So two-handed weapon has their own tanking talents down Arms. What about one handed dual wield weapons getting their own tanking/damage reduction talents too? Of course mostly with fist weapons.

Tough Brawler (Fury Tier 2 Talent): Increases armor contribution up to 60% and reduces damage taken by 10% when unarmed, dual wielding or single wielding one handed weapons. Does not work with Titan Grip or when equipping a shield. Does not work with Iron Will.

Stronghold (Fury Tier 2 Talent): Increases parry rating by 25% of your strength. When using Mocking Blow you gain 50% damage reduction. Effect only works when unarmed, dual wielding or single wielding one handed weapons. Does not work with Titan Grip or equipping a shield. Does not work with Tactical Mastery

Strong Guard (Fury Tier 1 Talent): Increases parry chance by 3%, stamina by 3% and reduces chance to get hit by a critical strike by 3%. Capstone Bonus is you gain magic damage reduction by 33% of your parry chance. Effect only works when unarmed, dual wielding or single wielding one handed weapons. Does not work with Titan Grip or equipping a shield. Does not work with Deflection.

They should make more types of healers. I like to make concept thematic builds that are RP in nature. You can do that with many diverse builds with tanks and dps just not with healer. Healer is a role that really lacks any RP elements. You're just a guy... that heals. Combat medic? A nature healer, a priest healer. Not much going on there. Most healing was given to a conceptual hybrid type class in retail WoW. Like Shamans and Druids weren't healers they were their own class type. Here are some ideas that might make healing actually enjoyable for player to do to make. A damage dealing healer would be nice for melee and ranged. Would basically be a damage dealer that doesn't do as much damage as regular damage dealers but can heal while dealing damage. A monk like build that punches and causes explosions of healing for example or a bloodmancer that can steal life and give to allies.

Every time I get a crash, I have to come back and redo all my keybinds and also forget that the "Suggested Talents" is checked in on default and I have to uncheck it before it suggest all my talents. Now I have a drafted char with bunch of talents I didn't want. I can't play him anymore.

There should be dual wield one handed tanking like the two handed one. Gives another option of tanking.

Using a polearm would be more advantageous but for people that want to use a short sword a xiphos as the Hoplites called it should be able to as well.

Even if you don't swing it I want to transmog my shield into a one-hand or off-hand weapon. When I use shield block or any other shield moves it would look like I'm using that weapon to defend. Or your arm as a shield.

Even if you don't swing it I want to transmog my shield into a one-hand or off-hand weapon. When I use shield block or any other shield moves it would look like I'm using that weapon to defend. Or your arm as a shield.

As the title says. And also a damage meters please. I tried installing skada from 3.3.5. version but it doesn't work. Help please.

With a loot intensive game would like to know that addon and where to get it

There should be dual wield one handed tanking like the two handed one. Gives another option of tanking.

I agree. I think with personalized loot like in retail this would reduce the drama between players.

Just saying.

@Fastprey
I found healers in short supply and I don't blame them. Healing is such a boring playstyle. Also what can you RP as a healer? Not much. Anyone that is healing only does it to get the queue going but they're not happy about it.

Using a polearm would be more advantageous but for people that want to use a short sword a xiphos as the Hoplites called it should be able to as well.

Can we have a choice between spending scroll of unlearning abilities/talents and by money? Sometimes I would like to save the scrolls.

So Shield Strike from Hoplite Mystic Enchant doesn't seem to benefit from the Shield Slam talent increases. Maybe this should be applied?