Top 5 - Zul'Gurub Drops

Hey dudes - Silvite Soltis here, back with another Top 5 post for your reading pleasure.

As you're all aware, Phase 4 has officially arrived - giving us all a fantastic "new" catch-up raid. And though I'm sure most of us have already beaten the Blood God Hakkar into a bloody pulp several times by now, I doubt many have collected all of the items they desire from this troll city. (Personally, I've done five runs in the past two weeks.) Given that some of the items in Zul'Gurub are so powerful compared to what's available in the likes of Molten Core and Blackwing Lair, raiders will no doubt continue to raid this place for months to come.

Zul'Gurub

So, in celebration of this (old) new content, I thought it might be fun to discuss what I feel are the best item drops one can obtain in ZG. In order to make this list interesting, however I will only include immediately equippable drops from the bosses, as certain items like the Zandalarian Hero Charm from the Heart of Hakkar quest, and the Primal Hakkari Idols used for the head and leg enchantments are simply too amazing to compare. Also, I will NOT include more than one item from Hakkar, as the final boss of a raid ALWAYS has the best loot and it would be pretty boring to just list off his loot table. Finally, I can't stress enough that this Top 5 list is entirely my opinion, so feel free to share your own Top 5 ZG drops in the comments down below - and add yourself to my mailing list for good measure, if you like this and want to see other content like it. But yeah, with those disclaimers out of the way, let's get right into the list...

#5 - Zulian Tigerhide Cloak (Venoxis)

It's a great cloak!

A drop from the second boss of Zul'Gurub, the Zulian Tigerhide Cloak starts off our list with an absolute bang. This cloak is AWESOME for all physical dps classes - rogues, warriors, hunters, and more. Considering that until this point, good quality melee cloaks were pretty scarce at endgame and only one other cloak had +hit on it (the Puissant Cape from Azuregos to be specific), it's a welcome addition to just about everyone's character screen.

So yeah, even though it isn't much to look at, this cloak is awesome. And with how easily it can be obtained, it definitely deserves a spot on this list.

#4 - Thekal & Arlokk's Grasps (Thekal and Arlokk)

As if we needed another reason to eat Frosted Flakes...

Have you ever hit something so hard that you turned into a freaking tiger? No? Well now you can! The dual-fist Primal Blessing weapon set Thekal's Grasp and Arlokk's Grasp is, without a doubt, one of the coolest pair of items throughout all of Zul'Gurub, and possibly Classic itself.

These items drop from two of the High Priests that must be defeated as you progress through the raid - Thekal and Arlokk. And though their stats aren't really anything to write home about, they provide decent damage and speed for fist weapons and have an ultra-cool proc that turns you into a beefy tiger-man.

What's not to love about these weapons? They're GR-R-REAT!

#3 - Zanzil's Band & Seal (Venoxis and Bloodlord Mandokir)

Dat hit tho!

Taking the number three spot, we have the caster DPS ring set, Zanzil's Concentration. At first glance, these items seem pretty lackluster - just 11 spell damage, some intellect, and a paltry amount of Mp5. However, these rings are all about one thing - that spell hit!

When one equips both the Band and the Seal, you're looking at a whopping 3% spell hit, which puts your caster a good portion of the way toward your hit cap. And if you combine these rings with the newly introduced Bloodvine Garb crafted by tailors, you can pretty much rest assured that your spells won't be resisted, meaning bigger numbers and ever-better parses!

Honestly, all of the ZG Ring sets have their perks - lots of healing and stats on the Primalist rings, great stamina and defensives on the Overlord's Resolution, and decent hit and crit on the Seal and Band of Jin. However, the sheer amount of spell hit - the most valuable stat for caster DPS by far until hit cap - makes this particular pair of rings just that much better, in my opinion.

And that's why it's up here at number 3...

#2 - Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds (Hakkar)

Just....so good!

Alright, I have to say again that ALL of Hakkar's loot is amazing, so this was hard to narrow down. However, I absolutely had to give the number 2 spot on this list to Zin'rokh. This epic 2-hander from the Blood God himself is most definitely the most iconic weapon within this troll raid - even moreso than that snake staff from the panther boss that I personally adore.

Looks-wise, it's no contest - this item is a beast. It's massive, glowy, and has jagged edges, making it all that much more intimidating when you see a warrior charging at you with it. But more than the looks, the stats this weapon boasts are insane! For an item that drops in a 20-man raid that can be pugged easily in under 2 hours, 72 attack power and a solid 3.8 weapon speed is pretty nuts. And really, the only 2-handed sword that compares to this monster is the infamous Ashkandi that drops from Nefarian in BWL. So whether you're playing a hunter or a dps warrior, you can bet you'll be excited to see this weapon drop from Hakkar's beaten-down corpse. But no matter how amazing Zin'rokh might be, it's still only number 2 on my list...

