The New BM-Leveling Tree – Your First 40 Points
Well, we’re finally posting it. After a night of feeling sorry for ourselves at the BRK Watering Hole and Psychological Torture Center, we feel better and can slap this post up with some sense of dignity.
You’re a level 10 hunter and about to get your first pet. Congratulations! You’ve got talents points to spend as you level and you’ve decided to go Beastmaster. Bigger Congratulations! So where do we start? For level 10 through 14, please put 5 points in:
It’s not hard to guess that buffing our pet’s health is of prime importance, is it. For level 15 through 17, take all three points in:
Your pet is going to tank just about everything for you as you level, so don’t scrimp on the armor regardless of what pet you use. Next, for level 18 through 19, take both points in:
Yes, you cannot use the bonus to Kill Command, but +2% damage is not to be sneezed at. Plus, your other talent choices are very sketchy. Improved Aspect of the Monkey? Improved Revive Pet? If your pet is dying too much while you solo that you want to get IRP, you’re one crazy hunter.
Now because you’re going to be grinding, you’ll want to do it as efficiently as possible. Efficiency is a byproduct of speed. So let’s speed your pet up and at level 20 take one point in:
You’re going to be outdoors a heck of a lot more that you’re going to be doing instances, so the extra speed with which you kill mobs and grind will pay off. For level 21 through 25, let’s take the no-brainer:
Faster and more damage. Who can argue? For level 26 and 27, take the super-nice and better than ever:
You won’t know how you got along without it. BRK considers Improved Pet Mend an essential tool for all BM hunters.
Edit: Why do we recommend 2/2 in IPM? Not for the 10%/50% increase in cleansing, but for the 10%/20% increase in mana efficiency. Mana used to heal your pet is mana not being used to kill your enemy. We wrote this in the comments of this post, but thought it important to mention here, too.
Now it gets a little tricky, so for levels 28 and 29, watch us take only 2 of 5 points in: 
That’s right, just two talent points. We’ll revisit this one later, but for now we want to move to a critical talent at level 30:
This is your Save the Squishies and Lemme Open With an Aimed Shot talent. It’s your 100yard Scattershot, it is. Use it frequently. Now we can move with level 31 and 32 into:
More Focus is more Growl and pet attacks. Gotta get your Focus. And you’ve been training all the best Claw/Bite/Dash spells too, right? Good. For level 33 to 35, we’re going to revisit our friend:
Finish this talent off and be proud. Nice talent-maneuvering! For level 36 to 40, the choice is easy:
Frenzy is the schiznit. Nobody skips it, but the latest fad is to go 4/5 and use that other point in Spirit Bond or Animal Handler. With the new IPM spell, we don’t recommend SB anymore. If you want to take an AH point and go 4/5 in Frenzy, we won’t yell at ya, but we’re not to that point yet. For level 41, you finally get to have your Big Red Pet:
Super! Enjoy your Big Red Goodness, we know we do. Level 42 to 44 brings you the BM Party Buff talent:
Remember that it’s All Damage, which includes spells, wands, and everything. Level 45 through 49 are the ones for which we’ve been waiting. Yes, Bestial Wrath is great, but now you get the #1 talent in the whole shootin’ match:
Serpent’s Swiftness is what separates the men from the boys, the women from the girls, and the dogs from the puppies. Why is BM the big DPS spec now? You get three guesses and the first two don’t count.
And then you hit level 50. Personal choice is going to be very important for where you go next. Do you want The Beast Within or will you want Scattershot. Maybe you just want to go BM/SV, get your super-trap talents. If so, you just need 17 talent points in the SV tree and you can spend four more points in the Beastmaster tree. Your choice, it’s all good.
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Very nice
Maybe update the talent calculator at the bottom of your site to show your current set up?
Keep up the spiffy work!
Ugg
Nice work BRK, this is similiar to my request for guest 25,000 (all those weeks ago). However I did ask when do you take your 20 MM points. All talent trees talk about how to use 61 Talent points, but we did not all start at level 70.
How quickly do you want Aimed Shot and Mortal Shots?
Thanks for the great info!!!
This really helps to see how you build a spec, and the decisions that are made along the way.
Fearstalker will have fun checking out a few new talents tonight.
Always do the BM side first. You don’t want to crit mobs off your pet while you’re soloing.
