Nostalrius Begins - Quality wow vanilla realm (1.12)

wonder if anyone can confirm that they also deleted ironfoe from players who got the item during the droprate was bugged (too high), e.g. like it happened to someone of u

+ can anyone confirm 10% proc rate on nost or is it bugged like on feenix where u got way more procs

+ the item itself shouldve been just banned from the server, makes no sense to have an item ingame that drops @BRD and is better than anything untill naxxramas (atleast for human fury warriors, dno about rogues)

regards,
defiler

not sure about proc, but i saw a warrior yesterday in IF with it.

nemo1154 wrote:not sure about proc, but i saw a warrior yesterday in IF with it.

ye also saw quite alot of ppl with it in the last weeks...

just wondering if its really the best weapon until naxxramas

Defiler wrote:+ can anyone confirm 10% proc rate on nost or is it bugged like on feenix where u got way more procs

I wish it would be 10%. Right now It feels terrible and just maybe on par with Hand of Justice (2%).It might scale with hit chance and it seems to have an internal cooldown, because I never got a chain proc, but immediately after on the next autohit.

Defiler wrote:+ the item itself shouldve been just banned from the server, makes no sense to have an item ingame that drops @BRD and is better than anything untill naxxramas (atleast for human fury warriors, dno about rogues)

It's not the cookie cutter, which it should be. I'm a little disappointed considering it's best in slot till Naxxramas.
For example: When using Heroic Strike/Cleave the rage consumption is doubled, but the effect is only applied to one swing.

The real question is: When it procs, do you temporarily speak dwarvish?

It seems to have a normal procrate. There seems to be suggestions that abilities such as sword specialization do not proc off of special attacks, and that might further apply to ironfoe, but that's really something to pass on to the test team

Phaleg wrote:The real question is: When it procs, do you temporarily speak dwarvish?

Yes, you do