AQ20 and ZG can be done 3 times a week per 20 man, so there is total of 12 chances to drop the respective pendants per week for 40 people (if those raids kill jindo and ossirian that is)Ĭonclusion: all healing classes should maybe think twice before getting this necklace over mage/warlock as they won't get as huge advantage from this neck as locks and mages do. However stratholme can be done infinitely and dukes can be farmed quite often, its not so hard to get the mats. Even then choker of the firelord rarely drop. (depending how many u need for rag kill). MC can be only farmed ONCE per week for lets say 30-40 man. Lower level +healing items can be more effective at healing and they are much easier to get:įrom Duke in silithus: (Lord Skowl) ?i=52236įrom Zul'Grub, Jindo the hexxer: ?i=51263įrom AQ20 end boss: (if you loot the head) ?i=52741 im more thoughtful than that, and i respect my great guildmates.Ĭomment by ThottbotFirst of all this is 1 of the best spell damage necklaces in game that benefit warlock/mage the most and all the other good ones are VERY hard to get. and no, im not saying this so that i can roll on another classes gear.ive never done that, and i never will. C'mon people stop over-generalizing and making it seem that what one class does in MC is the only buttons/commands they will EVER use again. There IS an expected expansion pack coming where we will all be asked to do other things once again besides get ubergeared from ZG/MC/BWL/AQ.etc.there is also PVP. Ok so.the main point here is that people are posting this ALOT on thott: 'pallys/shammys are all only cleanse/heal bots, blah blah blah' Thats true.but ONLY in the higher end instances is it true! Does that mean that a certain class can only EVER own gear that helps them in one certain situation? no. If not, then bye bye, you probably wont get asked back. Comment by Thottbotim tired of everyone arguing exactly who an item is for.as long as noone is greedy and rude, and stays open-minded it'll get worked out by the raid leader.
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