We’ve all done it mate, no shame in that 
I pvp’d on my ele shaman for a month before I realized my weapon was not a int weapon but the agi version.
Suddenly I started doing a lot more damage.
Sounds like a good player to manage to stay alive at that ilvl until he took unavoidable damage that he didn’t have enough HP (or tools left) to mitigate.
Well, we all know BRH is the easiest dungeon this season. We’ve boosted freshly dinged characters in full AH greens through it on +20s (and 2-chested them).
Tanking on Warrior, in fury spec, a TW dungeon.
Needless to say, I died pretty quickly.
I apologized to the group.
People asked me, how I didn’t noticed, that the spells were different. Tbh, I noticed, after, I started pulling 
I play 25 characters at level 70 and the last time, I logged that character, I was doing some tweaks and before logging off, I left that character, in Fury spec and shield 
equipped. When I logged back, a few days (weeks perhaps) after, I queued to TW, thinking, I had that character in protection spec.
Cheers.
I played night fae on my resto shaman because I wanted the mog. There were quite a lot of comments about it.
Did those comments prevent you from getting into groups or did they happen after you were already in the group and people noticed you using NF abilities? My point was that people don’t often pre-check or inspect people they invite, unless they were looking for a specific covenant for a dungeon.
I had people leave over it a few times before key started. A few times I was kicked before the key even started. I had people telling me to go kyrian.
“A few times” sounds alright. I’ve had people leave or kick me for many other dumb reason more than a few times. I still stand by my initial point.
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