongola. Please talk to your Kensington Tours Travel Consultant if you wish to overnight at the Sanctuary. Please note lodging is simple with en-suite bathrooms.
One of our trained rangers will meet you upon arrival and give you an introduction to the Ziwa Rhino Sanctuary. Depending on where the rhinos happen to be when you arrive, you will drive to the closest location and then approach the rhinos on foot. You will then have an opportunity to observe the rhinos in their habitat at a very close, and very safe, distance. The animals are magnificent and the opportunity to see them up close is truly one not to be missed. The tracking excursion lasts on average between 1-2 hours.
Transfer from Kampala hotel to the Entebbe international airport.
Cassia Lodge is located on Buziga Hill, one of the highest hills of Kampala, close to Lake Victoria. With the environmental temperatures being cool, guest can relish in that there are very few mosquitoes around when outside of the property enjoying the astonishing view of the lake as well as the city. The lodge offers excellent international cuisine in a serene environment, with a highly trained and experienced culinary staff at the helm. The lodge itself offers guests stays in one of the twenty luxurious rooms which all feature satellite television, mini-bar and spectacular balconies with overlooking views of the lake. Guest can also enjoy use of the swimming pool during those sunny afternoon hours to cool down.
The exclusive Mihingo Lodge is a peaceful retreat which strategically sits adjacent to Lake Mburo National Park. The property features ten tented rooms which have been built on raised wooden platforms that are covered by a thatched roof. Suspended under the thatched roof is a spacious and comfortable tent which has been equipped with safari style amenities and facilities including en-suite bathrooms that produce both hot and cold running water for the shower, and flushing toilets. The property also features a large dining area and an infinity pool.
Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp is nestled deep inside Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southwest Uganda. This camp is one of the most remote and atmospheric in Africa. The main area features a comfortable lounge and bar area as well as the main dining area while the mini spa offers a wide selection of treatments. Located within the National Park, Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp offers guests an unrivalled location, including the best bird and wildlife viewing in the Bwindi area. In fact, Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp often receives regular visits from the gorillas themselves. For the lucky guests in camp at those times, they may have the chance for a gorilla encounter without even leaving Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp.
Mweya Safari Lodge is located in the Queen Elizabeth National Park, which boasts numerous unique attractions, in addition to all the game viewing and ornithology, which have become synonymous with the term safari.
Semliki Safari Lodge is situated in the Semliki Valley Wildlife Reserve (formerly called Toro Game Reserve), in the Western Rift Valley. It is the only accommodation in over 500 square kilometres of wilderness, offering a truly private experience. Built out of local materials, the lodge has a feeling of traditional rustic without losing that all-important comfort.
Paraa Safari Lodge is in Murchison Falls National Park, North West Uganda. The 40 metre wide River Nile, on it's journey from its source at Lake Victoria to join Lake Albert, is suddenly compressed into a gorge only six meters wide, and cascades into a boiling pot 43 metres below. The earth literally trembles at Murchison Falls, one of the world's most powerful flows of natural water. Elevated high above the Falls on the north side of the river, the historical Paraa Safari Lodge enjoys simply astounding views. The lodge is one hour flight from Entebbe or six hours drive by road.
Shayna Maislin ,
April 21, 2014
"I would highly recommend the tour guide that we had in the Serengetti . He was extremely knowledgeable, very helpful and courteous. We all agree that Kensington has first class staff working for them in Africa. All the camps that we stayed at were absolutely beautiful except perhaps for the one in Lake Manyara. All in all it was a spectacular trip!"
Janine Chey ,
April 21, 2014
"Our trip to Masai Mara via Kensington ran very smoothly. We stayed at the Mara West Lodge. Beautiful location atop a ridge overlooking the Masai Mara plains. Our luxury tents were quite comfortable and the staff/service at the lodge were great. Meals were very nice especially the daily soups. Our guide, Steve, was also great...so knowledgeable and eager to show us many interesting things. He planned our daily game drives and took us on a nature hike one afternoon. He clearly knows and understands this ecosystem. He has an amazing eye, finding animals in fields of tall grasses. Our entire family had an amazing time, trip of a lifetime...would love to go back!"
Justin Yax ,
April 21, 2014
"Once again, a perfect trip. From Elizabeth's planning to Godfrey's guiding, we could not have asked for a more thorough and well planned safari. I can't wait to come back and do it again, this time with a Kilimanjaro climb added onto the trip!"
Nancy Frierson ,
April 21, 2014
"The entire trip was superb - all the transfers, the lodging and the food, the safari experience and the knowledgeable guides. The guide's ability to spot an animal and identify it at a great distance allowed us to see and photograph all the animals on our list and then some. The lodgings were even better than we had hoped and the staff could not possibly have been better. Our trip of a lifetime turned out to be just that."
Avi J.Moskovitz ,
February 03, 2014
"We finally returned from the most magical vacation in Morocco and we cannot thank Lily and Kensington Tours enough!! This trip was beyond amazing and we are so appreciative for everything done to make this trip happen last minute for us!