Agreed – this is by far one of the best spec guides for a hunter. BM all the way for grinding! Even instancing and pvp now
Hey! That looks exactly like my spec!!
Thanks to BRK.
Can someone please convince me as to why I should take improved pet mend over say two points in IAotH or animal handler for the pet +hit. Saving 20% mana on a pet HoT isn’t bad, but will I really be spamming pet heal that often while soloing? I haven’t been up till now (lvl 38).
Anyway background is that I rolled a BM hunter to play when my guild doesn’t need me tanking something on my 70 prot warrior. It’s nice to jump on the hunter and just go destroy stuff solo, since protection spec farming does not really fill that need in my heart for the destruction of my enemies…at least not until I build a decent +block value set for big shield slam crits.
I LOVE Intimidation!!!
Khatia(n)
It’s been my expierience that using Improved Mend Pet is very nice when fighting rotting zombies and those really nasty dots that cause -hit, -stam, etc…
One click of the button and KAPOW, your fuzzy little buddy is happy, content and tearing the face off those bad guys with bestial fury!!
I absolutely loved that talent point soloing and would suggest it to anyone not wanting “slow sessions” while on their daily path to BM goodness.
Leksi
“Can someone please convince me as to why I should take improved pet mend over say two points in IAotH or animal handler for the pet +hit.”
IAotH for grinding is pretty much useless. What you’ll find is that it procs as you fire that last shot that kills the mob. We loathe seeing that 10-second countdown when we have nothing to fight.
IAotH is tremendous when you have a fast ranged weapon AND Aspect of the Hawk active AND a combat-engagement time that will allow the IAotH talent to be worthwhile.
The nice +hit for your pet is also needed for grinding. It is spiffy when you are raiding and taking on 71 and 72 elites with 600,000 health or more, where during a 12-minute fight those misses add up. For soloing, one pet miss isn’t going to make you tear your hair out. Don’t sweat Animal Handler until you hit 70 and you respec for raiding.
BRK grinds in Skettis and the Netherwing areas. These guys put some serious dots on Hobbes, so we slam a Pet Mend spell on him just as he is about to engage an enemy. As soon as a dot appears on him, we hear the “Your Pet is Now Springtime-Fresh!” sound and we know we just dispelled it.
Hobbes doesn’t die and now he doesn’t get dotted. He doesn’t tire. He doesn’t run out of Focus. It is almost RUDE how mean an S.O.B. our pets are with Avoidance, Cobra Reflexes, Frenzy, Ferocious Inspiration, and constant Improved Pet Mend spamming.
Don’t skip IPM anymore; for a BM hunter, it is a BRK Requirement.
Thanks for the replies damh and leksi.
The point on IAotH is a good one…I never was too crazy about it but I couldn’t find anything better so I brought it up.
I was thinking about the +hit being useful in terms of my pet’s aggro management…i.e. not wanting her to miss and get behind me in threat…I wasn’t actually thinking of it in terms of dps at all (that’s a tank for ya). You’re right that I probably won’t cry that much if Emmy misses once..especially if I have intimidation going, or reactively toss it on. Plus there is always FD.
In addition what you both say makes a lot of sense in terms of keeping my fuzzy friend at full strength without those pesky debuffs, so I’ll pick IPM up when I respec back to full BM later today (getting close to Bestial Fury so time to get those points out of MM)
Oh and Khatia(n) is the name of my warrior (no n) and Hunter (with n) on gnomer.
Doesn’t IPM dispell basically everything, even magic? I’m pretty sure I remember it dispelling my sheeped pet, which is very handy too.
I agree it is the win. I only have 1 point in it though, and it still works well enough. Sometimes a bit slow maybe, but I never have to hit mend more than once to dispell something.
Valid point made…if you’re leveling and want to have the benefit of Improved Pet Mend one point is probably enough to get you out of any situation. Two points…well…up to you. You could take that extra point and start devoting it into other neat BM talents that boost your DMG even more while the one remaingin point in IPM gets those nasty dots off your buddy (just not quite as fast).
6 one way…half dozen another.
Leksi
BRK recommends IPM, not for the 10%/50% cleanse increase, but for the 10%/20% mana efficiency increase. Mana you use healing your pet is mana not being used to kill your enemy.
all this before lethal shots? I always thought it was the best 5 point talent out there.
