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Kommentar von rlyeh

This is a fantastic racial ability and remains on one of my hotbars to this day. I can only assume it will stay there through lvl 70 too.

Use this in conjunction with an enemy castbar mod and it becomes MUCH more useful since you can see what an enemy is casting.

The second I notice fear, sleep, or charm/seduction I click this and the 5 sec duration is longer than the cast times for those spells, so I know it will be active when the opponent's spell completes.

PVP uses: mainly anti-succubus, anti-lock/priest fears -- i don't get put to sleep much in BGs.

....and I beat you to comment on a racial abilty Ennui. :-D

Kommentar von 2590

Quite possibly the best PvP oriented racial in the game, WotF allows undead players to break Crowd Control efforts in an already very fast paced PvP environment, which is a huge advantage. With the introduction of PvP trinkets, refined resists, diminished affects in TBC, and longer lasting battles in TBC, this racial will be less and less significant, but it is still an amazing countermeasure.

/doh :P

Kommentar von amputec

It still works great for Undead Warriors during pve encounters where fear is present. While we do not have Fear Ward in our capabilities the usage of WoTF if you cannot stance dance fast enough proves to help greatly. Great PvP skill but just as good PvE skill so don't forget to use it! Since it seems that people overlook its usage in the pve game.

Kommentar von Archangel

I believe this is the reason that the Horde faction did not recieve a priest capable of casting Fear Ward =P Fear Ward+WotF+Trinket is much too powerful ^^ Then again, being a pally, I have Unyielding Faith (10%)+Shadow Resistance Aura (~5-10%)+Natural resistance (+5%) making about 25% chance to resist fear anyway =) You UD are quite lucky...cherish your gift!

Note, it also removes a Warriors Intimidating Shout...Some abbilities do not as it is treated as a Physical effect rather than a Magical one =)

~Archangel

Kommentar von Binary

Speaking strictly of PvP, this is the most useful racial ability in game.

While others may play a minor role in the outcome of a fight - this spell acts as a deciding factor in who will win. Especially good for a melee class such as rogues or warriors, seeing as how priests/warlocks use fear as a means of escape, or putting distance between you and them so that they can cast spells on you while you're incapacitated.

However, this ability fails to match Fear Ward in the capacity of PvE raiding, but only because the spell is self-applicable. If you're a tank, or even any other class within range of a fear, of course this will help you, but that's as far as it will go - only to help the caster.

Kommentar von 1741

Less signifigant? Having two anti fear abilities is tremendous. Being able to use 1 while the other is on cooldown... priceless.

Kommentar von Thottbot

i dont think all u horde realise just how hard this makes it for alliance locks to kill undead player (which the majority of horde are). if a warrior or rogue uses this against you they have 5 seconds of free hitting and from there garenteed stunlocking from a rogue. thats a hell of a lot of dmg into cloth armour. there isnt anything the lock can do other than go and make a sandwitch and wait for respawn.

Kommentar von Thottbot

Hey, I play a lock at level 60. Undead rogues are my fav prey.

Not being one thats TOO into pvp (such as WSG, and the like), I did a lot of pve.

Fights go like this.

1. Rogue stuns you.

2.Sac the VW for a gain of pretty much your whole HP. Now you got wiggle room. I cant think of many rogues that can do this amount of damage your sacrifice is AND still kill you by the time stun wears off.

3. Death coil. this has 3 effects. One, you hurt the jerk. Two you heal yourself for the damage he did. 3. Fears him for a few.

4. Now heres the best part. Hes going to use the will of forsaken. But the fear of death coil is only a few seconds long anyways, so its a waste on his part. Its more just to get him out far enough you can throw down the dots.

5. Heres where I laugh. Grab a potion of limited invul. lasts for 6 seconds. Thats 6 seconds he cant do a damn thing, and you can take your time life draining. When the timers around 2 seconds or so, fear him. Since you KNOW that the will only gives it for 5 seconds immunity, and hes got another 2 min before repops, you own him. Even IF he pops a trinket, hes going to be thinking "ok hes sac'ed a VW, I got rid of it, and he is still immune to damage, but Im 1/2 dead."

6. If the guy is dumb enough to keep fighting, you still got a healthstone. (which is great, cuz itll take the place of the potion you coulda used but cant because of the fact you did a limited invul.) If you dont have a healthstone, you are not playing your lock.

