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Summoning Animal:Hippopotamus
Scroll Owner: Mangomango
Other Users who have signed contract: N/A
Summoning Boss if existing: None Yet.
Other Summoning Animals tied to contract:
Description and Background:
The hippopotamus is semi-aquatic, inhabiting rivers, lakes and mangrove swamps. The hippopotamus is recognizable by its barrel-shaped torso, enormous mouth and teeth, nearly hairless body, stubby legs and tremendous size, it is the third largest land mammal by weight.The hippopotamus is one of the most aggressive creatures in the world and is often regarded as one of the most dangerous animals.
Hippo's have a natural affinity to either Earth or Water, depending on the element (the element each summon will have as its affinity will be provided) the certain summon can use all of that elements Jutsus up to the rank of the certain summon. (Rank will also be provided).
Hippo's also discrete a red "sweat" which is infused with Chakra, from glades in their skin, the Hippos red "sweat" is a natural sunscreen and antiseptic - thanks to the red and orange pigments. The pigments can absorb harmful ultraviolet rays (290-400 nm). Also, the pigments inhibit the growth of pathogenic bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Klebsiella pneumoniae. The antibacterial role of the "sweat" explains why hippos manage to have scratches and wounds in their skin cured readily and rarely infected.
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(Kuchiyose no Jutsu: Nyūshi) Summoning Technique: Nyūshi
Type: Supplementary
Description: The user draws blood and performs the Snake hand seal and smudges the blood onto a surface.
Nyushi is the smallest and youngest of all of the Hippo Summons. He is roughly the same height as a human (from legs to back as he travels on all fours). Ressarikui has a natural affinity towards Earth and can use all Earth Jutsu up to A-rank without hand seals. (Although the preparation time for the Jutsu is the same, as well as all other requirements such as contact with earth).
Can only be summoned once and lasts four turns.
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(Kaba geijutsu: Akai ase) Hippopotamus Arts: Red Sweat
Type: Supplementary
Rank: A
Range: Short
Chakra: 30
Damage: N/A
Description: A Hippopotamus summon discrete a red "sweat" which is infused with Chakra, from glades in their skin, the Hippos red "sweat" is a natural sunscreen and antiseptic - thanks to the red and orange pigments. This allows for Hippo summons to continue fighting an extra turn after they have been defeated and makes Hippos immune to fire Jutsu of A-Rank.
-Every Hippo summon can use this once per Battle.
(Please feel free to edit until acceptable. ^.^)
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That said, what they are doing with Wrathion is pretty good even if its just a happily coincidental by product of necessary pretense for handing out welfare legendaries.
The whole bit with BWL was good back in the day and Ony posing as an advisor to the throne(and that whole scene where Fordragon goes Chuck Norris in the throne room) I mean, everyone really wanted to go whip her lying ass.
SWTOR bills its self as a story driven MMO and having gotten to max level on 3 toons there, I have to say it works really well but doesn't translate over to end game/large group content.
There is a happy medium. I think garbage like the Argent Tournament turns more people off. But that said, the game has shifted to things like cross realm and LFR because they believe enough people prefer a soulless, solitary experience where the people next to them could very well be an NPC as another player. You don't need story for that.......but it would be nice.
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Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors - Big Boi
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 46 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 38 out of 46
Mixed: 5 out of 46
Negative: 3 out of 46
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Mar 1, 2013Big Boi's new album 'Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors' is by far one of the best albums of 2013 In a time when so many albums and mix-tapes ain't worth the storage space on your device/hard-drive or the time it takes to steal it this album IS worth the $12.99 from itunes.
When so many rappers are spitting nursery rhymes about their cash and how they're the "Only Ni#%a in First Class",its refreshing to hear some grown up rapping with a great assortment of beat styles to match.
Funky joints like Raspberries ,Shoes for Running and CPU,make me think his music is heading in the right direction,originality at its best!
Get it ,you won't be disappointed.