Lethal Shots is a great talent. However, Serpent’s Swiftness is the #1 talent, in this modest yet sweet-smelling hunter’s opinion. When grinding, it’s not critting that’s making you level faster, it more sustained DPS, less recovery time, and the ability of your pet to allow you to do those things.
You can be done with the BM tree as early as level 49, take 5/5 Lethal Shots first and wait until 54, or do the MM side first and wait for the culmination of your spec at 69.
We beseech thee! Get it at 49.
Take both ranks of IMP. You can even spam rank 1 at higher levels to cleanse your pet even if it doesnt need healing, very useful.
I use IMP constantly. You can easily solo 3-4 mobs or 2 elites at once with IMP. One of the best BM talents there is.
BRK, I think you should give more credit to animal handler. For levelling, increased mount speed = faster levelling, and you dont get riding crop until level 69. You afford to lose a point in ferocious inspiration and a point in frenzy with cobra reflexes now. FI really shines most in groups anyway.
Plus, Im not completely sold on Bestial Swiftness given that it doesn’t stack with Dash/Dive. Your pet should be able to Dash/Dive with pretty much every attack (25 second cooldown), so Bestial Swiftness will be effective very rarely.
I would recommend this:
http://www.wowhead.com/?talent=cVbh0gxRwuVo
Faster mount speed isn’t only helpful for getting to your destination quicker, it also helps you outrun mobs you might aggro when riding, which is extremely helpful until you get your epic mount.
“Your pet should be able to Dash/Dive with pretty much every attack (25 second cooldown), so Bestial Swiftness will be effective very rarely.”
In PvE grinding, sure but not PvP, world or bg. In the latter I really like having that extra 30% movement speed to help close the distance to target when Dash is down. Plus, if you’re an Orc as I am, your racial +5% pet dmg makes up for the loss of 1pt in Unleashed Fury for Bestial Swiftness.
I prefer this build:
http://www.wowhead.com/?talent=cxbhzTxRwuVo
2/2 Animal Handler (for the +4% pet hit, not mount speed which is just a fringe benefit), 4/5 Frenzy. 0/5 Endurance Training b/c Avoidance + 2/2 Improved Mend Pet means you no longer have to put points in any of the resistances, so I max out Great Stamina instead, making up for the lack of ET. On my Windserpent, I max Lightning Breath, Dash, and Growl, max Great Stamina, Avoidance, and Cobra Reflexes, and Rank 5 Natural Armor (have 3/3 Thick Hide so don’t need max Nat Arm).
Also, I like IAotH. I have a 2.6 speed gun right now and it procs a lot even just grinding, sometimes refreshing itself. That’s 15% more attack speed, which according to Damh’s other post, translates into 15% more damage. Against elites or in PvP, when it procs I hit my RapidFire/BloodFury macro for a big dps boost.
I love when the following happens:
1. I pop my Violent Abacus Trinket
2. I pop rapid Fire.
3. I pop Bestial Wrath
4. Imp. AotH procs.
Insane damage for about 15 seconds. And its even better when you’re good enough to thread steady shots between autoshots. Machine gun fire for the win!!
Regarding 1 or 2 points in IMP: I’m trying a hunter (for the 3rd or 4th time now!) and this time I’m set on making this one last till 70! (Thanks to BRK for the inspiration!)
I’m currently at 28 and finally able to try IMP 1/2 (spent 3 points not in BM!). What I did notice, and the reason why I’m respeccing now, is that I had to strike the heal macro 3 times due to the low 15% change of the cleansing effect! Since it looks that heals happen every 3 seconds, that means 5 ticks for the 15 sec heals. It may have been bad luck, but 1/2 only in IMP does look as it doesn’t proc that much while with 2/2 you’re pretty much guaranteed a proc EVERY heal…
Besides, the faster your pet gets cleansed, the faster it gets to have more DPS or health or whatever the curse/disease/etc was causing him!
And there are a ton of mobs that can curse/disease/etc, so it’s not just for the added 10% lower cost, but for the GREATLY enhanced 50% vs. 15% cleansing proc…
Just my 0.02!
