The point is not whether warriors can kill furbolg. Some can, some can't.
The point is that killing 10 furbolg any which way is a different problem from dedicating a build to kill 10,000+ as efficiently as possible.
The plan, in essence, is to sacrifice every possible point of HP/AC for AP, +hit, and +crit, and to see if there are exceptions to the Laws of Balance somewhere on the bleeding edge.
Monkey's experiment with Black Dragonscale armor is right to the point. Nobody raids MC/BWL/AQ to gear up for Winterfall Village, however. What you can can accomplish pre-60 in greens is irrelevant also.
Spangles is evolving, optimizing for very specialized conditions in Winterspring. She will continue farming furbolgs after the Wintersaber faction quest is complete, because the money is so good. These experiments constitute a long term investment, until the politics of rep farming change, and destoy the runecloth market.
Will Spangles survive the Chief Winterfall encounter in Heroism armor? News as it happens.
The point is that killing 10 furbolg any which way is a different problem from dedicating a build to kill 10,000+ as efficiently as possible.
The plan, in essence, is to sacrifice every possible point of HP/AC for AP, +hit, and +crit, and to see if there are exceptions to the Laws of Balance somewhere on the bleeding edge.
Monkey's experiment with Black Dragonscale armor is right to the point. Nobody raids MC/BWL/AQ to gear up for Winterfall Village, however. What you can can accomplish pre-60 in greens is irrelevant also.
Spangles is evolving, optimizing for very specialized conditions in Winterspring. She will continue farming furbolgs after the Wintersaber faction quest is complete, because the money is so good. These experiments constitute a long term investment, until the politics of rep farming change, and destoy the runecloth market.
Will Spangles survive the Chief Winterfall encounter in Heroism armor? News as it happens.
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