#Mage drops icc Patch#
I leveled him extremely slowly previously, but the pace picked up with patch 3.3 and the Dungeon Finder. Thus the mage flitted all over the map, doing a "best of Northrend" quest selection. My previous two level 80 characters covered all of Northrend, one doing all the "do all quests in this zone" achievements of the right half of the map, the other doing them on the left half. I will have to look into an arcane build as second spec, I hear arcane mages aren't as bad as they used to be in the past. For soloing quests it is far inferior to deep frost, and for running 5-man dungeons the frost build is also often better, due to better AoE. But that wasn't a huge success, as the frostfire build appears to be very much a raiding build, working well against a single large target. I did buy the dual spec capability for him, and tried a frostfire build once I got the frostfire spell. The mage has, and has always been, a deep frost spec. Nevertheless I decided to level the mage to 80 anyway, just to increase my options.
While the warrior never really got into dps, due to not having serious dps gear, the healing gear of the priest is good enough to deal 3k dps when I switch him to shadow. But as I mentioned previously, the priest and warrior are now dual spec. The initial idea of playing that mage when I created him during the Burning Crusade was to complete the holy trinity of pure classes, adding a pure dps to the holy priest and protection warrior I had. This post is just a personal journal entry with a bunch of random thoughts regarding that mage. There are my two level 80 characters, priest and warrior on the Horde side, there is my Alliance paladin level 63 on a different server, and there is another Horde character, a blood elf mage, currently level 78. I currently have 4 characters in World of Warcraft which I play, that is do quests and dungeons with as opposed to using them as crafting or bank alts.
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