Having an invincible Warlock PvP Build is really impossible considering the armor problems with wearing cloth. Then again, if you have your Toon with the proper specs you can overcome this most of the time. Today we’re going to give you a little help on your talent trees. Hopefully these combinations can help you when taking on other players.
Since most WoW players use macros for enjoyable emotes, there are a few for the Warlock that can change the outcome of your fight. We have all kinds of examples to throw out there, but today we want to give you a taste for how these would work if you were somewhere like Stratholme. Since there are several mobs, having the ability to heal instantly is very important (amongst other things).
Knowing Your Enemies (Fire Casting Macro)
Throughout the game you will come across certain enemies that are immune to many of your Warlock spells. When you see this, it is always good to have a few Warlock Macros that can combat the situation. A prime example is when you are taking on the undead. Obviously if you’re in trouble the Howl of Terror isn’t going to work. However, if you had a Fire Casting macro you probably wouldn’t be in that situation. Here is a good example below.
Even though we are about to give you five of the top Warlock Glyphs out there, your list could be different. One of the biggest reasons is because everyone has different specs and basically play a different game. So take a look at the ones we have below and if you don’t use them, you may feel as though they could work better then the ones you are using now.
It seems over the years that Warlock builds have become a dying breed. In fact, I think they were on the endangered species list last year (I know corny joke). The truth of the matter is, there are still plenty of us out there that should enjoy the same amount of information all other classes do while playing WoW. So today we wanted to throw out a nice list of Warlock Pets that are available in the game.
Imp
For those of you who have just started playing with your Warlock, the Imp is your first summoning pet. It’s easy to obtain, the voice overs are annoying after awhile, and the lack of armor is evident. You do get a little boost in HP (Bloodpact for all members in group), and the good old Fire Shield. In the end the Imp is best used to distract other enemies, nothing more.
When it comes to macros, we know a lot of people just like yourself have no idea what they do. Without getting all technical on you, these are a way for you to make various commands with icons by using coding. It’s actually quite simple once you understand everything, but in the early go you may run into a few bumps in the road. Our goal today is to help you understand why they are important, and what macros you should use for your Death Knight.
Just like any other class, Death Knights have three different trinkets at their disposal in the beginning. Unfortunately you can only use two, which makes narrowing down your choices a little more difficult. Granted, they will come with completed quests, but once you have more than two the usage will be based on how you equip your Death Knight. Here is the three you start out with during your Lich King quests. Reading over their abilities outside of the World of Warcraft game may help.
Soul Harvester’s Charm
Listen, we’ve created six different Death Knights and each one is equipped with the Soul Harvester’s Charm trinket. First off, it improves your critical strike rating by 20. Since your Death Knight will be geared towards gaining DPS stats, this is essential during your gaming. While the critical strike is nice, you will also gain a huge parry increase (90) for ten seconds. Keep in mind this only happens once an enemies melee attack knocks your health down to under thirty-five percent.
Due to the Wrath of the Lich King expansion, the Death Knight Glyphs have become a hot commodity on WoW. The hardest thing for a player to decide is which one will suit their toon the best. Unfortunately we don’t have all the answers for you, but the good news is we can definitely give you a short guide on what each glyph can do during game play. All you will need to do is match a few of these glyphs up with the way your Death Knight has been built.
First of all, let’s negate all the addons that are essentials for most players. You know, the Carbonite Quest Helper, Auctioneer, and any other type of addon that helps you get through World of Warcraft a little easier. Those having nothing to do with the information you will find below. The only type of Death Knight addons we want to talk about right now are the ones that will enhance your toon’s abilities. These are the five we believe can change the landscape of your game play.
The Rotate Addon
Even though many of you prefer to use your own spells during game play, there are times when everyone could use a little help. The Rotate addon is a nice little tool for Death Knights who aren’t sure what they should use next to take out an opponent. While it won’t be something you use all the time, it helps to know a suggestion can be made to you in case you aren’t sure how to beat an enemy.
