How to do a perfect Rogue Stunlock in World of Warcraft

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How to do a perfect Rogue Stunlock in World of Warcraft

The key is patience

A perfect stunlock requires a lot of practice and more importantly requires a lot of patience on the part of the rogue. Stunlocks are not the function of a rogue by any means. They are, however, an important tool especially in group vs. group combat.

Here is the sequence for a perfect rogue stunlock in World of Warcraft. It should be noted that deadly poison will make a stunlock impossible, since the dot ticks will break saps, blinds and gouges.

1. Open with a cheap shot. If this misses, the rogue should vanish and try again later. Pushing a bad opener usually results in a loss for the rogue.

2. A cheap shot will give the rogue time for one combo point, so a sinister strike should be used before the cheap shot wears off.

3. The next attack will be a three or four-point kidney shot, which will give the rogue time for one more sinister strike before changing sides.

4. Before the kidney shot wears off, the rogue should move in front of their opponent and gouge. Combat rogues will find this gouge will give them a choice of how to continue. Non-combat rogues have only one choice.

5. From the gouge, the combat rogue will have time to drop combat and restealth. Non-combat rogues have to burn their blind here so they can restealth.

6. Both rogue builds, once re-stealthed, should sap their opponent in order to reset their attack cooldowns.

7. From here, the rogue can cheap shot and start building combo points again, going from steps one through four.

8. Once their opponent has been re-gouged, non-combat rogues will have to vanish in order to start the sequence again. Combat rogues should use their blind here, wait for combat to drop, then restealth.

9. The rogue should continue from steps one and two this time, but replace the kidney shot in step three with eviscerate.

10. If 15 combo points isn't enough to defeat your opponent, form a raid party and come back when the instance timer resets, or just wait until you're at least half your opponent's level.

World of Warcraft Lockpicking Guide 1-450 | WoW WotLK Lockpicking Leveling Guide

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World of Warcraft Lockpicking Guide 1-450 | WoW WotLK Lockpicking Leveling Guide

Lockpicking Secondary Profession

Lockpicking level 1-100

Horde:
Buccaneer’s Strongbox - These chests located on a ship near Rachet in The Barrens.
Burial Chest - Blood Elves can try this one

Alliance:
Practice Lockboxes - Redridge Mountains

Lockpicking level 100-170

Finish your Rouge Lockpicking quest and it will become very easy to level up to 170. If you’ve already finished the quest, you can still use the chests to gain skill, but the chests don’t highlight when you mouse over them; however, you can to use the skill in the spellbook to open.

Horde:
Gallywix’s Lockbox - The Barrens

Alliance:
Duskwood Chest - Westfall

Lockpicking level 170-225

Now you have to go to Badlands - Angor Fortress. You will need a lockpicking skill of 175 to open the Dentened Footlocker.

Battered Footlocker - Upstars in Angor Fortress
Dented Footlocker - Downstairs in Angor Fortress

Lockpicking level 225 - 250
Dented Footlocker - There are two kind of Footlockers with the same name, one of them turns green at 250, the other turns green at 275

Lockpicking level 250 - 300
Go to Tyr’s Hand in Eastern Plaguelands. Pickpocket the mobs and find all of the Scarlet Footlockers.

Lockpicking level 300 - 325
Wicker Chest - Zangarmash
You can also Pick Pocket the mobs here, because they drop Strong Junkbox

Lockpicking level 325 - 375
Dented Footlocker - Nagrand

Lockpicking level 375-400
Pickpocket any Humanoid mobs in Zul’Drak to get Reinforced Junkboxes

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Battered Hilt - Item - World of Warcraft

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Battered Hilt - Item - World of Warcraft

Battered Hilt

Battered Hilt This Item Begins a Quest Races: Orc, Undead, Tauren, Troll, Blood Elf Requires Level 80 Item Level 1 "This scratched and dented hilt once belonged to an ancient sword."

Battered Hilt begins the Quel'delar quest chain on the Horde side. According to the Armory, it has an equal drop chance off of all mobs in the Heroic version of any of the three 5-man dungeons in Icecrown Citadel: , , or . Battered Hilt begins the Quel'delar quest chain on the Horde side.