Honorable Mentions

Before we get to the number 1 spot, though, here are just a few honorable mentions:
All the other Hakkar loot (because really, it's all amazing)

Primalist Rings (because I'm a biased healer)

Nat Pagle's Fish Terminator (because seriously, it's just too funny)
Will of Arlokk (because I think it looks awesome)

#1 - Literally Everything off Jin'do

He may be trollin', but his loot isn't!

Oh! Plot twist! In sifting through all of the items in ZG, I came to realize that one boss in particular has the greatest items in the entire instance - so many awesome pieces of loot, in fact, that I couldn't choose any one of his drops for a spot. Jin'do the Hexxer, the optional second-to-last boss of Zul'Gurub, is an immensely fun encounter that provides the biggest challenge in the instance, other than perhaps Hakkar himself. And while most of us currently raiding ZG regularly can probably steamroll him with our BWL gear, he still drops some of the most amazing items in the entire raid:

First off, his epics are, quite literally, epic! Jin'do's Evil Eye and Hexxer are two of the best healer items until AQ - even outranking most BWL items! His Bag of Whammies offhand and Judgement staff offer lots of spell damage and, again, that coveted spell hit stat that all casters love. But his amazing loot table doesn't stop there, as the blues are great too: The Hexxer's Cover, Bloodstained Coif, Bloodtinged Gloves, Bloodsoaked Gauntlets (lots of Blood off this guy...), and more are all excellent items that anyone would be hard-pressed to replace anywhere other than in the highest-end raids. So, no matter what your class is - Jin'do is your man, mon!

Oh yeah, and he also drops the idol for the enchant on top of all that...so...yeah...it's pretty much no contest. Jin'do's entire loot table is definitely my number 1.

Final Thoughts

So, there you have it - my Top 5 Zul'Gurub Drops. Honestly, this list was really hard to make, as ZG has so many absolutely amazing drops. And even though I sort of cheesed the number 1 spot, I think that fact only stands as a testament to how excellent this raid's loot is. Blizzard clearly learned from their itemization mistakes by the time Zul'Gurub was conceived originally, and I think I can speak for everyone when I say that we all appreciate it. No matter what class you play, or what content you enjoy, you can definitely get some great items here - be it gear, sets, enchants, or consumables. It's pretty great...

Anyway, that's it for today. If you liked this post and would like to see more in the future, add yourself to my mailing list below! While you're down there, leave a comment letting me know your top 5 drops in ZG as well, as I'd love to know what you think and why. Follow me on Facebook and Twitter for updates when I release new content as well, and consider checking out my videos over on YouTube, as I eventually turn all of these posts into videos over there. In any case, thanks for reading, enjoy Zul'Gurub, and as always...

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Gear Your Enhancement Shaman FAST! A simplified, Anti-RNG gearing guide

Hey dudes, Silvite Soltis here. And today, I've got another guide for you!

With phase 3 well underway, and phase 4 recently announced, I thought it might be a good idea to pump another 'Get Geared FAST' guide out. After all, this new phase will bring ZG and a lot of catch up gear along with it, so you should make sure to be ready to step in as soon as possible, right?

Anyway, as we've covered a lot of different classes already, and since I want to celebrate recently hitting level 40 on my favorite alt, today we're going to look at how to gear up your Enhancement Shaman, FAST!

Let's get into it...

Priority Dungeons (and their quests)

Before discussing any RNG-free items that you can work on, it's worth noting that there are several dungeons that enhancement shamans should focus on running for attunements, quest rewards, and, of course, amazing drops. That being said, be mindful of important quests as you run the following dungeons before, and at, level 60...

First off, you should do BRD for your MC Attunement, Princess quest chain, and the quest A Taste of Flame. While there, keep an eye out for amazing items such as Hand of Justice and Dreadforge Retaliator as well.

Upon reaching level 58 or so, you should run LBRS at least once in order to knock out the first portion of the Onyxia attunement, as well as the quest The Pack Mistress, which awards a decent chest. There are a few nice drops in there, but nothing really worth repeating the dungeon for once your attunement is out of the way, in my opinion. Before choosing a quest reward from this quest, however, decide whether you will try to pick up the Devilsaur set, as you could pick up a nice leather belt OR gloves with a solid 2% hit, but little else.