Apologies in advance for the imprecision of this post. Alas, I am work, and all the fun “lookup talents and builds” websites are blocked
I’ve been BM for a LONG time. The day blizz put bestial wrath in the game, I started my first BM hunter. And with the progression of time, the nerfs come and go, the buffs come and go, much like the tides…
I am becoming disenchanted with IAotH… it gets weaker with each patch, and procs less and less… still I feel it works well enough to choose over +10% health for fish breath. (and 5% health for myself…)
My major observations/questions about talents you might ahve slighted are…
every time I’m riding around, and see another hunter, I check em out… and when i see spirit bond, I just feel… old… it seems completely useless compared to the rest of tree, whereas in the old days, (before BW), it was the heart and soul of a BM build. Is it just me?
Second, I noticed the +dodge talent (not imp monkey, the upper tier one, sorry, cant look it up…) is lacking from your build. I took this over ferocious insp (in my case, the last talent taken was imp mend, the first to be grabbed if I had 3 more points in BM would be FI)
I do less damage… and don’t buff the party. OTOH, the bottomless pit is SO much more survivable… I started playing with the talent while first messing with zangarmarsh (and before the messianic blizz fix to mend pet!!! all praise whoever thought it up!!!)
I might drop it and get FI back, now that mend pet is so much workable, but really, the pet is almost invulnerable now… I laugh at rogues trying to kill poor kitty in arena. (It happens, they’re stupid sometimes, i think it’s the fumes from the poisons they mix…)
The eternal question… damage or survivability. What do you think… our builds are quite similar, 41/20… and i while i miss FI, invulnerkitty has its own appeal… have you experimented with this talent any? Is it more or less superfluous with the new mend pet?
Oh yes… you don’t praise serpent’s swiftness enough… please, let me make a small, evil pvp point…
Many times in pvp, people notice BIG damage. They tend not to notice RAPID damage…. which is why BM will burn down MM like the little cookie cutter builds they are.
“I see all the little 400-500’s popping up on the screen, but I can survive this longer than he can survive my 600’s right?”
Heh heh heh…
Awesome Work!!!
I rerolled a Hunter from your blog, damn Combat Swords Rogue was fun, but NEVER like this. Spent 4 hours trying to get a Ghost Saber from Darkshore (hard feat considering I am Horde, but thankfully on non PvP server).
I now need a blog updater for Firefox to rss this blog just in case I am away and you post something.
Oh and your sense of humor has e laughing out loud here at work so when my Boss has a conniption I will be blaming you, just a F.Y.I.
Rabidpoultry & Kimba
Zul’jin Server US
Zu
I respecced to BM from MM last night, and I can’t say that I think I’ll ever be going back. Thanks BRK!
/join bandwagon
I’ve had a quasi-BM hunter for a long time (Day 1 of retail release), but after reading this blog for 2 days, I respecced both of my hunters (63 & 67) to BM last night, and I love the way Damh has explained the what and wherefore. And why has it taken me this long to figure out a pet respec is only 10s??
Thanks, BRK, for a great blog!
Talonis & Talon, Kul Tiras-A
Sparverius & Talon, ditto
Ok, I was survival until 30, BM till 70, then respecced to a hybred for raiding, needed the improved traps for some stuck up raiders i was with. Getting into a pug raid is hard with BM. Tell them i have improved traps and im in! For fun i went to scholomace solo. Improved traps dont work on bosses!!! I miss my big red broken tooth.
Levelling to 60, I was BM before it got “fixed”. I switched to 41MM / 20 Surv hunter for raiding MC/BWL/AQ40. From Molten Core’s opening to yesterday. BM got better and better. The mend pet changes and the Beastial Wrath were implemented. Last month, I decided to respec 31/30 to get LR and maximize the crits. Still something was missing. I kept my pet around for sentimental reasons.
Seeing the 2.3 patch approaching, I copied myself to TEST and respecced to BeastMaster. Time to get my trusty pet out and REALLY cut loose again. Just for kicks. OMFG. After parsing reams of data on test and days of re-honing my kitty kills…I was shocked at how much damage I was ignoring. I got into a Zul-Aman PUG and I can’t argue with the numbers.
460 DPS combined with pet MM/SV.
560 DPS combined with pet BM/MM.
Sure I give up my Mega-traps that last forever and almost never get resisted, as well as Silencing Shot, and TSA.
In Exchange I get +3% Raid Damage from Inspiration and a monster jump in raw damage and pet survivability.
the other reason for 2/2 in IMP is for the ability to heal your pet’s debuffs. didn’t even realize that was happening at first.
ty for your super advice; on my second hunter now, and i’m a convert from marksmen.
