Blizzard is buffing Sanguinary Vein by 4% in patch 5.2. Tanking is arguably one of the more stressful roles in WoW, particularly in the raid finder.
(prHWY.com) January 13, 2013 - Los, CA -- Blizzard is buffing Sanguinary Vein by 4% in patch 5.2. Tanking is arguably one of the more stressful roles in WoW, particularly in the raid finder. You can't just waltz in and hit some things or heal some things and everything will turn out rosy, you do actually have to know the fights. Not that healers and DPS don't, it's just that they can generally get along a bit easier if they aren't exactly sure what's going on. The same is, alas, not so true for tanks. The fact that there's only two tanks, and that, even in the heady days of Dragon Soul, they had to be relatively co-ordinated on some, if not all the fights, puts the spotlight firmly on their performance. Some groups are forgiving, some less so.WOW Gold Guide has a listing of the best places to buy WOW gold and guides. We have reviews of top wow gold sites! Simple Tips For Getting Started In Tanking In Patch 5.2
Pulling
Pulling is the term given to getting a group of mobs to hit you, instead of that mage over there. For most early dungeons, and several of the later ones too for that matter, the pull is half the battle. As long as you can get those baddies latched on to you, you're doing alright.
Casters are often pretty obvious, thanks to their names. If one member of a trash pack is called healer, or priest, or anything that sounds magical, they're probably the caster. Why do you need to know which are the casters? Because, when you do damage to a caster, they don't come running towards you to bash you on the head. Instead, they stand on their own, casting. The trouble with this is that if you've got all the other mobs in a neat group, and are AoEing as you should, the caster may well get bored of shooting you with fireballs, and shoot your healer instead.
Other than casters, you need to do something that makes all the mobs hit you. AoE spells, so any spells that hit several targets at once, will always be good, as will any damage over time effects, even better if they can be spread to multiple targets. Try saving your taunt for any that escape, as taunting a single target in a large group will make them all run towards you, but you won't have much aggro.You need WoW gold to buy your favorite items, or you need a pre-leveled account to boost your Wow experience?
Line of Sight Pulls: These come under the advanced pulls section, but can be a great way of stacking up several mobs in an easy-to-manage pile. You need two things: a wall or other obstacle that breaks line of sight, i.e. that you can't cast through, and a cooperative group. Leave your group the mob-free side of the obstacle, you go in and taunt or hit one mob, then run back around. Once you see them coming and they get in range, AoE like mad. If you have a ground-based AoE, drop it so they'll run into it. They're all stacked up for you! You definitely need a cooperative group, because if your DPS start hitting them before you are done getting aggro, this pull won't work.
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