Anyway, after wrapping up LBRS, you'll need to do UBRS three times as part of the Onyxia attunement as well. So, while you're in there, watch out for great drops such as the Truestrike Shoulders, Eye of Rend, and more. Also, remember to pick up the quest The Drakestone Tablet before running this dungeon so that you can pick up the Swiftfoot Treads as well, if you haven't gotten better boots by this point that is!

And finally, depending on what you got while completing those attunements (which should be your first priority at 60), you may want to hit up DM West, if only to complete the quest The Madness Within if you find yourself needing a nice helm or weapon. But we'll get more into that as we discuss the anti-RNG slots...

Guaranteed Items for Specific Slots

Just a quick note - in order to keep this list simple (and a bit shorter), I will only include what I feel are the best items that are guaranteed for any given slot that can be obtained via crafting or a quest. As such, expect only 1-3 options per slot!

Head

It's pretty easy to ensure you get a good helm. As I just said, you can pick up the Backwood Helm from the short DM West quest chain The Madness Within. If you'd rather take the weapon from this quest, though, you can always look for the BoE Tattered Leather Hood on the auction house, which is an excellent helm due to its +hit.

Neck

There are a bunch of solid necks you can obtain from quests as a Classic enhancement shaman, but the one you'll definitely want to pick up if you never plan on healing is the Mark of Fordring from Tirion Fordring's quest chain in the Plaguelands. If you would rather grab Fording's Seal for healing, however, you could make do with the Amulet of the Darkmoon instead, a reward from the Darkmoon Faire.

And though we're still in phase 3 currently, the upcoming phase 4 is slated to bring with it the BoE neck Abyssal War Beads, so if you're capping in phase 4 and want to try for that instead, it should be another option for you to explore.

Shoulders

For shoulders, you're definitely going to want to get the Truestrike Mantle from the first boss of UBRS. But, if you just can't seem to win it, the Wyrmhide Spaulders from the BRD quest A Taste of Flame will definitely go a long way to helping your DPS. However, if you are, or know, a leatherworker, you could also start working on the Black Dragonscale Shoulders as well - part of a set with amazing dps bonuses for you to enjoy. The pieces of this set are quite costly to craft, though, so be warned.

Back

Now, there aren't many great cloaks for enhancement shamans that can be obtained completely RNG free. That being said, the Deep River Cloak from the quest Strange Sources in Winterspring (chain starts with Finding the Source in Un'Goro) is definitely an option. Alternatively, you can check the auction house for a BoE green with better stats, but that's about all there is for capes...

Chest

There are a couple of decent green quality chests that you can obtain via quests on your shaman. First off, the Traphook Jerkin is a reward from the LBRS quest The Pack Mistress and should be obtained while you're working on your Onyxia attunement quest. If you prefer mail, though, you can also grab the Vest of the Den Watcher from the quest Winterfall Activity in Winterspring.

However, both of these pale in comparison to the Black Dragonscale Breastplate, which has a whopping +50 attack power and great set bonuses. Considering the cost of crafting this bad boy, though, it's unlikely that you'll get this very fast...

Wrists

For wrists, there are several BoE options, including the Lordly Armguards and dungeon set bracers for various classes. However, as prices for these items vary, you may consider just picking up the Crypt Demon Bracers from the BRD quest Disharmony of Fire. Since this quest is a prerequisite to the quest awarding Wyrmhide Spaulders, it's pretty much guaranteed that you'll have them already though, so consider dropping some gold on a BoE upgrade.

Hands

Alright for hands, there's really only two options you should consider as an enhancement shaman trying to gear up fast - the BoE Devilsaur Gauntlets, which are pricey to craft but are great when combined with the Leggings, and the Ony attunement quest reward Voone's Vice Grips, which offer 2% hit by themselves. Choose wisely.

But if you're cheap and don't want the hit for some reason, dungeon set gloves are typically up on the auction house for 3-6 gold a pop, so...yeah...that's another option I guess...

Waist

Ok now that we're finally on belts, we can talk about this one. There's only one guaranteed quest reward that's halfway decent for enhancement shammies - Vosh'Gajin's Strand from the quest  Warlord's Command. However, if you decide to go with the vastly superior Voone's Vice Grips as your reward from that quest, you can pick up a dungeon set belt from the auction house, or have a blacksmith craft a Heavy Timbermaw Belt for you.

Legs

For legs, as you'd probably expect, there are a few BoE options: including the crafted Devilsaur Leggings I've mentioned a few times already, the Black Dragonscale Leggings, and the Plaguehound Leggings I described in my guide for feral tanks. In terms of quest rewards, though, the only decent option are the Outrider Leggings from the Lar'Korwi quest chain in Un'Goro Crater. So basically, quest in Un'Goro while leveling, then work on crafting something better at level cap.

