Expertise rating is typically gained from item bonuses, and for each Thus it takes exactly Melee DPS classes will usually focus on the soft cap, since bosses cannot Parry when attacked from behind. Some tanks will like to collect a lot of expertise in order to avoid boss parries, which may result in the Parry-Hasting effect. However, recently the boss Parry-Hasting effect has been disabled on some of the bosses. More information on this effect can be found on the Parry page.
For level 82 and below heroic bosses and trash mobs in raids the dodge and parry caps are the same. You won't need more than about 22 expertise. Expertise is of two-fold use to tanks. More importantly, because mobs may attack more quickly after parrying an attack, expertise reduces the total damage that the tank may receive by reducing the chance that his target parries.
However, this parry-hasting effect from when a boss parries has been disabled from most bosses except the last 3 in 25m TOC. For dodge-only caps, please see DPS Expertise caps, below. This provides ten expertise points not rating to the paladin while active, and requires that the paladin has Seal of Truth currently cast on themselves. While I was piecing things together, I figured why not go all out and include the always asked Hit Rating stats as well. This thread covers pretty much everything you need to know about Hit Rating, Spell Hit, and Expertise across all the classes and how certain talents affect them.
Also, even though I think it's pretty much done, if you know of any changes or if I put something down incorrectly, please let me know so I can keep this updated and current as much as possible. I originally stuck this in the Druid section on the WoW Forums last year: forums.
It's up on the WoW Guide Forums as well: forums. You can find them here: elitistjerks. This can happen with just your normal white attacks or with your special yellow attacks.
Obviously you want to miss as little as possible or not miss at all, because a missed attack is an attack that didn't deal any damage at all. A player hitting another player, or a mob hitting a player, only gets 0. Agility and Intelligence do NOT help to-hit. Expertise is the only way to reduce parry and dodge chances.
Applying these formulas gives the following base miss rate against the appropriate mob level: v. Level 70 mob: 5. Level 71 mob: 5. Level 72 mob: 6. Sponsored Links. In this article: defense , feral , hit-rating , leveling , leveling-guide , survival-of-the-fittest.
Why are these three combat mechanics so important? Read on past the break for more! The whole thing is complicated even more by the differences in PvE and PvP combat. This makes acquiring Hit Rating and Expertise very important to both Feral roles in a raid. Hit Rating Your chance to miss is determined by comparing your own Weapon Skill against the Defense skill of your enemy. Let's break it down a bit. This is where Hit Rating comes into focus. Expertise At level 70, for every 1 point you have in Expertise, your attacks have 0.
I really hate these walls of numbers. Defense skill What Defense skill does is increase the chance you will be Missed, and the chance you will Dodge, Parry or Block an attack. Our chosen enemy to tank is a level 73 raid boss. Unfortunately, we don't get Defense skill on our gear. We get Defense Rating instead. For every 1 Defense Rating on your equipment, gems or enchants, you get 0.
So, is there an easier way to work with this number? Well, yes. Reaching Defense skill is the basic foundation of becoming immune to Critical Hits. Resilience Resilience is a combat mechanic developed primarily for PvP combat, but it's effects have implications for our role as Feral Tanks.
Resilience has a lot of impact on Critical Hits. At level 70, Yet another stat to deal with? It's a nightmare, is what it is. And a bit? Yep, sorry. Paste the line of code into the chat line in Windows, typically Control-V and hit return. If the number is positive, then you need more Defense skill or Resilience.
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So they we are not hit capped? Post by pezz So they we are not hit capped? We do get all the hit we NEED from talents. We get 0 melee hit from talents. That's all we need. Post by Lienka So they we are not hit capped? Correct - you are not hit capped just by being Prot. As a side note - taunts are not supposed to miss anymore i. However, I could've sworn I've seen my taunt miss every once in a while. We've been over that in several threads allready
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