Hi
If I'm too noob to learn to tank on a Demon Hunter for M+ 10-11 in time and I give up learning it, which class is the best pick of a Protection Paladin or a Brewmaster Monk?
And before you say "Roll DK" well... That is also an option but leveling a new character RN is not an option :P
Please help me.
Brewmaster in dungeons, can do well but its realy rare......
more ppl plays prot then brewmaster in higher keys, but 10-11 is not so hard so much. check the warcraft logs not for dps statistics of course. you will see which kind of tanking will suits you better.
more ppl plays prot then brewmaster in higher keys, but 10-11 is not so hard so much. check the warcraft logs not for dps statistics of course. you will see which kind of tanking will suits you better.
I have chosen paladin mainly because I don't like being a drunken keg thrower that spins in air while being drunk. But I guess BM form of mitigation is actually quite strong.
Brewmasters seem a bit stronger currently.
The only difference being Palladins have better off-heals while Brewmasters have better mobility.
Since healers are fine healing by themselfs the mobility is a much more valuable trait.
The only difference being Palladins have better off-heals while Brewmasters have better mobility.
Since healers are fine healing by themselfs the mobility is a much more valuable trait.
Well from my point of wiev both work about equally well.
Its all about how you feel about using the tank in question. Brewmasters are very sturdy but will definately rely much on a healer able to deal with constant flows of damage(druid, disc priests etc. work very well. Monks can also kite very well, which is a plus in some dungeons. Just keep brew up and avoid red staggers and you should be fine for the most part. A bit annoying when you miss keg smashes(seem very iffy at times).You have a AoE stun which is very valuable.
Paladins are very user friendly. You can kite using concerate and you have a decent amount of selfsustain. Best thing about paladin(personal opinion) are that you have 2 interupts which helps a ton while locking down casters... especially when you get procs 24/7 (trait + talent gives really funny results). Only drawback whould be a lack of proper AoE stun and at times(at least at lower haste levels) spiky damage intake combined with a lower health pool.
Its all about how you feel about using the tank in question. Brewmasters are very sturdy but will definately rely much on a healer able to deal with constant flows of damage(druid, disc priests etc. work very well. Monks can also kite very well, which is a plus in some dungeons. Just keep brew up and avoid red staggers and you should be fine for the most part. A bit annoying when you miss keg smashes(seem very iffy at times).You have a AoE stun which is very valuable.
Paladins are very user friendly. You can kite using concerate and you have a decent amount of selfsustain. Best thing about paladin(personal opinion) are that you have 2 interupts which helps a ton while locking down casters... especially when you get procs 24/7 (trait + talent gives really funny results). Only drawback whould be a lack of proper AoE stun and at times(at least at lower haste levels) spiky damage intake combined with a lower health pool.
30/10/2018 15:19Posted by GhimrizzWell from my point of wiev both work about equally well.
Its all about how you feel about using the tank in question. Brewmasters are very sturdy but will definately rely much on a healer able to deal with constant flows of damage(druid, disc priests etc. work very well. Monks can also kite very well, which is a plus in some dungeons. Just keep brew up and avoid red staggers and you should be fine for the most part. A bit annoying when you miss keg smashes(seem very iffy at times).You have a AoE stun which is very valuable.
Paladins are very user friendly. You can kite using concerate and you have a decent amount of selfsustain. Best thing about paladin(personal opinion) are that you have 2 interupts which helps a ton while locking down casters... especially when you get procs 24/7 (trait + talent gives really funny results). Only drawback whould be a lack of proper AoE stun and at times(at least at lower haste levels) spiky damage intake combined with a lower health pool.
3 interrupt i’d say: you can stun as well.
Paladin are really reliable in M+ to crowd control all the mobs, interrupts, dispels, blessings, and self heal when the healer is busy with the group. Lay on hand is a strong tool when a struggle comes up and divine steed when you got a loose runaway mob. And you’ve got an AOE stun but only with talent
Well i have both of those tanks and i think paladin is better but damm brew is nice and fun, after long mythic night you almost have hangover irl