Tank like a girl
Jul 11 2008

A new resource for healers

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A tank is nothing without a healer keeping them alive, so I try to keep myself educated about healing. My own healing experience is as holy paladin, where I healed all of Karazhan successfully, so I appreciate the difficulty and responsibility of the role. I am currently seriously considering going full resto on my druid. I have much love for healers, even if I can’t play them all that well! :)

As announced by Matticus and Azaura today, some of the big-name healing bloggers have joined forces to create PlusHeal.com. Priests, paladins, druids, shamans, Plusheal has ‘em all. Enjoy.

Jul 07 2008

This past weekend, part I

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I played my boomkin druid instead of tanking, and we headed to Heroic Sethekk Halls to kill Anzu the Raven God. Skirting, played by my other half, tanked her first heroic, and it went pretty fabulously. I think only one wipe? Smooth run, good times. The swift flight form is so perty!

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Watch me perch, doncha wish your flight form was hot like me?

Jul 06 2008

Advice for DPS

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Namthe from The View from Down Here has posted a very interesting series of articles in his blog, namely what DPS can do to work better with your friendly warrior tank. Splendid idea! He’s offered information for hunters, mages and rogues so far. I agree with all the points he makes, but will try to follow his series and add stuff he didn’t cover but which I find apply as well. Read more »

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Jun 25 2008

The other classes

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I saw this forum posting a while back and wanted to respond to it here, but never got around to it until WoWInsider brought it up again when their authors ran out of content (the amount of stuff they snag from other blogs for recycling is like whoa. But then, guess I am doing the same right now, doh).

Once upon a time, there were three tanking classes, and each had its distinct advantages and disadvantages, and my personal views about them.
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