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| View Poll Results: What class would you say best fits the role of "Tank"? | |||
| Warrior |
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58 | 53.21% |
| Paladin |
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18 | 16.51% |
| Shadowknight |
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22 | 20.18% |
| Any class can be a tank if youre l337 liek me |
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11 | 10.09% |
| Voters: 109. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Monk in almost every single non-raid situation.
-Mitigation roughly the same, maybe even higher, than a Paladin or Shadowknight. -3x as much dps as a paladin or shadow knight -Pulling ability, mend -Agro is more than sufficient You basically get both a tank and a dps. Warriors are good too. Also, it's worth mentioning that a Ranger can be a viable compromise between a Pal/SK type tank and a monk. You get a decent amount of DPS and excellent agro management/snap agro. Rangers are incredibly squishy but in some groups that won't be a problem anyway, and it may be worth the extra agro and DPS for quick killing. | ||
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Last edited by Ephirith; 11-21-2012 at 07:05 PM..
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#3
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Paladin.
Their gear is cheap and easily available, so they tend to be better geared than any given warrior. Spell argo works better than hope and pray for a proc argo. LoH is the ultimate o shit button. Lull pulling. Heals good as druid. O shit rez.
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What is argo? I though it was "Aggro" ? But what do I know, I'm just a wizard.
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This post is pretty funny I lol'd irl but warrior is obviously superior in many ways, if you cant get aggro you suck, sk's and pals that pull aggro from a war in groups are ethier A) Dicks or B) Cant play their class right and / or like to do it on purpose. Let the war do his job and grab aggro before you go throwing crazy spells like stun or snare, same for you rogues, let the mob die atleast to 90 before going crazy with backstab.
With yak procs though it isnt even a issue for me, I find monks pulling aggro more than anything mostly due to them hitting the mob first like I said and not FDing for tank to get aggro. All about who you play with I guess. | ||
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SKs, quickest threat generated if you've got an overpull on your hands without CC and mobs gouging out the cleric's eyeballs from heal aggro.
Just dot away with low cost spells and they're putty in your hands. Obviously a knowledgable healer can ghetto CC with root, but for the first 10-15 seconds you want them all on the tank instead of running loose. Paladins aren't far behind, but they aren't SKs [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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My warrior is 55 and I still think paladins and shadow knights are better at holding agro. I would rather a paladin or shadow knight tank in a group. However, I've seen paladins and shadow knights tank raid mobs too but ultimately warriors are better when it comes to tanking those end game bosses.
If you roll a warrior don't expect your taunt to work until the 40's. | ||
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I'm surprised by those claims. I have a lvl 9 warrior and taunt seems to work wonders.. Not that I pretend knowing more about wars than you do from the pathetic height of lvl 9 vs 55, just surprised. I guess aggro is good because I have a decent weap and that's it then.. (kylong war dagger).
Also, I do agree on the other hand that pulling yourself makes a world of difference in the aggro climbing! | ||
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Yeah, as a warrior you will have to rely on dps most of the time to get agro at the lower levels. I used Staff of Battle for agro and it always did much better than 1 handers, just because the damage output was so much higher.
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#10
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ranger
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