There are a lot of places that show what Hit Caps and other skills should be for level 80 in a raid, but they write it in such a way that it becomes so confusing. This is a simple list of what you should have. Is it in depth and exact? No. It’s meant to give you a simple number to aim for, which is what most players want to know. There are variables that may raise or lower these numbers, but these are simply a standard to aim for. If you get to the numbers for your class listed here, you will have no problems.
Death Knight:
Hit Rating Cap: 263 (8%) with 3 talent points in Nerves of Cold Steel.
Druid:
Feral: 263 (8%)
Boomkin: 263 with 3 talent points in Improved Faerie Fire.
Hunter:
Hit Rating Cap: 263 (8%)
If you have 3 points in Focus Fire, you only need 165.Mage:
Hit Rating Cap: 240 (9.15%) with 3 talent points in Arcane Focus.
Paladin:
Retribution: 263 (8%)
Priest:
Shadow: 289 (8%) with 3 talent points in Shadow Focus and 3 talent points in Misery.
Rogue:
Hit Rating Cap: 263 with 5 talent points in Precision.
Shaman:
Hit Rating Cap:
Elemental: 297 (11.32%) This includes 3 talent points in Elemental Precision.
Enhancement: 341 (14%)
Warlock:
Hit Rating: 368 (14%) this is with 3 talent points in Suppression.
Warrior:
Hit Rating Cap:
Arms: 262.32 (8%)
Fury: 262.32 (8%) The same as Arms, however there is a cheap method with talents.
Put 3 talent points into Precision and you only need 163.95.
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There’s a lot of things I like about WoW, but I especially like connecting with other people and doing stuff with them. I live for quality time so I especially like raiding. There’s almost no better way to quickly bond with people than to throw yourselves into a massive raid (place) and have at a few bosses, wiping included. Stories of heroic actions (I saw a hunter take down Icehowl solo from 5% once) to silly goof ups (like the tank that still had his lance equipped) stem largely from events like raids. Sure 5mans can be fun too and pvp and such, but at my heart I love raiding. Within that though, I like zapping the boss with my fireballs and stuff. I’ve never had a real tank before and only healed a couple of low level instances although perhaps someday that will change. But I like what I do and while I may not be the best at it, I have fun doing it. I’m also not the most outspoken person in our guild raids, but I’m a team player. Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to conjure up some sammiches…
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In Wrath, along with Blizzard’s attempts to make sure people don’t get left behind in content, has come the fad of gear checking. While this has produced a good way of putting PUG’s together, it presents the problem of “How do I know I’m ready for this content?”. Along with gear checking has come “gearscore”. With gearscore you can track how your or someone else’s gear will perform in relation to the content. Gearscore comes in two flavors, WoW-Heroes.com and a GearScore addon. WoW-Heroes.com looks at gear and enchants, while the GearScore addon just looks at the gear itself. The makers of these gear checking tools have conveniently made charts showing how a person’s score stacks up with the content. Using these tools, you can gear check for your PUG’s and make sure you are up to par with the content at hand!
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So I was surfing the web looking for some graphic buttons and I ran across this. Needless to say I broke into horse laughing! I remember playing this game as a kid: “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?” LOL! Wow does that bring back memories! Gotta love all of the creativity that WoW inspires [...]
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Hello again and welcome back to my blog here! So I promised to write up a little bit more about my toon so here goes. According to WoW, I’ve been playing Vorya for about 86 days now. I wondered when I first saw that because in real time it’s been quite a bit longer than that.
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