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Comentario de rejemy1017

The Beaststalker Armor Set pieces drop from Stratholme, Scholomance, and Blackrock Spire (Both upper and lower).

Belt: Drops off of various mobs in LBRS
Boots: Drops off of Nerub'enkan in Undead Stratholme
Bindings: Drops off of various mobs in Stratholme (Both Live and Undead side)
Cap: Drops off of Darkmaster Gandling in Scholomance
Tunic: Drops off of General Drakkisath in UBRS
Pants: Drops off of Baron Rivendare in Undead Stratholme
Mantle: Drops off of Overlord Wyrmthalak in LBRS
Gloves: Drops off of War Master Voone in LBRS

Also, the Belt, Bindings, and Gloves are Bind on Equip, whereas everything else is Bind on Pickup.
I hope this helps.

~Jerotin

Comentario de zeda

As of Patch 2.0.1, all armor in the Beaststalker set carries + attack power. Some stat values that were on the previous versions of the pieces have been lowered.

Comentario de 8045

The Beaststalker is the Hunter Teir 0 set. The current drop rates are as followed (got them all of www.allakhzam.com, and only did the best drop rate if more than one drop):

-Beaststalker's Belt = BRS ; Smolderthorn Headhunter ; 1.90 %
-Beaststalker's Bindings (Bracers) = Strat ; Crimson Defender ; 1.84%
-Beaststalker's Boots = Strat UD ; Nerub'enkan ; 12.24%
-Beaststalker's Cap = Scholomace ; Darkmaster Gandling ; 7.22%
-Beaststalker's Gloves = LBRS ; War Master Voone ; 9.32 %
-Beaststalker's Mantle (Shoulders) = LBRS ; Overlord Wyrmthalak ; 9.11%
-Beaststalker's Pants = Strat UD ; Baron Rivendare ; 6.58%
-Beastalker's Tunic (Chest) = UBRS ; General Drakkisath ; 5.88%

Cheers

Comentario de 16214

Total stats for complete set:
2247 Armor
+20 Strength
+95 Agility
+90 Stamina
+48 Intellect
+49 Spirit
+8 All Resistances
Increases attack power by 220
Your normal ranged attacks have a 4% chance of restoring 200 mana

Comentario de Thottbot

Ok this argument is simular to the Mage/warlock argument over Dreadmist, were it was designed for one class but great utility for another.

Simple.
-Yes this armor is designed for Hunters.

-Yes If there was a raid group and a piece fell and a hunter didn't have the peice then he should get dibs on it.

-Yes Hunters get more use out of this gear then shammys would due to set bonus's and such

-Yes shammys have Element armor, But that armor is geared around a elemental shaman, not a Enchantment Shaman. an Enchantment shaman Needs more +Agi + Stam and + Str due to how they have specced themselfs. Thus the element Armor is somewhat lacking in terms of Usefullness to a enchantment shammy. That being said many Enchantment shammys see these peices of equipment as a way to itemize for what they have geared them selfs for ( Close combat/crits) they just ignore the ranged bonus and enjoy the higher amount of agi/stam this set offers them. But all told this set was designed to first and foremost go to Hunters. And most shamans ( and if they dont they need to be /blisted and /gquit and /cancel wow account) Understand that and will only roll on it if the hunter already has the piece in question.

Comentario de Thottbot

As to the last post, there are often conflicts of interest when gear benefits more than one class. However, most gear in the game (higher level that is) is geared (heh) to one class or another. Melee classes always think that they need various weapons over us hunters, and 9 times out of 10 they do, but that one time when I say need and get the glares it is really annoying. For example running baron to get my second bone slicing hatchet, which is 40 abouts DPS, 13 agil, and 5 stam (i think) one handed. Clearly a pair is one of the best combos for hunters b4 MC. However a rogue (go figure, the true theives of the game) comes up and says need. Luckily I win the roll but don't rogues need DPS a lot more than the agil boost? Maybe I just don't know weapons well enough but 40 dps doesn't seem that hot. Now I'm sure you get hunters rolling on blue drops with pure DPS bonuses every once in a while but there are always bad apples in every class and don't forget how every once in a while some tank gets the idea of challenging a hunter for a gun or bow drop.

