So after leveling Alurian to 70 and basically raiding and farming, I have taken on to create new little alts (WoW jargon for "alternate characters") and after creating and leveling Silentsnow to a grand old level of 52; I recently created two more alts.
Hunter alts.
Now before you slam me for being crazy, I'm not. I love leveling hunters and the best thing about them is - they get to tame pets!
Cats, bears, boars, crabs, giant spiders, owls, dragonhawks - it's a whole digital menagerie!
Besides the pets, I told myself that while Snow is used for pure feral savagery, the hunters will each be specced for a pure talent tree on their own.
Let me see:
Alurian is Marksman.
Heidiplump (my dwarf huntress) is Beast Master.
and gasp,
Nairula (my cute little Draenei huntress) is to be Survival.
The crux is Nairula is still only level 3 while Heidi is now pushing 21 and loving it cause the Beast Mastery tree makes hunters so much more enjoyable (Alurian is made for pure, sustained damage dealing that I came to be comfortable with in raids).
I am still considering what kind of Survival hunter will Nairula be.
The a search on wowwiki.com revealed that Survival hunters can go melee daggers - dual wield no less!!!
Rogue-like playstyle, wears mail armor and commands a snazzy pet (make that 2 or even to a max of 3!!!)?
You bet I will be loving the little blue Smurfette next!!!
But ok, i will need to somehow level Heidi to 30 first before heading down to Nairula, I would expect Survival to be a pain to level since hunters are not really made to melee...
PS: Alurian just got Revered with the Consortium today!!! This may mean that I get better gems from them come early next month. This is cool.
Not to mention I can buy from them this new, epic dagger from these energy people when I hit Exalted with them! Slurp!
PPS: The epic War Talbuk mounts will be my target next for my series of reputation grinds...of course, I need to get the Scryers rep outta the way first (I'm like 9000 rep points to Exalted)...
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Monday, September 24, 2007
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