Feet

For boots, you'll probably want to work toward crafting the Black Dragonscale Boots, but since the materials are quite pricey, the Swiftfoot Treads are a decent option that's awarded by simply doing an UBRS quest. Really, those are pretty much the only two guaranteed boots worth working on for an enhancement shaman though, so good luck with drops.

Fingers

There are a number of decent rings that your enhancement shaman can use. First off, you can snag Thrall's Resolve from the quest The Princess Saved? while you're running BRD, but this is pretty terrible when compared to the Alliance's counterpart, so you might be better off grabbing the spellpower option instead for when you need to heal.

So, instead of that one, you should focus on getting two rings while leveling up. First off, make sure to complete Zul'Farrak's Divino-matic Rod quest to obtain a Masons Fraternity Ring, which has high agility and will start you off right. Then, be sure to complete the quest Bone-Bladed Weapons to obtain a White Bone Band while you're leveling in Un'Goro Crater.

Other than those quest rewards, there are two BoE rings you can keep an eye out for as well: the Innervating Band, and Myrmidon's Signet. Both of these are very powerful, but also very expensive, so you may be better off buying a Tarnished Elven Ring from one of the many Tribute runners instead (or tribute runs yourself), depending on your budget.

And finally, even though I've already mentioned way more rings than I probably should have, there is one more that's guaranteed that you MIGHT be interested in, if you're into PVP - Don Julio's Band which is a reputation reward for reaching exalted with the Frostwolf Clan. Now, this won't be fast by any means, but it IS guaranteed and amazing, so just keep it in mind.

Trinkets

There are two trinket quest rewards you should get as an enhancement shaman. First off, make sure to collect the Rune of the Guard Captain from the  Hinterlands quest, Job Opening: Guard Captain of Revantusk Village. Also, after completing the first UBRS run for your Onyxia attunement, you'll want to take Blackhand's Breadth from the quest For the Horde!. You'll lose out on Eye of the Beast, but if you stick to melee, it shouldn't bother you too much.

Yeah, shammy trinkets are easy.

Weapon

Alright, the last stop - your weapon. There are a few options here...

First off, if you're into PVP and have want to grind AV rep to exalted, you can get The Unstoppable Force, which is great and guaranteed, but definitely not going to come fast with hour+ queue times. So, instead, you can snag the mace Bonecrusher from the DM West quest The Madness Within if you don't need the helm reward. If neither of those suits your needs, however, you can always pick up a Twig of the World Tree or Lord Alexander's Battle Axe from the auction house.

But, if you want to grind out mats instead, the best crafted weapons for enhancement shamans will most definitely be the Arcanite Reaper or Nightfall. The former is better for your individual character, but the latter is what enhancement shamans are brought to raids for (both of those, however, are very pricey and you may find that in order to Get Geared FAST, you'll just default to buying a BoE from the auction house instead).

Final Thoughts

Thanks for reading this guide, and good luck with gearing up your enhancement shaman! As always, this guide is not exhaustive, and there's many other ways to collect gear - dungeon drops, BoE greens on the auction house, and more. But assuming you just want to get geared well enough as fast as possible without relying on RNGeesus, this should suit you just fine. 

Anyway, that's it for today. If you liked this guide, found it useful, or have anything to add that you think I might've missed, let me know by leaving a comment down below! Follow me on Facebook and Twitter for updates on new content, and check out my videos over on YouTube if you prefer multimedia content instead! Thanks again for reading, good luck with gearing, and as always...

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Dungeon Sets 101 - Episode 3: Shadowcraft!

Hey dudes! Silvite Soltis back again with another Dungeon Sets 101 for you.

So far, we've covered the priest and warrior dungeon sets - the Vestments of the Devout and Battlegear of Valor. Well today we're going to continue with a leather set for a class that is actually viable. That's right! Let's step into the shadows so I can tell you how the get the dungeon set for rogues, the Shadowcraft Armor.