And enough about hunters being ninja looters, of all the classes they probably have the most well defined gear, especially alliance side. Mail users and agil fiends and they are the only class that cares about guns. As far as this set, there is no reason for a shammy to roll if a hunter needs, for the shammy it's simply a stop-gap solution to the fact that there gear sucks, while to the hunter it's their class set. As far as the math that seems fine displayed above, your slight gain on the other classes set is nothing compared to the hunter's gain over a shammies set, so suck it up let the hunters get their own class set.

Comentario de Thottbot

Here's a Night Elf male (me) with the full set:

http://www.pbase.com/image/49375769.jpg

Comentario de Thottbot

I had promissed not to talk about this, but i could not stay shut any more...

I'm a bit tired to see frustated players, who like to play their chars in some strange way, saying that they have the right to roll on some class specific set.

Well, you do have the right to roll, as everyone has the right to roll on ANYTHING not bound to a specific class. But ethics say that you SHOULD NOT roll on anything that someone else can put to a better use. And clearly hunters can make better use of this then shammans, so ethics say they have priority on it.

All that a person will achieve by rolling on this over a hunter that needs it, is to get on black lists. Fortunately, most players on WoW are mature enough to understand this implicit "rules" on roling...

Obviously, if there is no hunter that needs a specific beaststalker part, shaman will be the obvious next taker of it...

That beeing said, carry on your "discussion"... I'm off...

Comentario de Thottbot

Beaststalker = Hunter
Elements = Shaman
Eggs = Eggs

Comentario de Thottbot

For all you whiners who are too lazy to look it up (and me):
Gloves: War Master Voone in LRBS (10%)
Shoulder: Overlord Wyrmthalak in LRBS (9%)
Legs: Baron Rivendare in UD Strat (6.5%)
Chest: General Drakkisath in UBRS (7%)
Head: Darkmaster Gandling in Scholo (7%)
Bracers (BoE): Random drop in UD Strat
Boots: Nerub'enkan in UD Strat (10%)
Belt (BoE): Random drop in LBRS

Happy now? I am.

Comentario de Thottbot

Posted on thw WoW General Forums, seems credible so far. Here's the new look for the upgraded tier 0.5 set in patch 1.10
http://x10.putfile.com/3/6215460146.jpg

Comentario de Thottbot

http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/info/items/armorsets/

Comentario de Thottbot

Hi. I'm the ass Spuns. I play Hunter and Shaman.
I would like to say a few things.

If the post is too long, then skip it. Nobody forces you to read it!

Enhancement shamans are mostly about crit, attack power and hit chance (atleast in instances).
With a fast weapon and a high crit chance the shaman will proc Windfury, wich is a nice attack power boots, and Flurry, wich inscreases the shamans attackspeed.
The increased attack speed means even faster Windfury procs. With these extra procs the chances of getting another crit, wich means ANOTHER Flurry, is grealy raised.
So, if a an enhancement shaman wants to do this, he or she has to collect armor, that increases crit and/or attack power.
This set isn't great in any way, but it has a decent amount of Agility. For each 20 Agility the shaman's crit chance is raised by 1%, so this set will grant almost 7% crit chance. Considered that it is 7% crit for 8 items, that's decent for a blue set.
Gathering a full set of +crit items is probably harder than gathering this set.
And no, you don't HAVE to spec restoration or elemental/restoration to raid. My guild is currently building an enhancement Shaman up to boost the meleegroup(s).
With the 1.11 patch the enhancement tree will bring greatly improved totems, that can be used to boost a meleegroups damage, if a Shaman is placed in it.
At certain bosses the enhancement shaman can still swap back to restoration gear to heal the maintank(s).
It is in no way impossible to carry more than one set of items to an instance or even solo.
I myself is a restoration Shaman with items focused about healing, but i will at some point get an enhancement set for soloing. The only mobs, that can be healed to death, are bosses in dungeons.

The Five Thunders set isn't for fully specced enhancement shamans. It's a little of each, really.
Spellcrit, high intellect and mana regen is of course lovely to have too, but that won't give you the damage, the big axe and 25% crit chance can.

The Elements set is nowhere for enhancement Shamans or Hunters. It's designed for elemental and/or restoration shamans. It isn't really great in any way, but it's a good start. When you've gathered it, you can start gathering more healingsfocused items, if you're restorarion or more spell damagefocused items, if you're elemental.

