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Going Malygos tonight :) Scared of phase 3 cuz I hate oculus fight ;/
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Going Malygos tonight :) Scared of phase 3 cuz I hate oculus fight ;/
If you are a DK:
When you are summoned into the Vortex in phase one Anti Magic Shell will protect you from ALL damage. Thus pop it when in the vortex and you will save your healers some mana. ;)
Has anyone used the Bosskillers strat for phase 3?
5 Groups of drakes 1 healer per group - spread around malygos in a circle.
We used this Phase 1 strategy the other night and it is amazing how fast you can get through it. Here's a key points we found:
1. for proper positioning, malygos should have all 4 feet inside the circle on the ground
2. the tank has to be super on top of watching for sparks, and move malygos to the opposite side of the circle from where they are coming
3. strafing right on the edge of the inner circle keeps malygos positioned perfectly
4. after vortex, the raid can't stand in the center or they'll get breathed. call out the location of the next spark and have everyone run that way. after the tank has malygos, then run back to the dead center of the platform.
In 25-man, we got through Phase 1 with over 7 minutes left when we did it this way.
I realise this isn't directly regarding the Malygos strat.
Cider, do you use the default camera at the furthest view distance or did you enter a line of command so that the camera can back up even more?
I'm asking this because my tank complains he has the most difficult time seeing where the sparks come from while trying this technique in phase 1.
You edit camera view without commands, go to your user interface and change Camera settings.
We tried him - wiped terribly ;p didn't do phase 1 :( We cleared naxx twice i think our gear is ok for this but we had trouble in stacking sparks ontop of eachother. Warr tank with 33k HP buffed (23% Dodge 17% Parry 28% Block) was also sometimes dying despite 2 paly healers with 2kSP ;/ we also had resto drood with 1.6SP for group. Players that are doing sometimes over 3kDPS in naxx went down to 1.6k I was shocked. Tried to tank him like Cider but i guess i need to step my game up a bit ;p More tries tomorrow I think. Never expected this to be THAT hard or maybe we do something wrong..... maybe a DK with his pull on the sparks ? hmm
The max camera doesn't give you nearly as much length as:
/console CameraDistanceMaxFactor 4
using that will give you a much better view of your surroundings! :)
A few random tips I'll share a few weeks on from being in your shoes:
- stacking sparks will make a big difference to your overall DPS. But when you're learning the encounter, don't focus TOO much on this (at least not if it's resulting in tank deaths and general awkwardness from moving him around). You could try a gradual progression, like - first of all get to a point where you are happy moving him around and sparks are not hitting him - THEN worry more about the sparks stacking on top of each other - THEN worry about maximising dps.
- during vortex, as a prot warrior, I use the time to do the following: a) refresh thunderclap and demo shout b) refresh commanding shout c) heroic throw if I'm bored / it's up d) spot the next spark coming in and make sure that I'm facing it when I land - so that all I have to do is move backwards and Malygos will be in approximately the right position.
- a wise poster somewhere here (even in this thread, I think) gave some great advice: as a warrior, spec into reduced CD on shield wall - that way, you can pop shield wall when you land after the first vortex, then last stand when the next happens - then shield wall the time after that. (If it takes you longer than that, your DPS probably needs to catch up with the rest of the raid).
- your raider's dps definitely shouldn't be going DOWN - although it would be kind of understandable the first few times while they're learning the encounter. Is this ranged dps (hunters can find positioning awkward) or melee? If melee, you might be moving Malygos too far away from the spark pool.
Anyway, hope this helps in some way. Keep at it - you still got 2 more phases to master, but by the time you do, you'll find it a really fun encounter :)
Thx m8 :) I was trying to kite around the middle but seemed like DPS had real trouble with sparks ( they never reached Malygos ) they just died in many differend places and that made kiting him more difficult. I was thinking maybe keep him in the middle and devide groups so one grp will kill sparks on right side of him other grp on left. That way we wont stack sparks but there always be a single buff on both sides i guess. I will check it today maybe we hav enough dps to do that. BTW how long should take Phase 1 to still kill him in time ?
Fights like loathaeb and sapphiron can be bit tricky(+ malygos)
Its probs best if everyone gets scrolling combat text addon(i use miks scrolling combat text [MSBT]) and just enable the mode that gives you raid warning when your health goes below 45%. Helped me alot on my raiding on wotlk.