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The Shadowcraft Armor

As with the others, there are 8 pieces to this set. The legs, chest, and helm drop from the same bosses as all the others - Baron Rivendare, General Drakkisath, and Darkmaster Gandling respectively. But, since the other pieces drop from completely different bosses than the rest, I'll have to give a rundown here as always:

Head:
Shadowcraft Cap - Scholo (Gandling)

Shoulders:
Shadowcraft Spaulders - Strat Live (Cannon Master)

Chest:
Shadowcraft Tunic - UBRS (Drakkisath)

Wrists:
Shadowcraft Bracers - Scholo (Malicia and Trash) or AH

Hands:
Shadowcraft Gloves - LBRS (Vosh'gajin) or AH

Waist:
Shadowcraft Belt - UBRS and LBRS (Trash) or AH

Legs:
Shadowcraft Pants - Strat UD (Rivendare)

Feet:
Shadowcraft Boots - Scholo (Rattlegore)

As you can see, rogues have a bit of a tough time collecting their set, since there are BoP items in 4 different dungeons (as opposed to 3 for priests and warriors), but that's only the beginning. Anyway, now that we have an idea of where these items are, let's talk about how to collect them...

Scholomance

Honestly, it really doesn't matter which dungeon you do first, since you'll need to run Scholo, Strat UD, Strat Live, and UBRS all eventually, but since Scholomance has 3 of the set pieces, it makes sense to start here. The three Shadowcraft pieces to collect here are the Bracers, Boots, and Cap, from trash (and a mini-boss), Rattlegore, and Darkmaster Gandling respectively.

Rattlegore drops the boots.

First off, progress through the dungeon as normal until you get to the room with the plagued whelps. Rattlegore is just beneath them, so clear it out with your party and make your way down. Once in the basement, clear the skeletons carefully, making sure to clear the all of the ones around the entrance and up to him. As a rogue, this boss is easy - just an occasional stun to worry about. Stabby stab until dead, then hopefully get your boots.

Malicia and trash mobs MIGHT drop the bracers.

Head back up and continue through the dungeon until the final chamber - the one with 6 mini-bosses in different rooms. Clear the rooms and defeat the mini-bosses. The bracers can drop from trash mobs here, as well as Instructor Malicia. But again, they are BoE, so don't worry if you don't get them along the way.

Gandling drops the helm.

Once the final room is cleared, Darkmaster Gandling will spawn. Again, an easy encounter as a rogue. Just remember to keep Evasion handy in case you need it during the teleport - especially if the tank gets ported. If you're lucky, he'll drop your helm.

UBRS

Drakkisath drops the chest.

Next up is Upper Blackrock Spire. The two items you're looking for here are the Belt, which drops from Blackhand Assassins in the 2nd half of the dungeon, and the Tunic, which has an 11% chance of dropping from General Drakkisath. Honestly, there's not much more to it than that, and as a rogue, you don't have much to worry about. Just make sure Evasion is up for Drak in case you pull aggro during the Conflagration.

As always, if you don't get your belt from the trash mobs here, you can always buy them from the auction house later.

Blackhand Assassins drop the belt.

Stratholme

Rivendare drops the legs.

Ok, here's where it gets annoying. There are two set pieces in Stratholme - the Pants and the Spaulders. The former is super-simple - clear Strat UD and hope they drop from Baron Rivendare. The problem, however, is that the shoulders drop deep in the other half of the dungeon, Strat Live. Worse still, they are from an annoying optional boss...

Let's start with the pants quick. Clear through the entire dungeon until Baron Rivendare. For this fight, you're going to want to watch your HP as you'll definitely have to deal with the pulsing AoE. Also, watch for the skeletons when they spawn and consider running over to help your healer. After all, he can't heal you if he's constantly getting pushback, and your tank should keep the boss positioned far away if possible. Honestly, this is probably the biggest challenge for rogues - not tunneling on the boss. Kill the Baron and grab his pants!

Willey drops the shoulders.

Now, you've got to run Strat Live. The Shadowcraft Spaulders drop from Cannon Master Willey, deep in the Scarlet Bastion. As I said before, this boss is optional, so good luck convincing a group to do this for you (especially early on before the GOOD items are added to his loot table). For this fight, pick up cannonballs from the pile and fire them at the Scarlet Riflemen that he occasionally spawns. Really though, the challenge is finding a group that will want to do this boss. Good luck getting your shoulders!

Wrapping Up

Head over to the auction house to buy your Gloves, as well as the Belt and Bracers if you didn't manage to collect them along the way. Then, do a /dance in front of the bank with your completed set!

Final Thoughts

So, there you have it - the Shadowcraft Armor. Definitely one of the cooler looking dungeon sets in my opinion, but also a very challenging one to obtain - especially as a DPS class. Either way, good luck collecting the pieces - it's definitely worth it in the end.

That's it for today! If you liked this guide or found it useful, let me know by leaving a comment down below. I'd love to know what you think! Follow me on Facebook and Twitter for updates when new content is released, and consider checking out my channel over on YouTube for video content as well. Finally, if you'd like to help support me in making content like this in the future, consider becoming a patron over on Patreon. I truly appreciate your support, but for now and as always...