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Now you know!… Expand
Jan 4, 2013VL&DR is an uneven hipster rap album that attempts to achieve above and beyond Big Boi's capabilities. While his partner Andre 3000 may be able to pull off weirdness well, Big Boi, unfortunately, cannot and often fails to leave a lasting impression with songs that seem almost amateurish. Thankfully, the highs outweigh the lows, with songs like, "The Thickets", the Janelle Monae-esque jam, "Apple of My Eye", "She Hates Me", "CPU", "Mama Told Me", "Lines", and "Tremendous Damage," being standouts.… Expand
Dec 20, 2012This is more good music than good rap or rapping. Big Boi does not really display top notch skills on this set he allows the musical compositions to do a lot of the work as he chooses to just go with the flow. It will be hard for a fan of the more hardcore rap scene to really get into this. "In the A" is really the only time he enters the hardcore world. We must understand that not everything is for everybody and this is one of those things that some will not really appreciate. I appreciate it for what it really is; good music and not necessarily good rap.… Expand
Dec 18, 2012A very messy album filled with ideas not thoroughly conceived. There are some tracks that hit hard like In the A and Shoes for Running but most of these songs are overdone and lost in electronic experimental nonsense. This is far bellow my expectations :(
Dec 18, 2012It's fun, it's clever, it's loud, it's funny. Not much negative stuff you could say about this if you've been into Big Boi for the long haul. There's also some heavy deep material in here and of course that rugged street audacity you need.
Dec 13, 2012Far less than Sir Lucious Left Foot but Big Boi tries to be innovative with electronic sounds compared to the funk of his solo debut. The best song is without a doubt Mama Told Me with Kelly Rowland. Slightly disappointed.
Dec 12, 2012Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors takes you to many places
Dec 12, 2012This album is in my opinion, a success. The direction represents an overall industry trend towards psychedelic Hip-Hop. Old school fans of Biggie might be disappointed by this direction, but I really appreciate the variety of sonic exploration contained in this album. I'm impressed.
Dec 12, 2012Once again General Patton proves that not only is he the most fun man in music, he is also the most open-minded. Big Boi is willing to play with any sounds, old or new, and it shows. From the Princesque pop ditty 'Mama Told Me' (featuring a sexy-sounding Kelly Rowland) to the straight-up Dirty South banger 'In the A', and more the more electronic numbers 'Objectum Sexuality' and 'Lines' - both featuring Phantogram - there's something for everyone here. But rather than catering to all tastes with three or four songs, Patton succeeds in making a mockery of genres and scenes. Which is to say that this album is just as approachable for a tight-jeaned indie scenester as it is an 80s funk or hip-hop diehard, or a present-day pop and R'n'B devotee.
There is absolutely no filler here whatsoever, but perhaps the most intriguing cut of all is 'Shoes for Running', a collaboration with Wavves and the oft-derided B.o.B, who rides the choppy guitars which separate the anthemic, chanty-indie verses with ease. As any hip-hop-head will tell you, Big Boi's 2010 effort 'Sir Lucious Left Foot' was easily the album of its year, and 'Vicious Lies' is mounting a serious if last-ditch challenge for this year's award. Stunning stuff.… Expand
Dec 11, 2012The album is decent. It's far from a classic, but far from being awful. It's quite average in fact. When Big Boi is rapping, it's good, but many of the songs have crazy affects put on them, which is irritating to listen to, especially when you can't hear the words due to the affects. "She Hates Me", "CPU", "Mama Told Me", "Lines", and "Tremendous Damage", are easily the best tracks here.
Dec 11, 2012Big Boi comes back from an amazing solo debut with an equally impressive album in its own right. He decided to switch things up for this one by experimenting with electronic and indie sounds, and it payed off. One of the most creative and unique rap albums of the year.
Feb 4, 2013It's not as scintillating as we've come to expect from the OutKast camp, but plenty of fun nonetheless. [Mar 2013, p.67]
Jan 30, 2013Despite the heterogeneous nature of the album as a whole, Patton is never out of his depth, even when paired with unusual collaborators.
Jan 29, 2013Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors has a much more electronic feel to it, with a plethora of synthesizers. The brassy street thump of past Big Boi releases is still present, it's just more centralized.


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My first guess would be your lack of hit rating....lots of misses mean no damage or threat means no aggro...especially when you charge in, miss with the opening shield slam, dps hits a crit, their goes that mob....
Hello everyone,
I am having problems holding aggro when doing heroics and some regular runs. I need to know what I need to do. I know my gear is not the best but I believe it is good enough to do heroics. Thanks for your help.
