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Ellaran wrote:The Glyph of the Orca is gonna me seriously try to level a Druid in Mists. I've dinked around with a Druid a few times before, but being able to become an Orca cinched the deal.

/love Orcas XD

Oooh, I hadn't seen that! That's awesome. But...no dolphin?

Kalliope wrote:

Ellaran wrote:The Glyph of the Orca is gonna me seriously try to level a Druid in Mists. I've dinked around with a Druid a few times before, but being able to become an Orca cinched the deal.

/love Orcas XD

Oooh, I hadn't seen that! That's awesome. But...no dolphin?

Anything is better than ugly sealion. <.<

Kalliope wrote:

Ellaran wrote:The Glyph of the Orca is gonna me seriously try to level a Druid in Mists. I've dinked around with a Druid a few times before, but being able to become an Orca cinched the deal.

/love Orcas XD

Oooh, I hadn't seen that! That's awesome. But...no dolphin?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAXBettqTzY



Well, orcas are the largest species of dolphin.

Ellaran wrote:

Kalliope wrote:

Ellaran wrote:The Glyph of the Orca is gonna me seriously try to level a Druid in Mists. I've dinked around with a Druid a few times before, but being able to become an Orca cinched the deal.

/love Orcas XD

Oooh, I hadn't seen that! That's awesome. But...no dolphin?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAXBettqTzY



Well, orcas are the largest species of dolphin.

Am aware. Stillnotthesamething!

<3 the vid!

The glyph of the orca is gonna be fabulous. XD

Uh, my druid used to overshadow my hunter and be my favorite class, but then suddenly--warlocks. I -love- my lock, they're my absolute favorite class at the moment. Nothing like lighting things on fire, while still having the comfort of a large, intimidating demon shadowing me. And yes, I can't name him, but I call him Maxwell since I don't like his real name and it's stuck. I've gotten guildies and the like calling him Maxwell as well now. xD

So yes. Warlocks. Love mine. <3 But class progression list would be...Warlock > Druid > Hunter/Fire Mage > Other Things.

Druid is my favorite class next to my hunter. I almost play my druids as much as my hunter now because of raiding (everyone wants healer over dps). Druid was the only other class I tried when first started playing wow it was also my first healer and tank characters (have always had 2 druids). I always do stuff with my hunter before my druids, they're fun but not as fun as my Hunter

Not surprised that so many Hunters have other Nature-Related classes, particularly Druids. xD

I have tried other classes in the past and had a difficult time leveling anything else. I do know that I'm not good with melee DPS so I've never really gotten very far before I stopped playing them.

I did like though the toughness of the Pally's and have been able to completely level my Holy Pally. I use her in both PVP and PVE but completely as a healer. I do like playing this pally.

I've recently gotten into my Elemental Shaman. I like playing classes that can be dual purpose (DPS/Heals) and are range fighters. I love the range/casting dps that she does. I feel so comfortable on her in both BG and Dungeons as DPS. Having fun learning her rotation and loving the explosive dps that she casts. I see myself playing this alt for quite a while.

Only Melee Class that I have is my DK which has been strickly used for Tanking. This type of melee I seem to do ok with and have enjoyed running in the dungeons with her.

I do still go back to my hunter quite a bit though

druids and death knights are my other favorites, although sometimes i tend to find somethin about the other class that sparks my interest, those two are the ones i keep comin back to.

I've just leveled a resto shammy to 85 for Petopian Alliance (Anniah, a draenei), and I love her. Currently she's dual specced resto (PVE/PVP). I like that since she's another mail wearing class I can use outfits I thought about for Mindala, and I like healing 5-mans and PVP with her. It's a completely different experience than being a hunter, but it's interesting and challenging, and I especially enjoy the PVP aspects -- as well as being a healer, I'm also pretty damn indestructible so can hold a flag for a while against one or two enemy players, especially the less skilled ones. Oh, and I make sure to keep hunter pets alive if I can!

I've also enjoyed playing a lock and have one at 63, a worgen specced Demo.

I have a level 85 warrior that I leveled mostly by tanking until the 70s but Northrend heroics made tanking not fun and I have never tanked Cata dungeons.

I have many different classes, but like Veph no other classes hold me this way like the hunters do. I have 10 level 85 toons in total. 4 of them are hunters. The others are 2 dks, both blood and unholy, but I mostly play them as tanks. One kitty/heal druid, an enhancement shaman, a warlock and a disc/shadow priest. They never reach the status all my hunters have, but I think I enjoy the shaman the most although I play her the least. Must be because I can call her wolfes. I have the tanks to help my brother and fiance to quick dungeon runs or soloing things, I like my druid as sneaky kitty and easy heal and the priest because disc healing is awesome in 5-mans (nearly never play her as dps). My shaman is almost as good in kicking ass in pvp as my hunters, that's why I like her. All classes I play have to be good in pvp because that's what I do most. I only reached level 85 with my warlock so I still have to find out how much I like her, but so far it's good.

I've played everything off & on, from fire mage PvP (BEFORE it was cool ) to rogue to resto shammy and beyond. At the moment my mains are hunter, disc priest + feral druid.

I find the priest a lot of fun for PvP; the control you can put out is actually quite good, and the offensive capabilities are great. I deleted my low-level hpala because I just missed mind vision, MC, fear, offensive dispels, mana burn etc every time I try to play her!

Feral druid is lots of fun; I am sometimes tempted to macro "HOLY SH** I'M A BEAR" "NOW I'M A CAT?!" etc into all my shifts ;D The sheer damage output is insane; my (fully Cata-geared) feral often hits 90k Ferocious Bites on ungeared clothies, lol. The potential for support (in the form of offheals, peels & cc) also appeals to me.

Aside from being completely addicted with being a hunter, I have grown quite a liking to shamans, warriors, and druids. I am not very fond of cloth classes because I do like to not get hit so hard.

As a shaman, I have grown very used to knowing what it is like to heal as one. In fact, I've been on my only shaman so many times, she's almost become my new main. As Resto, she does know how to make strong heals. As enhancement while questing, she sure knows how to burn them down. I like the idea of shamans in general because of their diversity of spells to choose from. Totems are not so hard to learn once a player gets used to their shamans. There were a few times where I had to use other totems when either another shaman was present because shaman totems don't stack (or most don't), or there's a hunter with a cat.

I haven't attempted to tank on my only warrior just yet, so I've been getting gear for both her tanking spec and her Fury spec. Not easy but I've noticed I am getting better tanking gear out of luck than I am with my dps gear, and I've come to a few raids as a dps warrior. She actually is a better tank than my druid.

Druid, I haven't gone too far into it, although I really like the fact I can transform into several animals. I was planning on making two druids: one for bear tank/moonkin. The other for cat/heals. All for variety. No doubt bear tanks need to have their own spec. I have noticed how much less dps moonkins make since after Cata started, and I used to have quite a bit of competition back in Wrath with them as a BM hunter when aoe was all there was to getting high dps. Mages, moonkins, MM hunters, and warriors were my biggest competition.