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Dungeon Sets 101 - Episode 2: Valor!

Hey dudes! Silvite Soltis back again with another installment of Dungeon Sets 101 - my brief, 9-episode series of how to obtain the dungeon sets in Classic as efficiently as possible.

Today, I'd like to go to the other end of the spectrum - from a class that is renowned as potentially the greatest healer to the one that is considered the greatest tank. So, grab your swords and shields and let's find out how you can get your warrior his or her dungeon set - the Battlegear of Valor!

The Set

Battlegear of Valor

Just like all the dungeon sets, the Battlegear of Valor contains eight pieces - three of which drop from the final bosses of the endgame dungeons Stratholme (Undead), Scholomance, and Upper Blackrock Spire. Fortunately though, four of the other items can also be obtained in those same dungeons.

Plus, warriors are renowned as the best tanks of Classic and are thus in high demand, so you should be able to get a group easily.

Here's a basic rundown of where to get the items:

Head:
Helm of Valor - Scholo (Gandling)

Shoulders:
Spaulders of Valor - UBRS (Rend)

Chest:
Breastplate of Valor - UBRS (Drakkisath)

Wrists
Bracers of Valor - LBRS (Trash) or AH

Hands:
Gauntlets of Valor - Strat UD (Ramstein) or AH

Belt:
Belt of Valor - Strat UD / LBRS (Trash) or AH

Legs:
Legplates of Valor - Strat UD (Rivendare)

Feet:
Boots of Valor - Scholo (Kirtonos)

Now let's get into each dungeon in a bit more detail, shall we?

Stratholme Undead

Patchwork Horrors CAN drop the belt

To begin your quest for the Valor set, head to Stratholme Undead. This dungeon contains three of the items needed with 2 of them being BoEs. Since you'll need to aim for the Legplates here anyway, it makes sense to try and collect the Belt and Gauntlets along the way.

All of the items drop toward the end of the dungeon. The belt can potentially drop from the Abominations, so make sure to kill them all - though you need to anyway to finish, so...yeah. Just pray for luck.

Rammstein the Gorger drops the gloves

The gloves drop from Ramstein the Gorger, which coincidentally is the boss that spawns after clearing the abominations in the courtyard. Just be mindful of your positioning and the healer's mana as you pull the final abomination, then keep yourself well-positioned. Also, remember that after he falls, a bunch of non-elite skeletons will spawn off to the left of the room that will beeline toward the healer.

Baron Rivendare drops the legs

Anyway, after Ramstein and the aftermath have all been cleared out, you can take on the final boss of the dungeon, Baron Rivendare, for a shot at the legs. This boss drops all 9 sets' legs, so you've got about an 11% chance of getting the Valor ones each time you defeat him. For this fight, position the boss where he stands so that ranged and your healer can get far enough away. Also, make sure your healer has a couple of Stratholme Holy Water handy for when the skeletons spawn, as there will no doubt be a couple of skeletons gnawing on his or her face at some point. Kill the Baron, hopefully collect your pants, and make your way to the next stop. Don't worry if you didn't get both BoEs here, as you can always buy them from the auction house later!

Scholomance

You could do either Scholomance or UBRS next - the order really doesn't matter since each dungeon has two pieces. However, since Scholomance has an optional boss (one that not everyone will always want to do), I'd suggest knocking that one out first. The two pieces to get here are the Boots and the Helm, dropping from Kirtonos the Herald and Darkmaster Gandling respectively.

Kirtonos the Herald drops the boots

For the boots, you need to kill the Blood Steward of Kirtonos to loot the Blood of Innocents first. She is located in the first large room of the dungeon, but unfortunately on the opposite side you'll want to go. Either way, clear over to her, kill her, and get the blood. Then, continue until you reach the balcony overlooking the outside of the Caer Darrow. There, use the blood on the altar to summon Kirtonos. This fight itself fairly simple, but as a tank you need to make sure you tank him with your back to a wall, as you can get knocked out of the window and thus out of the dungeon by his knockback ability. Also note that he resets aggro periodically, so be ready to taunt and grab him back. When he falls, hope you get your Boots of Valor.

Darkmaster Gandling drops the helm

Continue through the dungeon until the final boss, Darkmaster Gandling. This boss drops the helms for all 9 sets, so it's imperative that you finish the dungeon. This fight is fairly simple except for one ability - the teleport. Occasionally he will teleport one party member into one of the surrounding rooms with 3 skeletons to kill and lock the door. Make sure to designate a backup tank or healer in case he chooses to teleport one of these two members. If the healer is banished, make use of cooldowns to survive as necessary. Down the boss and pray to RNGeesus for your helm!