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This is my character I will be respecing to 15/5/51 as soon as the server comes up.
My first guess would be your lack of hit rating....lots of misses mean no damage or threat means no aggro...especially when you charge in, miss with the opening shield slam, dps hits a crit, their goes that mob....
moved to armory since technically.... this belongs there.
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I am currently having the same problem, Tatt is correct, it is due to lack of hit rating, which I haven't really worked on as I've been dpsing for quite a while.
Tempered Titansteel Helm: Arcanum of the Stalwart Protector
Heroes' Dreadnaught Breastplate: Greater Defense ...
Bolstered Legplates: Frosthide Leg Armor
Tempered Titansteel Treads: Greater Fortitude
Bindings of the Hapless Prey: Major Stamina ...
Valorous Dreadnaught Handguards: Armsman ...
Deflection Band: Stamina
Signet of the Impregnable Fortress: Stamina
Durable Nerubhide Cape: Titanweave ...
Red Sword of Courage: Titanium Weapon Chain ...
Crygil's Discarded Plate Panel: Defense ...
Burdened Shoulderplates: Lesser Inscription of the Pinnacle ...
as for your spec take that one point out of anger management and put it into deep wounds
take the point from imp spellreflect and puncture and place those into the fury tree
armord to the teeth and cruelty
thatright there is a metric crapton of threaton its own
then look at your rotations
Charge, shield slam, concussionblow, shockwave, then spam devastate/heroic strike
refresh shield slam andrevenge whenever they proc (with aoe targets replace heroic stike with cleave and tab targets applying 1-2 shield slam or revenge on them)
as for your hit rating try to reach the 8% special hit cap
also even for boss fights just b4 u charge in hop into berserker stance and hit the berserker cooldown... charge in and shield slam concussion blow you should be swimming in threat by then
I agree with rubinxt on moving some talent points around. I think for the most part that should solve any threat issues you have for the immediate future. Looking ahead, your top priority should be replacing those shoulders asap. Crusader's Square Pauldrons - Item - World of Warcraft are easily acquired from the AH or Bone-Polished Iceplate Shoulders - Item - World of Warcraft can be picked up from a quest in Grizzly Hills. Both would be good upgrades.
Also look to get your Sons of Hodir rep up for Lesser Inscription of the Pinnacle - Item - World of Warcraft and buy Frosthide Leg Armor - Item - World of Warcraft from the AH or a LW buddy; you need to get both.
If someone wants to take a look at me - I'll post here too, since its pretty much same topic.
I'm trying to improve as a tank, but in my guild, i am pretty much the only warrior tank. Please let me know if you see any glaring problems...Having some trouble with tps, same as most warrior tanks atm (until we get the rage buff in 3.1.0 i hope), right now i do over 3-3.5k tps on average, certain bosses as high as 4-4.5k - Am I hitting a "threat cap"? Can i still pump out more? I always use elixer of mighty fortitude and elixer of expertise, and im only about 9 off hit cap because of a recent gear change... Let me know if you have any suggestions.
This is last WWS from our last attempt at an Immortal run (so dps is a little lower for our high hitters, but my tanking is the same as always, sadly - we failed on saph when 1 person died during ice block)
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Here is my current gearset. I switch a few things out if i need the stam/hp, but threat is my most important thing to work on atm. Ive done all raid content, including 25man OS 3d so if you have any specific boss suggestions, I will know what you are talking about! BTW, i know there are better items out there, still waiting to actually see the drops!
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Please help! Thanks
oh and i dont necessarily use a rotation, I use a priority system incorporating my ShieldSlam/Revenge macro (hits whichever is off CD, so if revenge procs, I hit it nearly instantly - and shield slam has priority however, so if it procs, its the first one to go.