9k crits on yourself can be bit scary to watch on fights like thaddius and malygos, but hey would it be fun if it was just spamming your buttons without any brain? :p
Worked great the first time around for us. One of the best i have seen so far.
My guild is trying its best to try to get the sparks to stack, the grp make up is,
shammy - heals
shammy heals
druid heals
warrior dps
death knight tank/dps
pally MT
mage dps
warlock deeeeps
hunter dps
We try our best to pull these things in the middle but for some reason they always track to the side and start going really fast to the boss, so its annoying to do so. please help on what I should do
First of all, big hands down for Cider and whole Project Marmot for these brilliant videos and guides! This is my first post here and it by any means doesn't include anything new to this thread, just describing the way we were able to do this.
Malygos indeed is a step-up from say Naxx and Sarth (without drakes up) - our guild tried to down Maly for a bit over two weeks without success and we were all pretty well geared up. First problem we encountered was stacking the buffs, it seemed so hard at first but after watching Cider's vid, our tank started to move Malygos around and with slow progression, we finally started to get the sparks on top of each other. What we did was that when the spark was just about to enter the "position" where we are stacking them, I (hunter) would concussive shot the spark, DK would grip it on the stacking position and voila, things started to work out with this method. At 50%, Malygos switches to phase2 and at this point - as ppl have already mentioned - it is possible to burn 5-10% off of him while he does his speech, we got 8% off of him during this "free-nuke" period on our first kill.
For us, phase 2 seemed to have most of its victims while Nexus Lords were still up (read: the first minute of the phase2 or so) - after that it was pretty much a breeze: just run from bubble to bubble (you don't need to rush that, it's perfectly possible to survive a Deep Breath in a bubble that's very, very small - just like you see in Cider's video), get your melee DPS up in the air with the discs from the Nexus Lords and just burn the Scions down as fast as possible. You should have 2-3 minutes left to do the phase3 without problems.
When the phase3 is about to start, all of your raid should gather around in one place (we gathered in the south corner) so it's easy for you to group together on the red dragonflight. Build up combo points, release Engulf in Flames and be ready to cast Flame Shield whenever Malygos "focuses on you". Like in Cider's vid, we slowly strafed to the right constantly and spammed pretty much 2xFlame Spike followed by Engulf in Flames. The really important part is, as already mentioned, to keep yourself always 25 energy points so you have always enough of it to cast that Flame Shield when Maly is doing the surge on you. The static fields aren't a big problem once your raid knows that you constantly strafe to the right, not stopping at all, slowly rotating around Malygos.
And yeah, that's how we did it and after over two-weeks of sweat, tears and lots of repair bills & watching these vids later, Malygos finally fell and the euphoria was pretty substantial. :) This fight is VERY rewarding once you get the hang of it and surely provides a unique end-game encounter with all the dragonriding and different phases. It's all about communication and teamwork - although the encounter sets certain requirements for the gear as well, you need to have twenty-k'ish HP to survive Vortexes and enough DPS to bring Maly down in the frame of enrage timer, but about 90% of this fight is coordination and group work.
Surge Needle Ring dropped and I rolled it! Woot!
Like I said, snare 'em, stun 'em, root 'em, do whatever you have to do to slow them down until the tank has finished moving Malygos accordingly and then just keep killing the sparks on top of each other. Of course, if it's obvious that a spark is going to reach Malygos for some reason, it's wiser to just prevent that and kill the spark wherever it will die rather than risking a wipe from Malygos receiving the increased damage buff. One missed spark doesn't ruin the run in terms of getting him down to within the enrage timer but stacking the sparks definitely is something that's going to turn the tide in this encounter, for better or for worse. :-)
Good luck in your future attempts - take him down! :)
Hey my guild and I were just doing this fight and through out it I (a hunter) couldn't get shock buff and be in range to shot. What do you guys do about that so every dps gets buff and everyone can dps at there max?
Annoyed, annoyed, annoyed!
Firstly, thanks everyone at Tankspot for the brilliant videos - especially this one. (thanks also to the person who gave the console command for the camera :p)
Today was our second attempt at doing maly - first time (3hrs worth of wipes), couldnt get him to phase 3 before 1min left on enrage - problems with spark stacking.
Tonight - well, wouldnt be annoyed if we had downed him but we spent 3hrs (different grp make-up this time) just pretty much learning the fight and positioning...and then on our very last attempt (had already agrred it would be the last attempt)...got him down to 3% then he enraged :/ (lost 3/4 dps on drakes too early otherwise we'd have him).
