Dual Head Frost
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Dual Head Frost
A few things i wanna see from you death knight players?
I wanna see a couple of Unholy builds (dps), i think mines great but i still wanna compare.
Also since the new patch is coming out which will allow us to dual spec, i would like to see my frost builds (tanking) so i can start planning mine.
Last whats the deal with the whole dual 1 handed weapons with dk, someone told me their for frost tanking builds, but i also heard they are horrible for tanking. I mostly see it blood builds. So my question is whats the best situation to use them?
If the builds were put on wow head that would make it easier.
Thanks.
DW used to be good for Howling blast / Unholy blight Combos, since the damage was actually very strong. The deal with 1 handed weapons for DK tanking is that the damage done by your abilites. With a two hander, your damage outcome would be higher, and more threat would be generated. In comparison to Dual wielding, the damage outcome from Dual Wielding would be low (Frost strike wouldn't hit as much)
As for specs.... uhh.. I can't go there from this computer =X
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Stethoscope Ultra Sensitive Dualhead Frost Kiwi 125 d | |
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Stethoscope Ultra Sensitive Dualhead Frost Magenta 125 | |
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US $19.97 | 15d 22h 20m |
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Stethoscope Ultra Sensitive Dualhead Frost Kiwi 125 d | |
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Stethoscope Ultra Sensitive Dualhead Frost Magenta 125 | |
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US $19.97 | 15d 22h 20m |
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