So i want to play a class in Vanilla that has a chance of getting TF. Who was usually the first getting it, Tanks or one of the DPS classes?
So i want to play a class in Vanilla that has a chance of getting TF. Who was usually the first getting it, Tanks or one of the DPS classes?
That depends. If you're alliance you will have salv and so threat won't be an issue so giving it to a DPS is a real option, so rogue or fury warrior are decent options for it. As horde you don't have salv so threat becomes more of an issue, especially if you compound it with giving your warriors or rogues Thunderfury a massive DPS boost with a proc that generates extra threat. So it's completely possible that horde guilds will prioritize it to tanks more than Alliance guilds will.
Tanks, by a long way.
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I can already see the drama unfolding.
but yeah MT is probably the one whos going to benefit the most from it. extra threat gen = dps can dps more.
I think we had a tank still using TF on illidan. he used it throughout tbc.
Last edited by Heathy; 2018-11-10 at 11:51 AM.
Just gonna gently put this here. Think he was GM of his guild or something.
Tanks having it ultimately makes everyone happier. It is pretty much alpha version of AOE tanking in a minor way and threat becomes a lot less of an issue. Pretty much lets everyone go more ham.
Main Tank > Rogues > Fury.
But I can get away with giving it to the main hunter for the memes
I'd say Fury has slight priority over a Rogue... simply because they have the capability to throw on a tank set and go to town... It will aid you in fights like 4h (that requires 8! warrior tanks with the t3 set bonus) and/or even just be insurance in case the MT or OT burns out and quits before your guild clears whatever content you aim to clear.
It's a hunter weapon.
Our MT got first, second got a rogue.
Funny enough. The quest is restricted by Blizzard to Warrior, paladin, rogue and hunter. Maybe some all weapons are hunter weapon jokes circling around in the original beta, prior to the weapon and quest being added.
Also, with an attack speed of 1.9 and a main hand requirement. The weapon useless in the hands of anyone but a warrior tank. Rogues rely more on weapon damage, than on weapon DPS, and there are blue weapons with higher top end damage than the Thunderfury. The proc would offset this by a little, but not nearly enough to justify using it over for example a Brutality blade or a Vis'kag. I'm fairly sure a fury warrior would not benefit much from this either, or even at all compared to molten core or Onyxia epics.
I think I only ever saw one non-tank with it. Every other person with it I saw was tank. The bonus threat is beneficial for the entire raid, and will result in a much higher overall dps increase than only one dps getting a boost.
Yeah considering how awesome it was for aoe threat, go tank or go home! We gave our first (and only, stupid rng) to our MT and he used it through TBC as well.