We have pretty much perfected phase 1 and 2 and almost have perfected phase 3 - we will have him down tomorrow.
Raid set-up
warrior tank
1 resto druid, 1 CoH priest, 1 holy pally
2 hunters, a fury war, 1 SP, 1 mage, 1 lock. (went ranged heavy so we could stack the sparks and properly learn the fight - once tactics are down correctly, then we'll start rotating melee in)
SP mind flay works well on sparks, as do 2 concussion shots...to the poster above...if ur ranged and too far away to attack with the buff, then ur killing the sparks too early. We're on vent (Helps A LOT), so if any ranged dps is getting trigger happy on sparks, I tell them to hold off til its almost over the centre. - u need to try to position urselves in the middle and only have ur tank moving.
Hey Cider,
First I would like to comment on your excellent videos and strategies. They have help me out immensely.
My question is this, have you figured out a good unit frames ui that handles the mounts and combo points correctly? I'm having an issue with this, particularly in the Malygos fight. As of right now I'm using pitbull and, over all, I'm unhappy with it's performance and highly considering moving back to wow standard user frames.
Also on a side note do you perfer Bigwigs or DBM. Bigwigs doesn't seem to work correctly on the malygos fight as it wasn't displaying a warning on who was getting targeted in phase three of the fight so that they know to use their Flame Shield, However I find bigwigs supierior on fights like Grobulous where it is excellent on displaying who has the mutating injections and keeping timers on the poison drops that he does. Please let me know what your thoughts are on this.
Again, thank you for your assitance.


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The GDP per capita in Poland is $17,900 while in Gabon it is $13,900
This entry shows GDP on a purchasing power parity basis divided by population as of 1 July for the same year. A nation's GDP at purchasing power parity (PPP) exchange rates is the sum value of all goods and services produced in the country valued at prices prevailing in the United States. This is the measure most economists prefer when looking at per-capita welfare and when comparing living conditions or use of resources across countries. The measure is difficult to compute, as a US dollar value has to be assigned to all goods and services in the country regardless of whether these goods and services have a direct equivalent in the United States (for example, the value of an ox-cart or non-US military equipment); as a result, PPP estimates for some countries are based on a small and sometimes different set of goods and services. In addition, many countries do not formally participate in the World Bank's PPP project that calculates these measures, so the resulting GDP estimates for these countries may lack precision. For many developing countries, PPP-based GDP measures are multiples of the official exchange rate (OER) measure. The differences between the OER- and PPP-denominated GDP values for most of the wealthy industrialized countries are generally much smaller.
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Per capita public and private health expenditures combined in Poland are $919 USD while Gabon spends $628 USD
This entry contains the per capita public and private health expenditure at purchase power parity using US Dollars. This figure combines government, personal, and employer spending on health care
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With its 38,463,689 people Poland is the 34th largest country in the world by population. It is the 69th largest country by area with 312,685 square kilometers. Poland is an ancient nation that was conceived near the middle of the 10th century. Its golden age occurred in the 16th century. During the following century, the strengthening of the gentry and internal disorders weakened the nation. In a series of agreements between 1772 and 1795, Russia, Prussia, and Austria partitioned Poland amongst themselves. Poland regained its independence in 1918 only to be overrun by Germany and the Soviet Union in World War II. It became a Soviet satellite state following the war, but its government was comparatively tolerant and progressive. Labor turmoil in 1980 led to the formation of the independent trade union "Solidarity" that over time became a political force and by 1990 had swept parliamentary elections and the presidency. A "shock therapy" program during the early 1990s enabled the country to transform its economy into one of the most robust in Central Europe, but Poland still faces the lingering challenges of high unemployment, underdeveloped and dilapidated infrastructure, and a poor rural underclass. Solidarity suffered a major defeat in the 2001 parliamentary elections when it failed to elect a single deputy to the lower house of Parliament, and the new leaders of the Solidarity Trade Union subsequently pledged to reduce the Trade Union's political role. Poland joined NATO in 1999 and the European Union in 2004. With its transformation to a democratic, market-oriented country largely completed, Poland is an increasingly active member of Euro-Atlantic organizations.
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Avery Johnson was fired as Brooklyn Nets coach Thursday, one day after a 108-93 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks.
Johnson was named Eastern Conference Coach of the Month for October and November after a strong 11-4 start.
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The Wednesday night loss to the Bucks was their third in a row and dropped the Nets to third place in the Atlantic Division with a 14-14 record.