I know what you are thinking. "but that will cost money." So does repeated ganking. As in "I could have killed this bastard and gone and done some missions, and now I got to wait around and hope hes not going to gank me a second time". The potion I am talking about should cost you 3g for 5. Thats it. Its not hard to make, and the guy will turn a profit even if he buys from the AH. Trust me, Im a level 300 alchy since level 37.

Does it work? Everytime. He cant even interrupt your casting times with the invul on, OR the sacrifice. Ive seen some mace specialists do me a good one, thats true, but I still got a 50/50 record with those few. repeated stuns blow. Keep in mind tho, if hes chosing maces over other weps, he most likely wont be able to keep the damage up to get rid of your Sac in time for retaliate, so you still got a good chance to win.

I killed my first 60 at level 48. It was an undead rogue. One of the better ones was when I was pulling 2 mobs at once and got jumped by a level 60 UD rogue at level 57. I killed them AND her. It works people. Just so long as you can count to 5.

As a second option, if you got the jump on THEM, I say start off with a fear as normal, then save the death coil. When the 5 secs is over for them, deathcoil for an instant fear, then refear and dot away. No chance in hell of surviving that.

Kommentar von Thottbot

What's the first thing that comes to mind when looking at this acronym? WoTF...W(o)TF...WTF...lol. Now, say it aloud with me, "What otha *!@#?" is what you're saying when you have just charmed or feared an undead! *gasp*

Kommentar von Thottbot

WOTF is by far one of the biggest handicaps for any alliance priest/warlock that plays the game. It's a 3rd pvp trinket slot on a 2 minute cooldown that removes seduce, fear, and mind control. Horde locks/priests simply do not understand how much easier they have it in PvP. Warlock's have a better chance because of deathcoil but for priests they have to take the brunt of melee classes.

Kommentar von Thottbot

It's basically Blizz's way to reduce the numbers of alliance and increase the horde players.
It's grossly overpowered - there's no discussion there.
Every little kiddie that "likes to pwn" or every calculating adult that preffers to take the easy way would roll undead.
This cuts the CC of 3 alliance classes pretty effectively basically forcing alliance players to not use the CC and fight like dumb idiots doing nothing but damage.

Might be fine and balancing in PvP worlds where alliance players to horde = 2:1 but in BGs it's stupid and game breaking.
Probably the one skill that would make me quit wow eventually or reroll a class that doesn't use fear.

Oh and the recent addition of CloS - you must be !@#$ing kidding me. Being a 41 point talent that skill was overpowered - being trainable it's ridiculous. Again not only clearing the negative effects but also giving 5 seconds immunity ? (at least now horde players that face rogues get to experience the helplessness of alliance characters facing wotf(and we all witness the uproar ))

WotF fair my ass. If it was on par with other talents 95% of all PvP rogues won't be UD.

Forget what I said - forget all arguments - look at bare facts. If every self respecting PvP rogue or priest roll undead , then there is a reason. And believe me it ain't the chalenging gameplay or the pretty graphics.(locks on horde side roll orc because of stun resists + spell damage buff- again a talent specifically designed to make it easier for horde to take on alliance players.)

Kommentar von Thottbot

Quote "Since 1.6 this thing sucks. Now you have to use it to remove the fear effect, but by that time the enemy will have enough time to do what ever he plans to."

*head -> table* bet you�re undead....

Kommentar von Thottbot

gnomes are fine they got +intellect and the trap stuff but humans does only have that ^&*!ty perception that will not even work if the rogue just vanished and you GOT to know there is a rogue close... WotF is so god damn overpowered vs for example a human warlock + that if the undead is an mage/rogue/priest he will also be able to buy the trinket wich will provide him with another "remove fear blz" effect so I cant really see how someone find this this racial ability fair.
Fair it would be if the trinkets shared cooldown with this ability so they cant use both at the same time. (it should atleast be freaking 5 min cooldown)

Kommentar von Thottbot

Warlocks are already good enough, but ditch this remove fear crap and nerf locks completely please =)

Kommentar von Thottbot

Yeah warlocks are too good, so yeah i decided to make one and i'll let you know what i think. Names Garrett and imp is Garham XD

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