Frost Mage

camping like you genuinely are.

But you're also adding things to think about, right? For example, with Frost Mage, again, right? You may be taking away AoE Mage farming, right? But now you have other stuff that you could do, right? You have Arcane or you have this like Frostfire Bolt shit, right? Like you have other things to think about.

Like if they are to try and alleviate a problem or remove a frustration or however he does it, if there is something that is lost in the spirit of vanilla, then something else has to be added in the spirit of vanilla.

And I think that that example of shared mob tagging, what is added? Tell me what is added to vanilla by adding shared mob tagging.

Um, now one thing he was saying is, you know, again, Ice Lance sucks, um, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

'Cause I had posted something in the Discord last week about how I love the, the Ice Lance shatter combination on my frost mage.

I hope they make PVE frost mage a thing.

I like doing my little Ice Lance thing.

And he said...

Um, but I suspect, uh, and I was kind of thinking the same thing as they're talking about Rogue of like, well, the rotation won't be, maybe it won't be very exciting.

I think with their horizontal, this is kind of a meta level comment, but I think with their goal of horizontal progression, I suspect what they're going to do is use a lot of tier sets and stuff like that to, to change up what your rotation is and what spells are good and what spells have new side effects and new like interactions between your spells.

Um, so I'm wondering if that will be one of the things they do because otherwise it, it'll play pretty much like Holy damage version of Frost Mage in Vanilla, which won't be...

And I think there's, I, I, I-

There's two that you didn't include on there that I think we should include, uh, Lavamancer and Frost Mage.

Lavamancer and Frost Mage too, yeah, of course, 'cause those, those do also have the, uh, requisite for mana and an activated ability that are coming out.

Yeah.

Um, I wanna quickly talk about Templar and why I think it actually is advantageous to play cores in Templar.

Yeah, there would be six of them, right?

You'd, you'd, you'd, you'd do the ones that make the most sense contextually with the elements and how they align with each other.

But, um, yeah, I think that when those, when that cycle becomes legal post-Lavamancer or Frost Mage, I mean, I...

Now, when it started, there were only three guides and one raid encounter on the site.

And those were Fire Mage, Frost Mage, Holy Pally, and Chimeron as its only raid guide.

That was it.

But the site, like right around Mists of Pandaria, the site really started to take off.