Priority List:
Shield Slam/Revenge
Devastate (until 5 stacks) - only after to renew CD
Heroic Strike
Concussion Blow
Heroic Throw
And I always start off with my macro buff (and hit every minute) with bloodrage, commanding shout, shield block (since they share a 1 minute CD anyway, saves time to click one macro).
i guess first off,
change iron will for imp heroic strike
get rid of improve spell reflect and puncture in favor of improved revenge and armored to the teeth
the one point in anger management could be better spent elsewhere... like LAST STAND. you need that for those ever present, "oh shit!" moments
if rage is never an issue, consider changing out focused rage for something else, like cruelty
gear needs upgrades too... specially those shoulders, the green ring and adamantite figurine. go into HoL and get the 63 def trinket there off Loken.
threat's based on damage also, but tanking gear naturally has teh strength we need so you dont need to go get dps gear ala shoulders and titansteel mace.
yeah, been trying to get the trinket off thaddius atm good call on the loken one
thanks for all your help i have gotten new shoulders and have started boosting my dodge rating and will be start trying some of the systems you guys have suggested thanks again


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Objection! [item]Pillar of Ferocity[/item] is hardly an upgrade over [item]Wildfury Greatstaff[/item]. >_> 21 stamina and 50 armor < 54 dodge rating. The only thing I'd use the Pillar for is threat, and even that is questionable.
"What gear do I need to get?"
This is a question I see fairly often from druids that have just hit 70 and are getting absolutely decimated in 5 mans, heroics or even Karazhan. There are some great resources out there for gearing up at 70, such as the Big Bear Butt article (Big Bear Butt Blogger: Druid tank starter gear at 70) and there's a post on the WoW Forums (which I won't link) about it, but preparing your feral druid for tanking is a process that you can start well in advance of 70. The focus here will be on being heroic/kara ready at 70, but I'll be including gear that will make the trip less painful, although there's not a whole lot of choices.
I will be breaking this into several steps, first: Pre-70 gear, then 70 gear, finally Heroic/Karazhan and then "moving beyond".
I am also attempting to minimize RNG luck in this list, which may be evident by the large number of badge/quest rewards on it. If you get a lucky break, by all means, take it.
Updated: 6-12-08.
Started trying to unify the list formatting and also add enchant/gem suggestions. I apologize about the horrible white text on the enchants/armor kits, but honest, there's nothing I can do about the link colors! >_<
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As a Druid, your Survival stat emphasis is on Stamina and Armor. Therefore, your bias towards tanking gear should be to look for gear with Enhanced Armor and Stam as a starting point. When you begin entering into heroics and raid instances, you will be adding on crit immunity in addition to your other survival stats, while continuing to pile on armor and stam. For all slots not specified when leveling, you can't go wrong with improved armor and stam. In the absence of an enhanced armor choice, get an item with as much Stam and Agi as possible.
There are a few pieces here that you can get which will last you for a while, or pieces that you can buy for use later.
[item]Charm of Alacrity[/item] Fairly easy to get starter tank trinket from a solo HFP quest. If you're not a JC this can last you all the way to 70, so keep it!
[item]Jerkin of the untamed Spirit[/item]: A pretty solid starter chest piece.
- [item]Heavy Knothide Armor Kit[/item]
[item]Idol of the wild[/item]: Your basic starting idol. You'll be using this for a while.
[item]Mok'nathal Clan Ring[/item] Get two of these ASAP. they drop off the last boss of normal ramparts, which is a good instance for practicing your multi-mob tanking in anyway.
[item]Bogstrok Scale Cloak[/item] Best tanking cape you can get shy of level 70. Best run slavepens/Underbog as much as you can anyway, you'll need exalted Cenarion Expedition for your intro tanking weapon. it's debatable, but you may feel compelled to put +12 agi on this if you get it early enough in your tanking career. I personally would not, but you will be using this all the way until 70.
[item]Braxxis' Staff of Slumber[/item] Best tanking weapon before [item]Earthwarden[/item] at 70. There are usually a few on the AH for cheap, if not, open every instance treasure chest you can get your hands on in the 60~64 level range. I got mine my second SP run from the chest right inside the door. Put +35 agi on this as soon as you get it, it is worth the enchant.
[item]Mark of the Ravenguard[/item]: A fairly easy, level 65 quest to go kill the first boss in regular sethykk halls.
[item]Leggings of the Sly[/item]: BoE lv 65 item. fairly nice if you get them, I had these drop off the first mob I killed in Nagrand. These will help you tank instances while you're getting to 70.
- [item]Clefthide leg armor[/item]
[item]Heavy Clefthoof Boots[/item]: Your staple druid tank boots. Lv 69 BoE crafted. get them from /trade, AH them, level LW and make them, whatever ya gotta do. All solid stars of elune, get +12 stam from an enchanter.
