Since you say get either the +healing totem or the + rebirth cd totem in one phase but then have rebirth as BIS for the rest of the phases is it safe to assume to just go for rebirth over the +healing or should you have both in your arsenal?

Is your < showing lei is better than dragonscale?

hey in BWL BIS 8/8 t1 u have boots not as t1. Intended?

I know about Lashers once DM comes out but right now my gold has been abysmal. I am double gather mining/skinning but still not even able to get an epic mount due to layering adding so much supply into the market with gathering.

Any advice on a decent phase 1 farm as shaman? Could we possibly do any sort of Mara farm?

Just an FYI Illusionary Rod hits pretty damn hard as well for people without luck on Corpsemaker like myself.

@Melderon said in Enhance weapons for leveling:

@Kenny Weapon progression is a bit hard but I will do my best to do that in the guide that will be coming out next week. Great question. Also, out of curiosity, what did you compile for 1-20

So this is for Tauren but it goes in this order

• White vendor staff @ lvl 2

• Get 5s by time I hit Bloodhoof to get the next white vendor staff once I arrive

• At level 10 go to Crossroads and do the Quest to explore the pools + get fungel spores, proceed to fly to TB (dont need TB Flightpath thankfully), obtain Cauldron Stirrer to finish up 10-12
  in Mulgore.

• Sometime around 15 do the RFC quest that starts at Thrall to obtain the Staff of Orgrimmar

• Wailing Caverns Crescent Staff around 18-20 depending on when i can not only find a group but also finish the quest chain.

• After this I am lost lol

After watching Melderon's latest video I am sure RB is the way to go, at least for myself. I have my 1-20 weapons planned out pretty well thanks to some guides I found on Youtube but was wondering if there are any out there for 20 and beyond.

Also, a ton of the weapons I do have lined up for 1-20 are staves. Later on I know weapons like Ravager and other 2h axes will be up for grabs but is it worth switching weapon types that late into leveling since it will take awhile to get them to be useful? Or is it worth sticking to staves the whole way through?

I get that it will never be accepted into hardcore guilds who need shamans for mana tide but I was just wondering if it even was on the spectrum to kinda off heal/ off dps as Nature swiftness ele in a raid environment?

I was wondering if there was a Shadow spec that was great for PvP but had enough into another spec like holy or disc that you were still viable in raids as a healer since Shadow is not taken much in raids due 2 mana issues. I noticed that Druids kind of had almost 'all-purpose" specs and I know that these all around specs might never be the best at either but I figured it's better than nothing because I want to raid but I also want to play Shadow and it seems like those two things don't go hand in hand in Classic unless you're the lucky sole Shadow Priest in a raid of 40.