First, a big Thank You for all of the great info here at BRK. This week I blew off a year’s worth of dust of my lvl 52 hunter and the info here was very helpful for her respec. However, I’m a bit confused on IMP.
Above: “You won’t know how you got along without it. BRK considers Improved Pet Mend an essential tool for all BM hunters.”
From your 5/2/07 BRK post on Wowinsider (List of Talent No-No’s): “But IPM is actually enhanced pet mending, and the enhancement is crummy. Two talent points to remove curses and poisons is Not Good, especially considering what you have to give up. This isn’t the crippled Survival or yawnable Marksman trees; there is so much goodness, so many incredible talents in the Beastmaster tree that to waste two points on an unnecessary spell enhancement is a tremendous loss. We only have forty-one points in the tree with which to play – we want twenty in Marksman for the full crit bonus damage with Mortal Shots – so wasting two on IPM, when we should be using them for Ferocity, draws BRK’s ire.”
If there was a change to the talent between May and June, I’ll gladly place my foot in my mouth. If not, could you enlighten my neophyte knowledge about what appears to be a 180 contradiction?
Thanks!
@ Anonymous -
Mend Pet was changed into a Heal-over-time spell, which it didn’t used to be. That’s about when BRK started recommending it, because he didn’t used to. =)
I wonder if, now that your beastmaster talent allocation has changed somewhat, you might care to amend this most useful guide. are the changes due to your doing mostly inside instance work?
I read this guide about 20 levels ago and never looked back. Being able to trust the pet to kill something is such a relief.
Enjoying a Hunter thanks to BRK!
Plucker (and Knucklehead) on Aman’Thul
(long time lurker, first time sychophant)
Just wanted to post my appreciation for the time and effort you guys at BRK put in to keep this the go-to spot for Hunters and Hunter-wannabe’s. Your guides have not only given me some great insight into a Class I knew nothing about (in a game I knew nothing about— First Roll was Hunter), but your posts and guides and videos give me a ton of inspiration and generate a lot of creative thought about where I can take my Hunter.
Much love!
Cheaky
In three years of playing wow,I never understood hunter,now I’m tryin a hunt,and I love it^^ GG BRK
hi. BM ftw. the cat holds 95% aggro. SUPER FAST TO LEVEL . i love it. just got my epic hurricane AT LVL 48. no big crits just almost nonstop damage. hardly ever run dry on mana. use tons of arrows but hey they are cheap
aiming for the traps now i guess!!
cheers for the BM spec chaps
Hats off to your awesome guide! I have played a Lock for
over 2 years now and just recently rolled a Hunter with no
clue at all except that I wanted a BM hunter.
At first it was a little tough getting used to but with your website tips and leveling tree guide to help I’ve flown to level 42 now and have an awesome black panther named “Ice” who not only holds
aggro extremely well, but is really dishing out the damage too!
Can’t wait to see him at level 70!
Thanks BRK for your guide, it helps make the class fun to
play!
BRK wath is the tree of a PVP hunter??
Hey,
Just wanted to say thanks heaps for the awesome guide! I have rolled a hunter as my second serious character and could not be happier with the results I’m getting from BM. Im leveling like crazy and can still mash faces in PVP
Cheers Again
p.s. is their perhaps a chance for a gear guide? something not involving godamn raids.
Ditto for Stillgars P.S….Please!?!
hi brk i tune into your website about once a week im jw if u could make a decent/good marksman and survival build becasue every hunter goes 41/20 well at least most and its annoying every classs out there + its not that fun any suggestions on a survival or mm guide PS. card of wrath owns
I love the build… I have been rocking through my lvling of a new hunter… two to three lvls in a sitting with my piggy working his magic. I love it!!!
Carviter and Baconbits
im lvl 48 now and used this guide and it helps alot
Probably an amazingly late post, but you, good sir, have made me a BM convert! I was a pure marksman hunter all the way up to about level 50, but two weeks ago, I decided (mainly because of this excellent blog) to go BM, and I haven’t looked back! Thanks!
~Durathor and Rouge
Thanks BRK for almost making me an Alliance Hunter’s WOW Widow…lol
I got revenge and Rolled a BE Huntress !!!
He is such an advocate for your advise …. he says see I told you alot!!! I have listened for over a year at his thoughts of your thoughts and well .. I just rolled a Huntress and havent looked back..
