A Warlock question

Dec 23, 2012 12:42

I thought perhaps you experienced warlock players could offer some insight on Dark Apotheosis ( Read more... )

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dawnshadow December 23 2012, 04:46:58 UTC
You can only use it in demo.

Basically, in groups you only want to use it if the tank is down or disconnected (or completely incompetent.) I could see maybe popping into it and using a defensive cooldown if you know a big damage spike is coming, too, but that's more raid-ish minmaxing.

Soloing, you use it whenever you want to increase your defenses. :)

There's no way to turn off the 500% threat increase, but as long as it's not in the first 15 seconds or so of combat you probably won't pull if you're only in it for a short time to mitigate damage. (Assuming, of course, you don't taunt.)

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laudre December 23 2012, 06:27:36 UTC
It's not a raid-utility glyph, if that's what you're wondering. It can be useful if the tank dies in a dungeon (or really sucks), but, really, it's something to be used for solo questing, if you're not having your Wrathguard/Felguard/Voidwalker/Void Lord tank for you instead. Might have some use in PvP, but more likely you're giving up far too much damage.

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felknight December 23 2012, 08:20:19 UTC
While the positive affects of it are interesting, it doesn't really do enough damage to really be worth worrying about in a group unless you need to tank for some reason (tank died, disconnected, people are eating floor one by one to a raid boss at 2%...). It's really nice to use while questing, since with that active, you don't ever have to remember to turn taunt on and off on the felguard/wrathguard.

I think I've used it once in a group, and that was when the tank bailed and we were like "heck with this, we're clearing trash while we wait on a new tank".

Metamorphosis is so easy to manage now, it's really a blast to use, anyway. Since it's not a cooldown, it just uses up demonic fury, you can switch at will.

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