We had a spectacular tour guide that spoke 8 languages, Ismail, and the friendliest and warmest driver, Said, whom made the experience absolutely phenomenal! Not only did we learn and see, but we laughed, danced, ate like pigs, kissed camels and snakes, ran in the Sahara desert under the stars, and enjoyed life - the best gift of all!
Ebony Hoskins ,
October 18, 2013
"I am so happy that I used Kensington Tours to help with my dream trip to Cape Town South Africa. I was looking for a well respected tour company that planned private guided tours that was not going to cause me my leg, lol. I begin searching companies by reputation and value. I narrowed it down to Kensington Tours because of the quality and value. I felt taken care of prior to my departure due to the detailed itinerary.
From the time of got off the plane to the time I headed back to the states, I was in excellent hands. The service was EXCELLENT! I will definitely use Kensington again. Certainly, a trip of a lifetime!"
Hanne Jones ,
October 24, 2013
"I have travelled all my life. I've combed much of Europe, from The arctic north in Norway to the streets of Seville in Spain, the beaches of Cannes and Nice in France and the medieval heart of Bologna in Italy. I've been on two African safaris (one tented, one not), both "luxurious." I've been on more than a dozen jaunts to India, some guided, others not. Over the years I have discovered that I had rather be lost and disoriented in a foreign country than submit once again to the unbending schedule of a guided tour. Hence I had given up tours of any kind, until Molly Kelly, an American Express travel agent, suggested I might want simply to list the places my friends and I wished to see in Morocco then let Kensington Tours make accessing them in an orderly way not only possible but thoroughly enjoyable as well. And this Kensington Tours did. They pulled our disparate destinations together and designed a far, far better route than we could ever have done on our own. They satisfied all our requests and threw in delicious additions, areas of interest we had never considered or even heard of. Our accommodations were well within our means and wonderful. Our guide and driver, not to mention our Mercedes SUV, could not have pleased us more. In other words, thanks to Molly and her recommending Kensington Tours, we had a sensational holiday. "
Anthoula Korina ,
September 05, 2013
"Africa had always been a myth in mind since I was child that was up until a week ago. I just returned from an epic safari adventure! Kenya, Tanzania and the Maasai are sorely missed.
Words cannot fully express the magic of this ever-flowing journey. It was awe-inspiring, breathtaking, free and powerful. My mind keeps playing tricks on me; thinking rather hoping that I'm going to see a giraffe cross a busy NYC street :)
The memories will resonate for a lifetime. To boot, I went on this trip solo; female traveler. Not sure any of it would have been possible w/out Kensington Tours!!! Thank you..."
JaneJennings ,
July 12, 2013
"I had a wonderful trip visiting the mountain gorillas in Uganda. We were able to get really close to the gorillas and watched their interactions with each other. The local people are so gracious and made every minute a delight. The accomodations were great. I loved waking up in the morning to the sounds of the forest. The added luxury of a massage was a great way to end the trip!"
gingermedlen ,
July 26, 2013
"Our family of 6 traveled to Morocco for a 9 day Imperial cities discovery, I was absolutely amazing. Our guide Lahcen Zaaim was the best guide we have EVER had and we have traveled to many countries. There was not one subject that he was not knowledgeable about. He made the trip sooooo memorable. He was so flexible and when he picked us up in the mornings to head out, he was talking nonstop to tell us soo much about everything we were seeing. There was soooo much to see in Morocco and he made sure we saw it all.. He truly has a gift in the touring business, you feel as if your leaving your best friend when the trip is over. When we got to the airport in casablanca, he spotted us before we saw him and of course, we asked him, how did you recognize us? He even went as far as to get the King of Moroccos artist to meet us at our riad the night before we left to return home late to do our names in moroccan arabic to frame, They were beautiful, He showed us a picture of the Kings Face he had done for the Palace! Lily Baffour from Kensington planned our trip and she was amazing, planning everything as she thought we would like based on what I told her. She did an Outstanding job and literally sent our Iteniaries by next day air in a beautifully done spiral bound personally book for each family that was going on the trip, SOOOOOO IMPRESSED and she even got the guide we requested!!!! I cant say enough about this trip and Kensington, we will definitely use again!!! We experienced a VERY different culture in going to Morocco and thats what we wanted, a Very different exotic trip and thats what we got!!!! Again our accomodations we Top Notch, staying in the TRuly authenic Riads, they were SOOOOO Luxurious, Plan on taking another suitcase or buying one there because you will buy more things to bring home than any other trip because of all the Handicrafts there, especially in Fes!!!
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The grave melancholy of the opening 'Adagio — Allegro' pervades much of this predominantly lyrical work, but is partially relieved by the dazzling virtuosity of the 'Andante con variazioni'. The underlying tension, reflecting perhaps the emergence of a deep-rooted despondency in the composer caused by growing disillusionment with his position at Kassel, reappears in the form of restless agitation in the Scherzo. The mood changes in the trio (tonic major) as the breezy, wide-ranging melody is tossed from instrument to instrument in the 'first' quartet with striking virtuosity. A new mood of resolute optimism appears in the Finale which even the minor-mode second theme, with its insistent triplet figure, cannot dispel.
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