Guide to playing a hunter toon???

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zedxrgal
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Guide to playing a hunter toon???

Unread post by zedxrgal »

Is there a guide either on Petopia or on the net that someone knows of that shows the best way to play a hunter for Aliance, Hord, or both????

I would like to really study up and learn new things. Didn't find something doing a search so I thought I'd ask.

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Re: Guide to playing a hunter toon???

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wowwiki.com for general hunter info.
elitistjerks.com for theorycrafting/advanced stuff.
We also have a great, knowledgeable community here, if you have more specific information.

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Re: Guide to playing a hunter toon???

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There is no single "how to Hunter" guide out there, but there's tonnes of great information. I think you would be best to ask specific questions and we can do our best to answer!
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Re: Guide to playing a hunter toon???

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If you are just starting your first ever hunter, I would suggest reading this gal's stuff. She doesn't blog there any more at the moment, but learned a lot of huntering stuff from her posts.


This is a very fine place to begin indeed.
http://www.aspectofthehare.net/2008/07/ ... art-1.html

*Some things may have changed since Pike wrote this blog, but the majority of it should still be relevant.

This re-affirms things;
http://www.aspectofthehare.net/2010/01/ ... nters.html
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