- [item]enchant Boots - Fortitude[/item]
- [item]Solid Star of Elune[/item] x2
[item]Iron Band of the unbreakable[/item]: Off Lt. Drake in old hillsbrad. A sidegrade to your Mok'nathals that offers a little more avoidance in exchange for a pinch less armor.
The following two items come from the "Cipher of Damnation" Questline, Lv 68, starting w/ "Hand of Gul'dan" in Shadowmoon Valley. They are your best choice for pre-raid tanking gloves, and if you so choose you can do the quest at 68 or 69 w/ a few friends.
[item]Umberhowl's Collar[/item]
- [item]Enchant Bracer - Fortitude[/item]
[item]Manimal's Cinch[/item]
[item]Badge of Tenacity[/item]: A BoE item you can purchase on the AH for massive amounts of gold or wait until 70 and go farm them
Pre-70 Profession Gear:
Depending on your professions, there are some extra perks you can snag.
Jewelcrafting [item]Figurine - Dawnstone Crab[/item]: An excellent survival trinket that will last you to 70 and heroics, providing a comparable effect to [item]Moroes' Lucky pocket watch[/item].
Enchanting [item]Smoking Heart of the Mountain[/item]: A good substitute until you can buy/get your [item]Badge of Tenacity[/item]. Not worth getting if by some fluke you already have [item]Mark of Tyranny[/item], which you could also get some friends and go get.
Level 70, pre-raid gear
[item]Thoriumweave Cloak[/item]: A great starting point since it gets you the Sha'tar rep you need for some other purchases that are incoming. Don't worry about the loss of Defense... you won't need it.
- [item]35432[/item]
[item]Dragonhide Spaulders[/item]: Requiring only honored with Sha'tar, these shoulders will last you for a while. Having more armor than any of your other non-epic tanking shoulder choices, they also provide a hefty chunk towards crit immunity. You might even be able to hit honored through sha'tar faction quests in SMV if you go searching. Again, Solid stars.
- [item]Inscription of the Knight[/item]
- [item]inscription of warding[/item]
- [item]Heavy Knothide Armor Kit[/item]
- [item]Solid Star of Elune[/item] x2
[item]Dragonhide helm[/item]: Lower City, Honored. If you've been keeping up on your quest chains and did a few Auch instance runs, you'll be able to buy these as soon as you hit 70. Get a +18 stam meta and Solid star in this.
- [item]Powerful Earthstorm Diamond[/item]
- [item]Solid Star of Elune[/item]
- [item]Glyph of the Defender[/item]
- [item]Glyph of the Gladiator[/item]
[item]Heavy Clefthoof Vest[/item]
- [item]Solid Star of Elune[/item] x3
- [item]heavy knothide armor kit[/item]
[item]heavy Clefthoof Leggings[/item]
- [item]Solid star of elune[/item] x3
- [item]Nethercleft leg armor[/item]
[item]Verdant Gloves[/item]: From the old BT attunement questline, started by the tablets of Baa'ri in SMV.
- [ability=25080]Enchant Gloves - superior agility[/ability]
[item]Band of Determination[/item]: off vexallus in magister's terrace, you may have to DPS a few runs to get it, but this is a rather nice upgrade.
[item]Cloak of Blade Turning[/item]: Off Kael in regular magister's terrace.
- [item]35432[/item]
[item]Earthwarden[/item]: Grind rep until you have this, I personally chose Heroic SP/Heroic UB over Steamvaults. Easier to get Heroic SP/UB groups for some reason.
- [item]Enchant 2H weapon - Major Agility[/item]
Pre-raid profession:
Alchemy [item]Guardian's Alchemist stone[/item]: A decent tanking piece, but not the best for druids because of our pot limitations.
Jewelcrafting [item]Figurine - Empyrean Tortoise[/item]: An upgrade from your lionseye crab, obtained from SSO rep. Might have to wait until heroics before you can get the epic gems.
[item]Violet Signet[/item] -> [item]Violet Signet of the great Protector[/item]: Second Best druid tanking ring in the game, when fully upgraded, and easy to get.
- Enchanters: [item]35446[/item]
[item]Idol of Terror[/item]: your first badge of justice purchase. Solid tanking idol, it's proc is basically a 5% avoidance proc.
