Comments on: Glyphing Best Practice

By: Verile

Verile — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 19:40:54 +0000

After the recent news concerning haste effecting HoTs via glyphs, this post has even more relevance.

I envision us carrying around stacks of each of our important glyphs and changing from encounter to encounter. At least we will gain extra flexibility.

By: Darren

Darren — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 14:02:59 +0000

On 25 man content I roll with SM, WG and HT as I think I said before, but on 10 man content I almost always drop WG glyph (how many times does WG hit 6 out of 10 people really?) for the old Lifebloom glyph.

Seems to me that of the 10 man content I am having the most fun with still and doing on a weekly basis the tanks are getting the $#@$ kicked out of them and I’m usually with a paladin or a disc priest and my job is the raid. So I keep a 3xLB up on the tank the entire fight (or at least for the parts where the tank is getting spanked) to help out.

Alagalon 10, Mim 10, TOGC 10 man. The other healer or two appreciate it alot, and the 1 extra second makes movement alot easier on those fights and means I have to spend less mana and less time worrying about it.

By: Beruthiel

Beruthiel — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 21:55:18 +0000

I would definately recommend having someone make the glyphs for you, as opposed to mass purchasing them. Brade has an inscriptionist, so he does all of mine

By: Sunkist

Sunkist — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:49:18 +0000

Something to consider if you want to carry a few stacks of glyphs around is to make good friends with your local scribe. While a guild scribe will likely make the glyphs for free or at the cost of mats, the AH is a dangerous place to try and buy glyphs in bulk due to insane markup.