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I'm leveling Paladin in Outlands atm , since I started TBC late. I know it's not that desireable as for example shamans but will I be able to find dungeon and raid spots when I reach level 70? As Prot Tank but also as Ret Pala?

Hello TBC People. I wanna start playing TBC (I know I'm late).

Which EU Server should I pick on? Spineshatter PvP or Thunderstrike PvE, are both similiar populated? In Alliance and Horde?

My Goal is to experience leveling in outlands and end game dungeons / raids, since I only did it in Vanilla. I'm scared my experienced gets crushed by high level ganker when I choose the PvP Server.

Also I'm thinking about buying the boost. Is it worth it?

Thanks in advance

What is the best talent spec? always 5 points in fury for 5% crit then respec 30 with a 2 hander? get deep wounds or not? is improved HS worth it?

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Or follow fury talents till lvl 30 like in Kamisayo guide? with 1 fast 1 hander + shield?

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I guess dual wielding is not worth ?

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I'm kinda confused what to do

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I'm playing a selffound human warrior

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Thanks in advance

im mostly playing hardcore classic but would like to try some TBC Arena PvP. Is it too late to start? how long would it take me to level to 70 and get some decent gear to have fun?

Hello Chess Community,

I am around 800 elo at the moment and I almost only play rapid. Over the last 90 days I have a positive Winrate with the black pieces (52%) and much more negative with white (46%). I think thats kinda a big difference.

I improved alot lately and worked myself up from around 400 elo but I'm trying to understand why I win so much more with black, even tho people say you have a general advantage with the white pieces, no?

Thanks for help in advance.

Hello hardcore community !

I am playing a mage for the first time. I always played melee classes so I would be glad to receive any helpful tips & tricks for my mage. Regarding usefull Addons or Weakauras; Macro; the best hardcore leveling Talents or maybe a good youtube guide?

Thanks in advance and stay safe!

Edit: I guess im going tailoring and enchanting for professions for the wands, since im selffound? or is engineering so much superior still ?

First time shaman player here. Really love it. I wondered if its worth, skilling into the 'Elemental Focus' Talent (Gives you a 10% chance to enter a Clearcasting state after casting any Fire, Frost, or Nature damage spell.  The Clearcasting state reduces the mana cost of your next damage spell by 100%.)

Since the Enchancement Talents don't look so overwhelming to me.

I even thought about putting points into the Restoration tree for survival and healing dungeons.

Any tips? What talents do you guys use? or is there a cookie cutter build?

Hello Hardcore Community. I am playing HC for a while now and really got to know all classes. But that is kinda my problem. I play too much characters, which takes away motivation when I see so many character and leads to me not playing at all.
I think having one main, which progress I can really follow would make alot more fun to me but I can't decide on a class.

I like melee classes more then caster. So i figured im not exactly a mage or warlock player. Even tho mages lore fantasy is really cool.
I like the scaling of warrior in vanilla, but I dont think tanking dungeons is for me. Thats why I think rogue fits really well.

I also like healing and support classes but found paladin leveling kinda boring. Therefore shaman. druid and priest were really fun to me. Especially having the opportunity to do both.
Hunter was my first vanilla class and I fell in love with having a pet by my side.

Overall I think, I can count out warrior, paladin mages and warlocks but then there are 5 other classes.

Any tips? Any of you dealing with similiar problems?