General Manager Billy King denied rumors that tensions between Johnson and star point guard Deron Williams led to the decision.
"At the end of the day, players don't fire or hire coaches," King said. "They may have input or may say things that would help people make decisions, but at the end of the day, this was a decision made exclusive of talking to any player."
Johnson said he was disappointed in the move but understood the decision.
He added that he wished he'd been given more time to turn the team around.
"I think, in Billy's case, I think this pretty much came from the top," he said. "I think Billy did a great job of trying to fight for me, but it's something that I guess had to happen."
Some Brooklyn residents NY1 spoke with believed Avery Johnson should've been given more time to turn the team around, while others said the Nets' struggles sealed his fate.
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WASHINGTON - Summer is just around the corner and outdoor concerts are a top priority for many concertgoers during the warm months.
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Vegas existed before the mob came to town but not in any way that would be familiar to the millions of people who flock to the city today.
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"Tanking" Talents
I use " marks because many talents serve multiple roles or may not appear as tanking benefits. Death Knights get the unique honor of being the only class with 3 different tanking trees. Because of that there will surely be a good variety of tanking specs used, and even where one may become the more universal preference, there certainly are no wrong choices yet. I won't belabor the dps talents that you will inevitably take to get all the talents you want (since DK's don't have high threat moves, you simply dps).
The Big Three:
These talents appear on the first tier of all three trees. In my humble opinion, you'd be a fool to not take any one of them.
> Toughness (Frost) = 3/6/9/12/15% increase armor from items, and 6/12/18/24/30% reduction to duration of movement slowing effects.
> Anticipation (Unholy) = 1/2/3/4/5% additional dodge chance.
> Blade Barrier (Blood) = 2/4/6/8/10% bonus parry chance, when you have no blood runes active, for 10 seconds.
Standard buffs, but they're in tier 1 and so simple and direct to mitigation and avoidance, they should be a mainstay regardless of your tree of choice for tanking.
Additional talents, organize by tree:
> Butchery (t1) = Whenever you kill a target you get 10/20 RP, and you generate 2 RP every 5 seconds. (I'll discuss RP generation value more below.)
> Bladed Armor (t2) = 1/2/3/4/5 AP per 180 armor value. (It was much more valuable as Strength, but it was deemed "too good.")
> Scent of Blood (t2) = 15% chance when you get hit with a physical attack, that your next 1/2/3 melee swings generate an additional 5 runic power. Cannot occur more than once every 20 seconds. (If you're tanking, this should proc pretty nearly every 20 seconds. If it did it would be 15 RP/20 sec or 3 RP every 4 sec. If we give a conservative 5 second window for not proccing onto the CD, it still amounts to 3 RP every 5 seconds which is 50% more than the passive granted by Butchery, and stacks, of course.)
> Rune Tap (t3-4) = 1 pt talent, for the cost of one Blood rune you restore 10% of total health, with a 1 min CD. With improved talenting it restores 13/17/20% of total health with a 50/40/30 second CD. (20% of your health every 30 seconds seems a little too good not to have at your disposal. Combined with Vampiric Blood that's 50% of your total health every minute!!!!)
> Spell Deflection (t4) = you have a chance equal to your parry chance to take 10/20/30% less damage from a direct damage spell.
> Veteran of the Third War (t5) = you gain an additional 2/4/6% Strength and Stamina, and an additional 2/4/6 Expertise. (All major buffing to tanks, and they increase the value of stacking the raw stats that you'll get by the truckload on tanking pieces.)
> Mark of Blood (t5) = places a Mark on the target that lasts 20 seconds. When the marked enemy hits their target they also heal that target for 4% of their total health. Lasts 20 seconds, has a 3 min CD. (You can make a case for the other direct healing abilities, but this is a major quick set buff that can amount to some serious numbers, especially combined with Vampiric Blood.)
> Abominations Might (t6) = your Blood/Heart Strikes have a 50% chance, and your Oblits have a 100% chance to grant all party/raid members within 45 yards +10% AP. Also gives you a constant 2% bonus to your Strength. (The passive is the major tanking buff, though the raid buffing is a big value to everyone and doesn't hurt your threat at all.)
> Blood Worms (t7) = your melee attacks have a 3/6/9% chance to spawn 2-4 worms that heal you for (double) the amount of damage they cause. (Like the other healing abilities, you can debate the value, but the fact that it is passive makes it all value since you don't have to work it into rotation.)
