Spirit also affected health regeneration when out of combat, but it is unlikely for a non-caster class to have enough Spirit for that to matter and it would be a very poor gearing strategy since you’d lose so much else to stack Spirit for a health regen benefit you’d only get out of combat. Spirit, meanwhile, was the primary means to regenerate mana in vanilla WoW, and it will be so again in WoW Classic. Warlocks: +1% Spell Critical for every 60.6 points of Intellect.Shamans: +1% Spell Critical for every 59.5 points of Intellect.Priests: +1% Spell Critical for every 59.2 points of Intellect.Paladins: +1% Spell Critical for every 54 points of Intellect.Mages: +1% Spell Critical for every 59.5 of Intellect.Druids: +1% Spell Critical for every 60 points of Intellect.Everyone: +15 mana per point of Intellect.It also granted Spell Critical Strike Chance, with each class gaining 1% Crit with their spells at different rates. Intellect directly contributed to your Mana pool, and it was a must-have stat for all healers and ranged DPS - even Hunters wanted some of it, as they used Mana in vanilla WoW. Only Warriors and Rogues could ignore the stat outright. For every point of Stamina you have, you get 10 hit points. Rogues: +1% dodge for every 14.5 points of AgilityĮssentially, almost every melee or tanking class wanted some Agility, with Hunters and Rogues absolutely slathering on the stuff.Hunters: +1% dodge for every 26 points of Agility.Everyone (except Hunters and Rogues): +1% dodge per point of Agility.Everyone: +2 armor per point of Agility.Druids, Warriors, Paladins, and Shaman: +1% crit for every 20 points of Agility.Rogues: +1% crit for every 29 points of Agility.Hunters: +1% crit for every 53 points of Agility.Rogues, Hunters, and Cat Form Druids: +1 melee attack power per point of Agility.Warriors and Rogues: +1 ranged attack power per point of Agility.Hunters: +2 ranged attack power per point of Agility.It was essential for physical DPS classes. Strength was useful for pretty much every melee class, with the plate classes (Warriors and Paladins) really prizing it.Īgility increased melee attack power, ranged attack power, critical strike chance, dodge chance, and armor. Shaman, Paladins, and Warriors: With shields, these classes had a chance to block 1 point of damage per every 20 points of Strength.Rogues, Hunters, Mages, Warlocks, and Priests: +1 AP per point of Strength.Druids, Shaman, Warriors, and Paladins: +2 AP for every point of Strength.Strength in WoW Classic is useful for gaining melee attack power, which added to weapon damage.
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You may be scratching your head and saying What even is Spirit, if you only played World of Warcraft after the launch of Legion, because it was removed in patch 7.0.3. In WoW Classic, Spirit was also considered a primary attribute. In the current game, the primary attributes are Strength, Stamina, Agility, and Intellect. This system encourages you to abandon older gear that doesn’t have enough of those ratings as you level, but it didn’t exist in vanilla - an item with 1% Crit on it will be as powerful when you’re level 60 as it was whenever you got it.Ĭhanges like that make a big difference in how you level, so let’s talk about the attributes you’ll find in WoW Classic. That amount goes up as you level so it takes more CSR to get 1% Crit at level 120 than it does at 119. For example, in the modern game we use a rating system for secondary stats like Critical Strike, where it takes a certain amount of Critical Strike Rating to equal 1% crit. But the basic idea of primary and secondary attributes that was crucial to itemization in the original game is retained in the modern game, and should be comprehensible to players who never played back then as well as old timers like myself who were raiding Naxx 40.īut there are also systems that are wildly different now, and the way these attributes are calculated and interact with gear will definitely be something you’ll have to get used to. Not only does WoW Classic have stats that no longer exist in the game, it doesn’t have many that debuted later. Okay, so you’re about to play WoW Classic and you want to know what the stuff on your gear means.
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