New replies are no longer allowed. Is shaman a fun class? Classes Shaman. Ele has the biggest big dick burst and loads of fun. Makes for a good laugh when they are twice the ilvl of you, and they still die And even Elemental I find fun to play, and I rarely play ranged classes.
Is Shaman fun? For example, Stoneskin Totem reduces the damage taken by party members, and a resistance totem can reduce the magic damage in a particular school of magic. In certain encounters, these group bonuses will make a dramatic difference. At lower levels, other players may not realize your appropriate use of totems is playing such an important role, and as a result they will go under-appreciated. However, at higher levels, and especially at maximum-level where players are more experienced, your totems will not only be appreciated, but sought out, talked about, negotiated for, revered, and sometimes even demanded.
These are all things a shaman will deal with. It's an unorthodox hybrid role, and sometimes under-appreciated. Shaman are not as popular healers as priests when people need to set up a group, but will get just as much blame if the whole party is killed. It will take more to gain the respect of other players, but that fact will make the respect all the greater.
If you're a power-player, you'll want to consider the various Racial Traits when choosing what race to play. You might also consider the racial Attributes , but after the first 20 levels or so these become largely irrelevant, as the items you've gained will often outstrip any racial bonuses. Shamans can be only four of the Horde races and two on the Alliance side, but also a Pandaren, each of which has an ability that lends itself to the class:. For more casual gamers, there's really no major difference between the races - choose the race that you want to play, whether for its looks, its voice, or because it's simply good fun!
Again, shamans are a balanced class, so you should balance your gear as well, with emphasis on maximizing the effectiveness of your desired role s.
Elementalists will want burst damage caster stats, so look for hit rating, crit rating, intellect, MP5, and spellpower.
Enhancement shamans will want light melee stats with a lesser emphasis on caster stats. Look for hit rating, crit rating, attack power especially via agility, though raw AP tends to come in larger quantities , and intellect. Thanks to Mental Quickness , spellpower is basically ignorable, but you shouldn't necessarily refuse it.
Restoration shamans naturally want healing stats. Look for intellect, spellpower, MP5, and crit rating. Totems: Drop em like they are HOT! Something that was a staple in a shaman's past was Totemic Focus. This very helpful and essential part of a shaman was removed on a recent patch. The easiest way to progress through the early levels is to simply do any and all of the quests you can find.
Not only will you breeze through the first 5 to 10 levels, but you'll get useful gear and precious money. Money is particularly important so you can purchase your spells. You will spend levels 1 to 5 in your starting town. Make sure you get all the spells you can from your trainer. Between level 5 and 6 you'll find yourself heading off to your second town and a new trainer who can teach you various things.
At the second town, repeat the process - do each and every quest you can find. It's important to keep up with your abilities and your gear. Now is also an appropriate time to start training in your chosen professions. Initially, you're equipped with a ranged attack, Lightning Bolt. Report Links. Last updated … From tbc. Definitely go there and Click the drop down on the top. Spend some time on the shaman forum. Maybe watch a few you tube videos.
I noticed a lot of enhance players are switching to elemental. Some don't like the new playstyle as much. Elemental has three fun builds that are all close in performance. Lightning rod is best From gamefaqs. From classic. Discover the best classes and specs to play in The Burning Crusade Classic raids and dungeons with this tier list sorted by highest DPS, healing, and tanks. From wowtbc. This will cover any changes made to Shaman abilities, conduits, PvP talents, anima powers, and existing legendary powers.
As more information becomes available, we will be adding to this guide, so check back often! Keep in mind that Shadowlands is still undergoing tuning and that these may change without notice.
Also keep in mind that "Best" can be both pretty subjective and, in many cases, a very close call. This list should be From es. Leatherworking: Provides 80 haste for 30 seconds with. Drums of Battle. Drums of War. The Ebon Netherscale set is your Phase 1 bis as well. Blacksmithing: Black Planar Edge. Need an account? Sign up free. Create Account. I'm still in Feralas and the weather hasn't been particularly kind. I'm level 50 now and beginning to understand why other people don't play Shamans, they struggle to tackle mobs and don't regenerate mana quickly enough.
Grinding these past seven days has been hard work, I've raised three levels but I've got 10 more to go. I decided to leave Feralas and head for the coast, a holiday of sorts. I wanted to tackle every kind of critter along the way to the Veiled Sea, how capable and adaptable was my lovely Troll I wonder?
My trip to Feathermoon Stronghold and the Isle of Dread, sounds delightful already, was about finding out why I play the most unpopular race and class combination in the game. The reason people don't play Shamans is because they don't excel in one distinct area, even if you throw all your talent points in one tree, a Shaman is still the Swiss Army knife of the WoW world.
When you want someone to inflict as much damage as possible, you ask the year-old Dutch kid who plays a Warrior and can't tank properly. People haven't got the patience or mindset to understand how great Shamans really are, they're like Rachel Weisz, understated and elegant beauties.
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