A pause
If you are wearing the rank 1 Violet Signet, band of determination, Clefthoof set, 2 pieces of rep PVP gear, Badge of Tenacity, lionseye crab, earthwarden, and those quest pieces, you will have 13.2K unbuffed hp, 26K armor and just shy of 23% dodge + miss. This is enough for Karazhan, gruul, SSC and a fair part of ZA. From here you have only up to travel, but at this point you're raid ready, easily.
Continuing Kara/heroics
[item]Tree-mender's belt[/item]: Heroic ramps. fairly easy to get tanking belt.
[item]Belt of Natural Power[/item]: Crafted LW, BoE. Takes two [item]Nether Vortex[/item] to make and a bunch of primals. When you eventually decide your tree-mender belt has seen it's last, this gem will serve you for a while.
- [item]Shifting Shadowsong Amethyst[/item] x2
[item]stag-helm of Malorne[/item]: Your T4 helm, best tanking helm you'll get for quite a long time to come. should you find you have an inability to win/get this from Prince's smoking body in kara, your next best bets are the badge helm([item]Cowl of beastly rage[/item]) or the S3 helm.
- [item]Powerful Earthstorm Diamond[/item]
- [item]Steady Seaspray Emerald[/item]
- [item]Solid Star of Elune[/item]
- [item]Glyph of the Defender[/item] ( OK )
- [item]Glyph of the Gladiator[/item] ( BETTER )
[item]Mantle of Malorne[/item]: Your T4 shoulders, which are actually harder to get than your T5 shoulders, but I find maintaining your 2 piece T4 set bonus is nets more mileage in 5 mans and 10 mans, with a few exceptions. These come off of high king maulgar from Gruul, and you should try to get them as fast as possible.
- [item]Solid Empyrean Sapphire[/item]
- [item]Solid Star of Elune[/item]
- [item]Shifting Shadowsong Amethyst[/item]
- [item]Greater inscription of the knight[/item]
- [item]Greater inscription of warding[/item]
[item]Footwraps of wild encroachment[/item]: Badge gear, 60 badges my suggestion for your second badge purchase. If you have [item]Zierhut's lost treads[/item], drop this further down the priority list. hybrid gemming
- [item]Shifting Shadowsong Amethyst[/item]
- [item]Steady Seaspray Emerald[/item]
- [item]35398[/item]
[item]Band of the swift paw[/item]: Badge gear, 35 badges. Second set of tanking gauntlets in the game, replaced only by the T6 gloves in sunwell. Yes, you'll be wearing these that long. Gem these with a +15 stam gem at some point.
- [item]Solid Empyrean Sapphire[/item]
- [item]Enchant Bracer - fortitude[/item]
- [item]Enchant Bracer - Major Defense[/item] (If crit immunity is an issue)
[item]Handwraps of the Aggressor[/item]: Badge gear, 75 badges. If you have your T4 gloves, these can move down in the priority a bit, but you'll still want them sooner or later. These are your T6 equivalent gloves and worth the upgrade, I personally gem mine +5 resil, +7 stam, since crit immunity becomes a problem later on.
- [item]Steady Seaspray Emerald[/item]
- [ability=25080]Enchant Gloves - superior agility[/ability]
[item]Tameless Breeches[/item]: Badge gear, 100 badges. T6 equivalent legs, kinda hard to pass them up. Gem as you see fit, you have alot of play here.
- [item]Shifting Shadowsong Amethyst[/item]
- [item]Steady Seaspray Emerald[/item]
- [item]Nethercleft leg armor[/item]
[item]Embrace of Everlasting Prowess[/item]: Badge gear, 100 badges. T6 equivalent chest. Worth the time to farm the badges.
- [item]Shifting Shadowsong Amethyst[/item]
- [item]Enchant Chest - Major Resilience[/item]
[item]Slikk's cloak of placation[/item]: Badge gear, 35 badges. Once you have the other badge loot, this is actually a slight avoidance boost.
- [item]35432[/item]
[item]Brooch of Deftness[/item]: Badge gear, 35 badges. Worth it as soon as you begin to feel missed mangles/parries are starting to cause you threat gen issues. Bump it up or down the list as you see fit.
