05-25-2005, 02:06 AM
Brista,May 24 2005, 04:14 AM Wrote:I have no idea, it just came up in conversation as we tried to figure out how to manage the last fight. In a sense though max health isn't important because it doesn't do anything for healing efficiency
We had 3 goes at the last fight (mage, hunter, warrior, shaman, rogue). One go with the Warrior tanking which didn't go well, one with the kitty tanking which went a lot better since we had me healing kitty and the shaman healing everyone else, then we worked out a sophisticated plan of switching aggro between cat and warrior which we spectacularly failed to implement
The warrior had 1700 armour (and no shield option!), the kitty 2700
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I'm right at that level, and I have to say :( that you've got a Warrior that poor. I'm level 46, and my armor for the last few levels has hovered around 2200 without shield, and 3700 with... and instances means shield goes on. I don't buy gear from the AH, my set is all drops. I hate to say it... but, well, bad Warrior! No healers for you!
As to the pet... 2700 isn't bad, being only slightly lower than the average Shaman offtank, albiet without a shield to block with and a weapon to parry with. These are also important factors... 2700 is going to be better than, say, having the Hunter themselves offtank it, and I know I personally find growl capable of competing with anything I dish out for single target hate. In this regard, a pet would make a great tank/offtank on a single target, as it can't take the damage of multiple targets, but it can certainly keep the hate.
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