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LF a mobhealth3 addon complete or almost complete database, I tried to convert my mobinfo2 database but it didn't work.

Thanks a lot for all the answers, I know that I'm not the only with this doubt.

Are tier sets any good?, because I keep hearing that almost all tier 1 sets are worst than Pre raid BiS, also a lot of people say Tier 2 sets are just there for the looks.

Don't listen to them, if you don't care to be at the top of the meters and be a part of the world first kill scene, you would be able to raid as enhancement. I had a friend that raided as a enhancement shaman focusing in Spell power and stacking armor and he outperformed many mages and warlocks in the damage meters (the only downside was that he would give some extra stress in a secondary healer). While leveling you would be able to tank about 60% of the dungeons (if you are into tanking), or you could archive a nice DPS and ocasional drop an emergency heal. By far I've seen that shamans have a funnier leveling experience going with a fast one hand weapon with flame enchantment and a good shield, because they're able to perform better in world pvp at low levels.

Mot, as someone that only made to MC playing a Resto Druid, I can say that for almost all of the players you are right. Most of the Druids you ar arguing with, are Resto Druid Fanboys or people that simply are in love with the Resto Druid, but the majority of players that roll a Resto Druid hate to feel forced to play this spec, simply check the polls in multiple forums when people ask wich druid spec they're planing to play and Resto is always at the bottom, so Mot's spec offers a funnier way to play to most Druid players. This people bring up the meters so much because that's the thing they like to play (the optimal resto Druid for a completely controlled specific situation), but the majority of the Druid community feels that playing this way is not fun at all. On the other hand Mot's spec and playstyle is more situational, more active and less monotonous, in other words more fun (at least for 7 out of 10 Druids). When Mot recommend his spec, is because he is a realistic player that knows that the Druid is going to have to heal in raids to get a spot, but you people bringing out their numbers are what make the Druid the least played class, you are recommending to play to be "optimal", play "Swit Med" or "Moonglow", it should be enough that we have to play as resto, but you are also trying to force us into play poorly in every other aspect of the game besides raiding, that's what is making playing the Druid an horrible experience, you're just seeing the "questionable viability" as the factor that makes people not play Druid, when in fact are that stupid stigmas and the monotonous playstyle of your resto Druid specs that you are recommending the thing that is keeping away new players to roll a Druid. I want all of you to think about this, Mot have talked about having fun while playing a Druid in his comments, but almost all of you are talking about is how to have nice numbers in a web page. Have a nice day.

Hi killerduki, I've been playin on Kronos where I leveled up as a Tankladin, but I noticed that Righteos Fury is broken when used with SoR from Rank 2 to 6 (also Consecration Rank 2 and 3), so It was almost imposible to tank efficiently, until lvl 50. So I was wondering if in Nost/Elysium Righteos Fury would work properly with all Ranks of SoR and Consecration, because I've red that Shaman Threat generating abilities were broken in some ranks in Nost, so maybe Paladins would be a similar case.