[item]ring of the Stalwart Protector[/item]: Badge gear, 60 badges. A bit of a ripoff, in my opinion, but eventually the extra dodge stam and armor will pay off.
- Enchanters: [item]35446[/item]
[item]Necklace of the Juggernaut[/item]: Badge gear, 25 badges.
At some point, you will eventually want to get your [item]Commendation of Kael'thas[/item] out of Magister's terrace, you will probably get [item]Moroes' lucky pocket watch[/item] off of Moroes. Should you venture into serpentshrine cavern, [item]Wildfury Greatstaff[/item] will drop off almost anything you kill in there at some point.
Past this point, you've almost run out of upgrades. From here all that's left are your T5 head and shoulders, T6 gear along with the [item]Pillar of Ferocity[/item] and eventually sunwell gear.
Last edited by Alent; 06-12-2008 at 12:22 PM.
Objection! [item]Pillar of Ferocity[/item] is hardly an upgrade over [item]Wildfury Greatstaff[/item]. >_> 21 stamina and 50 armor < 54 dodge rating. The only thing I'd use the Pillar for is threat, and even that is questionable.
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uh... it's got a higher item level and we can pretend it's an upgrade?
Norrath, the good thing about the Pilar is the increased TPS using a tanking weapon. Comparing Wildfury and Pilar is like comparing [item]The Unbreakable Will[/item] and [item]The Brutalizer[/item] for warriors: they are two tanking weapons, but one is more threat oriented than the other.
In summary, TBC raiding is easy. 9/10 encounters can be summarized with 1 phrase. Stay out of the fucking fire.
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Pillar of Ferocity can be used as a threat weapon, true, but that does not really matter. Pillar of Ferocity is the only Feral weapon in T6 content. The best overall tanking staff is still Wildfury Greatstaff.
The Unbreakable Will and the Brutalizer are equal ilevel weapons. Wildfury is T5, Pillar is T6 -- and Wildfury is still the better overall weapon.
There is no tanking weapon in Sunwell, either -- so druids killing Kil'jaeden are still using Wildfury Greatstaff for tanking encounters.
Well. That's not entirely true -- [item]Stanchion of Primal Instinct[/item] can be an excellent tanking weapon, if you can replace the armor on Wildfury with high-armor leather/trinkets. It is a lot of armor, however.
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This looks good for now, I'll sticky it and let Ciderhelm be the verdict, this is gonna be useful for any Druid tanks who come our way, and we don't have too much in terms of druid information.
Try formatting the items in a unified method. All of them left margin with a ~ or -- or something, it makes for listing it much easier. You can give the analysis of them before or after them but it's easier on the eyes and for referencing when you format it nicely. For example check out Berg's or Polar's guides.
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Whether you prefer the Wildfury Greatstaff and the Pillar of Ferocity will depend on your other gear and the encounter you're on, imo. Personally, I'm in the Pillar camp most of the time, except on a boss. First of all, I'm a stam whore, so the Pillar naturally has appeal. Really though, for most encounters I prefer getting whacked on and generating rage over dodging. The higher armor and threat generation is also very appealing. On a boss fight there is never a rage issue though, so Wildfury staff all the way.
Your gear review was almost perfect. I say almost because of the omission of arena gear. S3 (and, starting today S4) gear is a tanking druid's dream. Lots of stam, hit rating (woot) str and agi for threat gen, but also that critical stat that most gear is lacking: crit avoidance (defense normally, but resilience being an excellent alternative since none of our gear has defense after the clefthoof set). With 3/3 SotF, you still need an additional 2.6% chance to avoid being critically hit. 2 pieces of S3 gear (with the +35 res set bonus) is all you need. I personally use the helm and chest, fully socketed 15 stams.
I just gotta say I am rofl'ing over "Durkastan" name
Durk, my apologies for missing this reply, it's been a crazy week.
I intentionally omitted the S3 gear and the S4 gear because I want personal experience with it before I list it VS another piece of gear. I simply haven't PVP'd enough yet to have more than my S4 gloves and in my tier of content all of it is low on mitigation in comparison to other tier relevant gear.
This list is also a "growing" resource and I intentionally started it on the low end rather than the high end to help up and coming tanks - in T5+ content you will usually have a fairly good understanding of gear prioritization, but if you're a fresh 70 or you're in your 60's and don't know what to use it can be hard with the lack of dedicated druid information to figure out what's good and what isn't - I know I went through a really hard learning curve since my druid is my first/only 70.