As a Hunter i wouldn't even TRY getting this set. Atleast not more than a few pieces.
My hunter is build about +AP and +crit.
With loads of Attack Power and a high crit chance i deal a lot more damage than hunters with flat +Agility.
My dodgechance isn't that high, but i don't really care about that. My improved damage is high enough to take the enemy down without having to rely on dodge. And when soloing on a PvE server i don't really take damage while soloing any way, so the best way to go is damagedealing.
Hunters need craploads of Agility to gain just get +1% crit, so getting Agility to raise crit is like swimming in quicksand. You're hardly getting anywhere.

About the "you stole my items!" posts..
You will always meet Hunters rolling for different items.
If an item with Agility or +Attack Power drops, the Hunter needs it for a secure dps-boost.
If something with Intellect drops, the hunter needs it for improved manapool, so he/she can cast more spells and shots.
If something with Stamina drops, the hunter needs it to survive.
If something with Spirit drops, the hunter needs it to regen the mana and health, that the +Stamina and +Intellect granted him or her.
If something with +Strength drops, some hunters need it too! Even tho 1 point if Strength gives the same attack power for melee as 1 point of Agility does, then some Hunters STILL go for it.
And if some nice gloves with Stamina, Intellect, +healing and mana regen drops, then yes, a Hunter CAN roll on it. Hardly anyone blame Hunters for rolling on gear against Shamans, because most players accepted, that Hunters need everything, while Shamans don't (?).

I would only pass this to a Hunter, if i knew, that Hunter would make any use of it. If some Hunter with +Intellect and +Strength wanted it, then i wouldn't even consider passing. I, even as a resto shaman, would have greater use of it while soloing.
Sure, if some Hunter, that actually goes for Agility (or the set bonus), then i would pass it to the Hunter.
Yes, Hunters, that go for high Agility for the decent bonus to everything, do need this this.
But i'm not (NOT) passing it to some random Hunter, that just would vendor it, when he the next day got some random "of the Bear" drop while whiping through Scholomance.

There is always a better alternative and better out there some place waiting to drop for you. It's just about having something in the meanwhile, until it drops.

Just to even more an ass i will add a few comments to some of the other posters.

Sharpening
From my point if view you're the idiot here. A few Shamans out there needs this set as a placeholder, before they get getter gear, just as Hunters do.
The Elements set is for elemental and/or restoration Shamans.
Have you noticed that "Elements" and "Elemental" sounds almost the same too? It's rock against rock, really. Paper against paper.

Makka
I can't really see how the Elements set could give those big amounts of damage when soloing or raiding. An enhancement Shaman could of course spam shocks, but then he would only last for a few seconds, before he can out of mana. I might of course be wrong. Everyone can fail once in a while.

jpropst1
Trust me, i won't. My Shaman is on a PvE server, and i don't flag myself. My current highest level Hunter is on a PvP server, but i'm playing a hunter up to level 60 on a PvE server to void PvP.
And instead of saying "it's Hunter armor" you could say "I THINK it's Hunter armor" or "It is my OPINION, that this is Hunter armor".

Relicra
It does indeed. Easier to sort out loot =)

Knavalt
It is a Hunter set. While all kind of Hunters can make use of this, full enhancement Shamans can too.

Vastatio
I would let a present enhancement shaman roll too.

King_of_the_hunt
O rly?

hogan_believe
It is designed for 2 of the 3 possible talent trees. So if every 3rd Shaman went enhancement, every 3rd Shaman should be shot?
And no, it isn't like saying, that a Rogue should wear Wildheart Raiment. Wildheart gives loads of +Intellect, that adds to the manapool, wich a Rogue doesn't have and will never get. No matter what spec you are as Rogue, you will never need Intellect (unless you're planning on leveling all weapon skills to 300, but then you have to be a pretty bored Rogue).

Syphyr
And having a Hunter roll on Elements armor is better in some way, or..?

Note that this is MY opinion and what I think. If you disagree, then you can make a post in wich you tell me, how i'm wrong. Just saying "stfu noob l2p kkthxbye" is in no way changing my point of view, while a good post with nice arguments may.
And yes, i am aware of my not-so-perfect skills at the english language.

Good luck in hunting this set, Hunters and enhancement Shamans!

-Spuns, Shaman on EU Tyralyon(PvE) & Hunter on EU Shadow Moon(PvP).

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