Upper Blackrock Spire

Finally, the third dungeon you'll have to run to collect the Valor set is UBRS. There are two pieces that drop here - the Spaulders and the Breastplate from Warchief Rend Blackhand and General Drakkisath respectively.

Warchief Rend Blackhand drops the shoulders

Go through the dungeon as efficiently as possible until you reach the Rend Blackhand event (about halfway through). If you're unlucky, you might have a priest that wants to do the Rookery event for some Devout shoulders, but whether or not you help that poor soul is up to you...and the group, of course. Anyway, for the event, be careful about how you pull the mobs - don't run into the gate because you could get locked in without a healer. Instead, try to use line of sight to your advantage. Clear all the mobs, then work on Gyth. Partway through the boss encounter, Rend will get knocked off of his dragon and you'll have to pick him up before he eats the party. At this point, it's pretty much a tank&spank though, so pray for your shoulders...

General Drakkisath drops the chest

Progress through the dungeon until the final boss fight - General Drakkisath. This boss drops the Breastplate of Valor along with the other 8 set chests. As a tank, have a hunter kite the boss and pick up the adds (facing away from the dps and healers, of course). When the boss comes back (whether due to dead hunter or otherwise), pick him up and hold him. Be mindful of the Conflagration and you should down him pretty easily. If you're lucky, you'll get your chest!

Bracers of Valor (and the other BoEs)

Buy them from the auction house. Unless you're running LBRS anyway, it's not really worth the effort.

Final Thoughts

And there you have it. The dungeon sets all follow pretty similar patterns, so a lot of these guides might be similar, but for the warrior set at least it's nice to know that you can run the main 3 dungeons and still get 7/8 of the set pieces with only one optional boss in the mix.

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Take it easy guys!

Dungeon Sets 101 - Episode 1: Devout!

Hey all! Silvite Soltis here and today I'm proud to announce a little mini-series I'm starting.

As we all know, many of us playing Classic are those who played it back in the day. However, times have changed a lot - marriages, families, and work commitments might keep us from enjoying the game as fully as we'd like to. We may not have time to raid hardcore or grind out those battlegrounds for the best gear possible.

But there is one end-game path we CAN take to look badass - collecting the dungeon sets!

So, for those of us who may only be able to do a dungeon or two every week after reaching 60, these guides will help us to look swagtastic. And for others who simply want to collect the gear, it'll help to do it as fast as possible...

Let's get started with my favorite class, the priest...


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Vestments of the Devout

You may already be aware, but in case you aren't there are 8 items in each dungeon set - helm, shoulders, chest, bracers, gloves, belt, legs, and boots. Three of these items - the bracers, gloves, and belt - are Bind-on-Equip, meaning they can often be found in the auction house. The other five, however, are drops from specific dungeon bosses.


As a priest, you will typically want to aim for the Devout set, a blue and lavender set of robes that somewhat resembles pajamas in my opinion. These items are spread throughout 3 instances, though realistically they are in five different dungeons - Stratholme (Live and Undead), Scholomance, and Blackrock Spire (Upper and Lower). Fortunately, you only really NEED to run three, as two dungeons (LBRS and Live Stratholme) contain only the BoE pieces. Still, you can run these dungeons if desired.

Stratholme

Maleki the Pallid drops the boots.

So, to get started hit up Stratholme (Undead) to try and collect the Devout Sandals and Skirt. The feet drop from the boss Maleki the Pallid, typically the third boss encountered in the dungeon, and are a fairly common drop. He's a fairly straightforward tank&spank, like most dungeon bosses in Classic. Just make sure to take out enough trash to not accidentally pull additional mobs.

Baron Rivendare drops the legs.

Progress through the dungeon to Baron Rivendare, the final boss of the undead portion. This boss is the one which drops all of the dungeon set legs, so you've got a one in nine chance of getting your skirt upon victory. When fighting him, remember to stand as far away as possible to avoid his pulsing AoE, and keep Fade ready for when the skeletons spawn.








If you decide to run the live portion of the dungeon, you have a chance to find the Devout Bracers from Crimson Priests, as well as the Devout Gloves from the boss Archivist Galford toward the end of the dungeon. Be careful when healing during this boss, however, as he hits hard. Do note, though, that both Devout items from Live Stratholme are Bind-on-Equip, so it definitely isn't necessary to run it to get them, as you can just buy them from the auction house or get them from a lucky friend or guildmate.

