[GUIDE] Warrior: Skill Intensive Tanking

[SummerWolf]

Im slowly leveling a warrior, simply because everyone thinks they are bad tanks.

Considering you are dropping your points into strength, the part I seem to disagree on is featherfoot. Its 15% more to dodging for 15 sec with cooldown of 90 sec.

Vs Internal release at 20% crit chance for 15 sec cooldown of 90 sec. If you pop your selfheals cooldowns, your crits will heal you more and it has a chance to crit on second wind as well. It would raise enmity and the cooldown is shorter.

Whats your take on that one? Otherwise I think everything else is spot on with how I view the warrior.

[Exrage]

Whats your take on that one? Otherwise I think everything else is spot on with how I view the warrior.

A common question I get and I think I answered a post or two back, the answer is use it if you wish but I wouldn't sacrifice featherfoot for it. Your reasoning is sound but you have to remember which is more important, healing the damage you've taken or negating it completely? Currently our dex establishes a healthy 19% dodge rate as our gear specifically focuses on buffing our parry (negates damage off hits) instead of simply dodging them, feather foot turns our 1 in 5 chance to completely negate an attack to a 1 in 3. Statistically speaking this is *slightly* more favorable than increasing your healing by a a third for the same duration and this is assuming you use it properly in a DPS/High damage smash rotation everytime it becomes available.

It's really your call brudda, as you're going from beginner tanking to advanced tanking.