Nostalrius Begins - Quality wow vanilla realm (1.12)

Video 1:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxgpTWbF2Io

Video 2:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMr0syk6Dog

These videos give you all the info you need to play the hardest Role in a TBC raid.

And yes warrior tank is easy the hardest role you can play in TBC.

Edit 1: Its not me who made these videos saw them on reddit.

inb4 TBC ret pally guides pop up.

Imbaslap wrote:inb4 TBC ret pally guides pop up.

Unlike Vanilla, you actually want exactly one Ret Paladin per raid in TBC. Their buffs and refreshing all the Judgments on a boss are valuable.

Also unlike Vanilla they actually get a button to push every few seconds and aren't just auto attacking, so they do passable dps now.

It's not bad, but they're horribly threatcapped. Prot is also a pretty good spec and is favoured on fights like Illidan. Too bad they're jank in Sunwell.

why you want a warrior as a tank if a druid is much better

Each class has its advantages and disadvantages.

Robotron wrote:It's not bad, but they're horribly threatcapped. Prot is also a pretty good spec and is favoured on fights like Illidan. Too bad they're jank in Sunwell.

Aren't you required to have a warrior for Illidan for shear? Or can paladins block that with holy shield?

Casieqt wrote:why you want a warrior as a tank if a druid is much better

Well, there were fights you needed someone with a shield, because nobody at Blizzard thought that bears could carry a log and block with it.

Ashix wrote:Aren't you required to have a warrior for Illidan for shear? Or can paladins block that with holy shield?

Shield Block allows a Warrior to hit the avoidance cap, which renders them immune to Shear. Prot Paladins are capable of hitting it raid buffed, which means they don't have to press a button during the cast bar. They're also superior AoE tanks with Thorns effects and Consecrate, but they're squishy against almost anything in Sunwell, which is why they suck past BT.