Thanks again for your good advise and hard work..
Much Love,
Jymorrage + Wqqe, my precious Kitty
(Mannadina=my ugly a$$ Ape)
(Tanaris=Killer Bunnies)
Leveling without sprit bond or 9% extra dodge on the pet is something I would never do. 9% less damage on pet is one of the best talents out there. Spirit bond also reduces down time alot, cant skip such talents
Mount speed is also nice, altho you can outbalance it with carrot, crops and gloves enchant.
Meh, looks to me like a grinding specc
So a few questions
Why armor? its not like an boss mob will be stoped by it so imo its a waste. Pet speed?? why? Ive got an mount to take me from A to B and A.O.P, again a waste of points. And so there are some other things wich i find confusing.
Anyways for the most part its a nice guide for new BM specced hunters but I recomend using cheeky’s to find the way that suits your respective playstyle best ( warning spreadsheet experience adviced )
Aditu its a leveling guide. Great guide I’ve followed it and I am lvling like crazy. Oh and spelling is whats confusing you the most.
Aditu, I have found that having that armor bonus is EXETREMELY helpful, every time I’m doing a quest I have my pet tank 3-5 mobs at one time, I am currently level 45 on my hunter and have been useing this spec from around 36.
And the bonus speed is nice for PvP, when your pet needs to chase after runners.
Nice guide overall, It has been very helpful to me
Its been a year now, since the build was published.. Did you ever decide if doing 4, instead of 5, to Frenzy had any negative impact?
Also, anyone, If I want Animal Handler, where would I get 2 pts from? I THINK 1 would be from Frenzy.. Where would I take another from? My build is up to 23 pts used in BM, as described in BRK build, EXCEPT I left one out of Unleashed Fury (its 4/5). Since I did that I had to put 3 in Ferocity in order to continue below. I completed Intimidation (1/1) and Bestial Discipline (2/2), so I’ll be ready to move on to Animal Handler, after finishing Ferocity. I figured an additional 4% to Hit by my pet couldnt hurt. Then again, is it worth losing something else? ::sigh::
This is my First Character in WoW.. so I really dont wanna mess it up! hahah
Thanks in Advance.. Peace.. Lynlee
This is now my new favorite hunter site and my current spec (+1 point in Big Red Hunter too)
I’ve just come back after a 2.5 year break, found I had a level 50 hunter still in my account and messed about with different builds until I found this one here.
If I may just lapse for a moment
((Teenage Princess))OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! OH MY GOD!!! ((/teenage princess))
This has to be the ultimate dps build for a hunter. I’ve stopped hitting things now, I just pullshot and let Lightning rip them to shreds, by the time I’ve looted and skinned the last corpse he’s sitting there now looking at me wondering whats taking so long.
I love it!!
Thanks BRK, you the man^h^h^h dwarf!!!
Thanks BRK! I figured that I would go MM with a boar while leveling and it would be sufficient enough to hold aggro for me, but I was wrong. My auto-shots were pulling aggro even after I gave my pet a few moments to gain aggro after the charge. I switched to this BM build and aggro is not an issue at all.
BM is awesome like Popeye’s chicken.
I’m using the tips now. Thanks Big Red Kitty
Hi,
Overall its great i think, but personally i think u should put 5 points in the one beside “endurance training” but i think ur build is awsome.
BMOWNEM
BAI!
Hey just wondering if you were going to update now that the patch is out and the new talents have been released. I’m really curious to see what you recommend. Thank you for everything!
Hi, thx for the amazing help, so, what do u suggest for the new talents…i need guidance..lol, love reading your stuff always helpful, so any hints or pointers would be awsome..
If you get a chance, would you mind updating this for the 3.0 talent trees? Obviously, Bestial Swiftness is no longer available. And what about Aspect Mastery? Is it worth it to take while leveling?
your guide is so good, i wanna have sex with u
just kidding it sux BALLS
Thanks alot for this, really helped me
Update pls….looks great but am afraid it may be old cuz of the old comments.
Nice to find a place that has an understandable way of lvling help
Thanx
I love the build so far but I’m clueless as to how I should proceed. Any suggestions on how to spec after 50? I think I should be doing a BM/MM mix something like 52/19/0 but I’m not sure. Let me know!
Thanks!