> Vampiric Blood (t8) = Increases the effect of all healing done to you (by your abilities, potions, and friendly healers) by 50% for 20 seconds, with a 1 min CD. (This is a little too huge for a tank, it's a roundabout way to make you a stronger tank, but it makes you very easy to keep alive for its duration. The drawback is, of course, that you are relying on healers, not your own innate survivability.)
> Will of the Necropolis (t9) = Reduces the CD of your Anti-Magic Shell (from 60 sec) by 4/8/12 seconds. When your health drops below 35% your armor increases by 10/20/30%. (Similar in effect to Protadins' passive survival talent, though through armor instead of static damage reduction.)
> Blood-gorged (t10) = When your health is above 75% all of your damage is increased by 2/4/6/8/10%. Grants 1/2/3/4/5 additional expertise. (I'm not a huge fan of the primary effect as a tank, since you can't rely on your health being that high, but the expertise and the occasional damage buff is almost certainly better taken than not, though you may not in favor of dipping deeper into a secondary tree.)
The tanking ability of Blood is best characterized by the healing buffs that ease the healing duty and the most basic of stat buffs that make your gear-granted mitigation/avoidance more effective. It actually plays better than it sounds.
> Unholy Command (t2) = reduces the CD on Death Grip to 30/25 seconds (from 35). (While this has obvious value for keeping strays and runners in order, I don't often spend the points here myself. That being said this is not a talent for DPS builds.)
> Ravenous Dead (t2) = increases your total Strength by 1/2/3%, and increases your contribution to your Ghoul's Strength and Stamina by 20/40/60%. (Any measure of % increase to Strength will be a good threat and avoidance buff, plain and simple.)
> Shadow of Death (t4) = Increases your Strength and Stamina by 2%, and when you die you are immediately rezzed as a ghoul to keep fighting for another 45 sec. (Again, Strength and Stam increases are valuable to base survival.)
> Magic Surpression (t6) = You take 1/2/3/4/5% less damage from magical sources, and your Anti-Magic Shell reduces the spell damage taken by 80/85/90/95/100% (75% without talents). (This in and of itself is a huge buff to tanking anything with spell damage, but it is also a precursor to Anti-Magic Zone, which is a major step up from there.)
> Anti-Magic Zone (t7) = Creates a static dome region in which all friendly targets take 75% less magic damage while inside. This lasts for 30 seconds or until the shield absorbs [10,000+2xAP] damage. Has a 2 min CD. (This is a terrific boon to a raid, whether or not you are actually tanking. It is a safe zone that can fundamentally alter raid encounter strats for your team.)
> Desecration (t7) = Plague Strikes have a 20/40/60/80/100% chance to create a zone centered around the DK in which enemies move 50% slower, and you get a 5% damage buff, which lasts for 12 seconds. (The slowing region is handy, since Unholy DK's have powerful AOE ability, and who doesn't like making it nearly impossible for runners to get away from you?)
> Bone Armor (t8) = Self-buffing shield with 4 bones. So long as at least one bone remains you get 40% damage reduction and a 2% damage buff. Bones are consumed by being hit like a Shaman's shield, and like a Shaman's shield there is a hidden CD on charge consumption (roughly 2-3 seconds). The shield will last 5 min if the charges are not consumed and has a 1 min CD. (This is Unholy's bread and butter for tanking survival. In most real tanking situations it can buy you 12-15 seconds of 40% damage reduction out of every minute. You'd be smart to keep on it though and only save it for emergencies when you have a fight you know you'll need extra protection.)
> Rage of Rivendare (t10) = Increases all damage to targets afflicted with Blood Plague by 2/4/6/8/10%, and grants the DK a passive 1/2/3/4/5 Expertise bonus. (Just like Blood-Gorged for Blood and Tundra Stalker for Frost, the threat bonus is foolish to not have, but the Expertise is just quality survival.)
You will notice that Unholy has very little offerings to survival in and of itself. Instead what the tree has to offer is fantastic AOE threat, maybe the closest rival to a Prot Paladin. Bone Armor can go a long way to improve your Survival abilities, but you have to be smart with you supporting tree(s). Magic Suppression and Anti-Magic Zone make Unholy Knights strong spell damage tanks, and great potential off-tanks for any raid.
> Improved Icy Touch (t1) = Icy Touch does an additional 10/20/30% more damage, and your Frost Fever reduces the targets melee attack speed by 16/18/20% (14% untalented). (I wouldn't assume every DK tank should take this, there are other ways to ge the same de-hasting, Tclap from warrior among others, though Frost Fever is very easy to keep up. This will amount to good mitigation, and is a strong support to any tanking build.)
