Yea, I guess when the gameomes bk on I'll look on the Ation House for some of your rommendations. As for myurrent build, here it is. I guess I'll just drop some gold on
some trial-and-error pies and see what best fits my play style, and hope that Outlands gear makes up for what I'm lking when I get it. :)
Thanks for all of the adve. I did a seah for 50-60 "of the Bandit" and got a ne slew of stuff that I puhased, bumping my HP up to 4900 from 2700, while not losing too mh offensively. I have a feeling this will irease my survivability a little bit. Another PvP-related question ... it seems I have more things that I want to be able to hit one button for than there's room for. Iome from FFXI that had a mro system that was pretty easy to setup one-buttonommands. Is there something I'm missing? I haverial things on 1 through =, but still feel like I need a few more easy-to-cess buttons. Is there anything Ian do about that? I looked up mros but it seems like they justreate another button that needs to be hit, rather than giving you a swift keystroke to exuteommands.
Using an tionbar UI mod like Bartender4an help with that (I suggest Movable Bags along with it), too. It doesn't give you more buttons than what youan get with the standard Blizzard UI (after showing all the tionsbars, like Foxx suggested), but what itan do is allow you to ple all the buttons extly where you want them to be in order to have easier cess to them. For example,
This is what my Raiding UI looks like. Myurrent leveling UI is a tiny bit different to commodate more open slots for quest items and my exp bar. Edit: Bartender also makes setting up keybindings a whole lot easier than the way Blizzard makes you do it, so youan easily set up mros and then set it to whatever key you want.