According to the Armory, it has an equal drop chance off of all mobs in the Heroic version of any of the three 5-man dungeons in Icecrown Citadel: The Forge of Souls, Pit of Saron, or Halls of Reflection. Article composed by Malgayne

 

« First‹ Previous1 - 40 of 182Next ›Last » Add your comment|Sort by: Date, Highest rated first|Filter by patch: 3.3.03.2.2 Rating: +51 [-] [+]By achilles35 on 11/07/2009 (Patch 3.2.2) Stars the Quest Chain for Quel'Delar Epic started in 3.3. Same as Quel'Serrar back in Classic WoW. You'll need to be able to complete Forge of Souls, Pit of Saron, and Halls of Reflection in order to progress and complete this Quest Line. You get to choose one of several weapons upon completing the Quest Line, each different to suit the needs of each role.

This item is a low drop rate from every NPC in the new 5-Man Dungeons The Frozen Halls. This item only drops on Heroic Mode.

Rewards that you can choose from are: Quel'Delar, Might of the Faithful Quel'Delar, Ferocity of the Scorned Quel'Delar, Cunning of the Shadows Quel'Delar, Lens of the Mind Cudgel of Furious Justice Hammer of Purified Flame Lightborn Spire

Story:
Quel’Delar: The Sister Blade
In ages past the great Dragon Aspects worked alongside the night elves to forge powerful prismatic blades that could be used to thwart any evil that came into the world. They would become known as the blades of Quel’Serrar. One of these blades, which had become lost in time, was recently unearthed again by brave heroes of Azeroth. Now rediscovered, Quel’Serrar is revered once more as a mighty tool of raw power.
Its sister blade, however, has not been seen for many years...
Quel'Delar
The sword known as Quel’Delar was held by the group of kaldorei who would eventully become the high elves, and it was handed down from generation to generation. Most recently Quel’Delar was wielded by the valiant high elven warrior Thalorien Dawnseeker. Thalorien fought tirelessly in the Troll Wars to defend his beloved home of Silvermoon, the Sunwell, and all of Quel’Thalas. When the Scourge swept through the lands during the Third War, Thalorien was among the last lines of defense for the Sunwell. Despite the sword’s power, he was ultimately slain by the overwhelming might of Arthas and his legendary runeblade, Frostmourne. Quel’Delar was thought to be lost forever.
Following the destruction of their homeland, the determined blood elves began to regroup and rebuild. It was during this time that the battle-hardened warrior Lana’thel stumbled upon Quel’Delar, and soon afterward the greatest opportunity to use the blade presented itself: Prince Kael’thas Sunstrider raised an army and combined forces with Illidan Stormrage, who led them north to Icecrown on a mission to destroy the Lich King. Lana’thel readily followed her prince with one thought in mind -- revenge against the Scourge -- but only tragedy awaited her.
Queen of the San’layn
In the icy hills of Northrend, Arthas ultimately defeated Illidan and Kael’thas, and the expedition’s few survivors were scattered across the frozen wastes. One by one the Lich King sought out those who had challenged him, and Lana’thel found herself cornered. Using Quel’Delar, she struck at him with all her might... but Frostmourne’s evil powers overwhelmed her. Through his blade, the Lich King chose Lana’thel to serve him in undeath as queen of the San’layn, a group responsible for overseeing the Scourge’s operations across Azeroth.
Queen Lana’thel eagerly carried out her new duties, but every time she looked at her blade, maddening anger would swell within her as she remembered her former life. She could not afford such distractions, and with a scream that echoed throughout Icecrown, she shattered Quel’Delar and flung the fractured pieces as far as she could.
Now...
The champions of the Alliance and the Horde who confront the Lich King’s armies have but a slim chance of finding the pieces of this fabled blade. If they succeed, the heroes can embark on an epic adventure to re-forge Quel’Delar. They will require the strongest materials and a source of great power to make this shattered blade into the fearsome weapon it once was. Several classes can use Quel’Delar, and the sword can fit several different play styles. For any class that is unable to wield it, however, the Sunreaver blood elves and the Silver Covenant high elves will gladly take this relic of their history in exchange for a usable weapon.
The search begins soon...