> Lichborne (t3) = You become undead for 15 sec, while undead you are immune to Charm, Sleep, and Fear, and all targets have an additional 25% to miss you. 3 minute CD. (It has a lower potential for uptime, 15 sec out of 3 min, but as an emergency button, 25% avoidance is huge for one talent point. It is low enough in the tree that most tanking builds can take it.)
> Runic Power Mastery (t4) = Increases your maximum Runic Power by 10/20/30. (While not directly buffing any survival, the increased RP reservoir allows for a bit more leeway in your rotations and a better chance of having the RP for Icebound Fortitude when you really need it.)
> Frigid Dreadplate (t5) = Anyone who hits you gets a debuff reducing their chance to hit you by 2/4/6%. (Point for point this is the single best avoidance talent available to DK's. However there is chatter from Blues that it will be brought down to 1/2/3% in a future build. Still it is pure avoidance, every bit as valuable as Anticipation.)
> Endless Winter (t6) = Your Chains of Ice have a 50/100% chance to apply Frost Fever to the target, and your Mind Freeze costs 10/0 RP (untalented it is 20). (This is one I admittedly leave off, but the value of a free interrupt is pretty tempting. It is also the pre-requisite for Chillblains which some tanks may want for obvious reasons.)
> Chillblains (t7) = Targets afflicted with Frost Fever are slowed by 30% for 10 seconds. (The potential for keeping pulls under control is nice, and it's always pleasant to be able to slow targets as need, but I've always seen it as investing in things going badly. It has value to be sure, but I expect this will be a more selective choice.)
> Frost Aura (t7) = All party/raid members within 45 yards of the DK receive 0.5/1 spell resist per level of the DK (40/80 at level 80). (Like Anti-Magic Zone, this is a valuable buff for the shear survival of a raid. 80 resist won't negate anything, but it will certainly take the edge off.)
> Unbreakable Armor (t8) = When activated this self-buff increases your armor by 25%, your Strength by 10%, and your Parry chance by 5%. Lasts 20 seconds and has a 1 min CD. (This is close in comparison to Vampiric Blood and Bone Armor, by the balance of it, but I'm rather fond of this one in particular. Why? It has a good measure of uptime, 20 seconds out of the minute, and it is a solid fundamental increase to your standard survival tools and a nice threat buff to boot. This is one you use on CD unless you're trying to time a particularly rough patch in a fight.)
> Guile of Gorefiend (t9) = Increases crit damage bonus of some of your primary threat moves by 15/30/45%, and increases the duration of your Icebound to 14/16/18 sec (12 untalented). (This increases your uptime potential for Icebound Fort to 18 seconds out of the minute which is a big enough deal. That goes from 20% to 32% uptime at 50% damage reduction.)
> Acclimation (t9) = When you are hit by magic damage you have a 10/20/30% chance to get an 18 sec boost to your resistance of that magic type. Stacks up to 3 times. (This is a very useful buff if the tanking environment will involve some consistant sort of spell damage. It may be a bit more situational though, so it may not be a full-time staple talent.)
> Tundra Stalker (t10) = Increases all damage you do to targets afflicted with Frost Fever by 2/4/6/8/10%, and increases your Expertise by 2/4/6/8/10. (Like its equivalents, the threat buff is silly not to take, but the Expertise, which is double the equivalent talents in the other two trees, is a great survival buff.)
> Hungering Cold (t11) = Freezes all enemies in 10 yards in ice for 10 seconds. Any damage other than diseases will break the target free, otherwise they are completely incapacitated for the duration. Costs 60 Runic Power and has a 1 min CD. (This is the one 51-point talent that I actually feel is worth mentioning for a tank. That being said it is essentially just a handy tool for a larger pull going wrong, or an emergency where you want to shut things down for a moment.)
Frost is best characterized by its middle of the road base tankability. It has some abilities for spell tanking, some for physical tanking, and has the potential for the best control tanking (with slows and HC). Another angle that I favor Frost for is that your main threat spam are: Icy Touch, Howling Blast, Frost Strike, and the odd Obliterate. The first 3 which will be the most common used are all spell damage, ignore armor completely, and cannot be dodged/parried/blocked, meaning your only parry-haste liability is your auto-attacks (which, unique to DK's, can be with a slow 2-hander, meaning far fewer swings to worry about).


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