Just completed my 36/36 and as far as gearing goes, I actually ended up gearing multiple alts at once, and then tackling all the mage tower scenarios in a session of few days.
My general rule of gearing alts was to gear them up until a legendary drops for them (for any spec really, just for ilvl boost) + legendary freebie ring from antorus. That usually netted me 915-925 ilvl (over two resets, two full LFR clears + some relinquished gear/world bosses). I've run so much LFR that as sad as it sounds, I started to learn where I can afk in the raid safely without getting kicked, because I couldn't stomach it anymore (for example, on Hasabel I would enter first portal and then go afk there, no one ever notices you afk there, or on Imonar I always just go afk as soon as fight starts because that boss is always a one shot on LFR).
Anyway, gearing alts and learning new specs is mostly fun, but you are really running short of time so best of luck. Also seems like you are leaving the hardest challenges for the last (tank scenario is the hardest, healing is the most annoying).
Last edited by melzas; 2018-07-09 at 08:18 AM.
You've been able to do the Mage Tower for a very long time. If you needed 130+ traits to complete it, maybe the skin isn't for you.
If you haven't done them by now then what have you been doing? There's been like a year to do it.
I'm fully aware of this and want to know how he gears a fresh 110 char so that in 90 minutes you outgear the mage tower challenge.
Problem is when you need to level up a character 1-110, gear him up through Veiled Argunite, LFR, World Bosses and Mythic+, learn how to play each spec (especially if you have been playing DPS-only for 12 years), learn how to beat the Mage Tower Challenge, make stupid mistakes (like failing double jump as a Havoc DH ) and run out of Nethershards. Wait a few days till your schedule aligns with Legion Invasions to farm some Nethershards. Make more stupid mistakes in the Mage Tower till you finally get your skin.
Now do this for 11 characters of different classes in 2 months while also writing a thesis report and having 1 month and a half to finish it. And going to lectures. And doing homework. Like, I managed to get 3 skins (Ret Pala, Holy Pala and Havoc DH) and I feel nice that I will be among the "few" (yeah right...) to have them in the future and I will feel like a "special snowflake" but can we like consider people who for reasons other than being bad players or whining about/hating on the game and then unsubbing, are unable to get all 36 skins? And I know you don't need to get all 36 skins (though completionists will disagree with you), I couldn't get even a half of them ones I wanted. I had to give up sooo many.
Arcane Mage
Frost Mage
Windwalker Monk
Arms Warrior
Discipline Priest
Feral Druid
Guardian Druid
Elemental Shaman
Unholy Death Knight
Blood Death Knight
Demonology Warlock
Destruction Warlock
"The Chosen"
Elite PvP set for Havoc DH and a few other classes....
Just because people like being special snowflakes and Blizzard has to catter to them by making content unobtainable/legacy.
Mock me all you want, I've literally never touched Mistweaver, only heard that fistweaving used to be a legitimate playstyle for healing in much the same vein as discipline priest.
The only research I've done for any of the specs has been optimal Netherlight Crucible, the rest I figure out on the fly