First of all thanks for the great info. My druid isn't even in Outland yet but I've been planning in advance for quickly gearing him for tanking Kara and beyond.
Two questions:
1) I hate pvp'ing, so is there any reason to try to get 2 pieces or so of S2 gear for the resilience, or is the defense rating from other pieces good enough to attain "uncrittable"?
Or is it worth spending a week crossing my eyes at the computer screen and screaming wondering why Horde can't win a BG?
2) I noticed that the Heavy Clefthoof set says it requires Leatherworking 350. My druid isn't a Leatherworker so is it worth leveling that profession from 1-350 or are there supplements for those 3 peices that are worthwhile. (My rogue has 375 leatherworking so there's no reason besides being able to wear that set why I should have two.)
Crit immune before raiding/heroics is not that big of a deal. Until you're 70 I wouldn't even begin to worry about it. Early on as a 70, heavy clefthoof + Two piece reputation PVP will make you solidly crit immune. (something like 40 resilience overkill in fact.) As you grow into all raid gear, it will be harder and harder to be crit immune, but use rawr to see how much resilience rating (103 w/ no defense) or defense rating (177 w/ no resilience.) you need, and gem resil as appropriate. Mystic Dawnstones (+8 resil) are your friend in a pinch.
The "350 leatherworking" requirement on heavy clefthoof is for the +20 strength set bonus, the armor itself does not require leatherworking of any level.
Alent, I am a bit befuddled by your opening post, is this gear for a druid to search for at 70 and post, or is this pre 70?
Edit to add: by sheer stroke of luck, some doofus was selling 2 of the 3 clefthoof pieces yesterday, fully gemmed with +12 stams, and I snatched them up for a total of 300G. Am I the doofus or is he? Also, am I going to want to swap any of the gems out?
It starts basically as a lv 58~60 stepping into hellfire, continues through the Pre 70 experience and into introductory raiding at 70.
I've left out most raid gearing because at that point it's strongly preference based... anything in particular you want clarification on?
No on the gems, at that point in your career the stam is vital. As for price... No, not really, depending on the going rate of clefthoof leather and gems on your server. As an LW myself I'm painfully aware of how many dead clefthoof you need for that set of armor.
If you haven't got better, finishing the set is decent enough, even without the LW only set bonus.
Farming for the clefthoof leg upgrades (at the time, for my MT) was enough to make me cry, and that was just farming enough to make he and myself one.
However, since they drop meat, I could farm pet food while I'm out there and train up my crossbow skill too. <-----now theres an idea....
Added this to the guides directory.
I would advise doing the odd BG or trying to get into an arena team as you break 70 when you aren't worried about defense. 70 = Clefthoof + .5 pvp vendor shoulders + sso glyph + earthwarden (eventually) and you will be well beyond uncritable. All that changes as you move into T4/badge gear. I would caution against getting the band of the swift paw (wrists) for that reason. They are great but as you progress out of clefthoof especially you need pieces with defense/resilience and bracers are one area where it is more advantageous to do it then others. If you are swimming in badges you can buy the veteran's(?) for 25 badges and save 10 but even then that is 1/4 of the badge chest or legs which are great items. S2 bracers and shoulders are "cheap" and good items in their own right allowing you to spend your badges elsewhere. I don't think it is mentioned but the cape of the resolute is a nice crafted purple that while taking a lot of mats it gives you a lot of gearing options.
I first want to state that I enjoy this guide. I am sure it will help in my desire to be a raiding bear tank.
I am approaching 70, and could purchase Dragonhide Helm - Item - World of Warcraft
the from the vendor, but why do that when you can also be a pimped out tank in a much better item...
Stylin' Purple Hat - Item - World of Warcraft
This purple with zebra striped pimp hat gives you crazy stam, and great agility (which helps with dodge, ap, and defense), sure you lose some armor, but the stam and agi makes up for it.
You are going to be shopping for a LW anyway for your Heavy Clefthoof stuff...You might as well go for broke and make a fashion statement at the same time. (This hat is better than some epics for Bear mitigation according to the ultimate bear gear list... Feral Bear Tanking Gear List)


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