Crimson Priests drop the bracers.

Archivist Galford drops the gloves.

Upper Blackrock Spire

There are three pieces of the Devout set to acquire in UBRS - the Devout Robe, Belt, and Mantle. The first two are fairly straightforward. The shoulders, however, require a bit more planning.

Blackhand Summoners drop the belt.

First, set up a group with the Rookery event in mind. Many groups will want to skip this room because it's generally a pain in the ass. The shoulders drop from the 2nd boss of this dungeon, Solakar Flamewreath, and are one of several possible drops. Before you get there, however, you have a chance to pick up the Devout Belt from Blackhand Summoners in the first room of the dungeon. It's a low chance, but it's the BoE piece you're most likely to encounter since it drops from mobs you need to clear.

Solakar Flamewreath drops the shoulders.

Anyway, onward to the shoulders. Work your way up towards the Rookery for the biggest challenge in completing the set, in my opinion. To briefly summarize, the event requires your group to pop the eggs and kill a bunch of the whelps in the Rookery before starting. Then, one person clicks the crystal at the back of the room, triggering waves of elite dragonkin to start spawning. After what'll seem like ages, Solakar Flamewreath will spawn. Defeat him and hope you get the shoulders.

General Drakkisath drops the chest.

Clear the rest of the dungeon to the final boss, General Drakkisath. This fight is pretty straightforward for priests - heal and hope the hunter(s) know how to kite. Again, keep Fade handy just in case you get targeted by the boss during the Conflagrations. Similar to Baron Rivendare, he drops all nine dungeon set chests, so pray to RNGeesus that yours is the one that drops during your runs.

Scholomance

The third and final dungeon you'll have to run in your adventures to collect the Vestments of the Devout, Scholomance is no walk in the park. Long, filled with bosses, and offering little in terms of useful items for priests, you might wonder if it's worth the effort. Well, if you want your helm, it is.

Darkmaster Gandling drops the helm.

The only piece you'll find here is the Devout Crown, which drops from the final boss of the dungeon, Darkmaster Gandling, along with all of the other dungeon set helms. The good news is that there are several good items for tanks and dps classes here, as well as one of the only alchemy labs in the game (needed to craft flasks for the try-hards), so you'll be able to find groups fairly easily as a priest.

When fighting Gandling, keep in mind that he randomly teleports party members into different rooms to fight small groups of mobs by themselves. As a priest, you can use Shackle Undead on one enemy if this happens to you so that you can burn down the other enemies present. No matter what though, get back to your party ASAP.

One more time, pray to RNGeesus that you get your helm when he falls...

Final Thoughts

So, basically that's the guide. Run Undead Stratholme, UBRS, and Scholomance, then pick up the Gloves and Bracers from the auction house when someone puts them up for cheap. Again, you COULD run Live Stratholme for a shot at the two BoEs there, but it's not really necessary. Either way, best of luck with getting your badass priesty set.

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Thanks for reading. And as always, take it easy! :)

List of set pieces, levels, and locations (courtesy of https://wow.gamepedia.com/Vestments_of_the_Devout)

Gear Your Heavy Healer FAST - Shaman and Paladin Phase 1 Healing Gear Guide

Hey dudes. Silvite Soltis here and today I've got another simplified gearing guide for you all!

After discovering a few issues with my initial healy priest guide (some phase 2 items made their way into it) and having several people point out that other healers can wear many other powerful healing items, I decided that it's now time to start exploring the other loot that can be obtained by more...heavy healers. So today, let's head into the realms of the spiritual and the holy with both shaman and paladin healing gear!


Note as always that this is not a best-in-slot list, as there are tons of those out around the Internet. Rather, this guide is meant to serve as a simplified method in which to get geared up well enough to hold your own once you get into Molten Core and Onyxia's Lair. Also, it's important to note that there are some differences in paladin and shaman gear, such as the relics and libram difference, and the fact that only paladins can wear the plate gear listed in this guide. But, so long as you know what you actually CAN equip, you should be fine.

So without further ado, let's get into the guide...

Step 1 - Get Your Attunements Done

As with every class and spec hoping to raid, your first priority at or close to 60 should be to knock out the attunements for Molten Core and Onyxia's Lair. This should be pretty easy to do as a healer, as there will no doubt be tons of players running the appropriate dungeons to complete these quests, and it just makes sense to knock these out ASAP, since you'll probably be able to get into raids so long as you're attuned (especially in the early days).

Since these quests involve running the various dungeons of Blackrock Mountain - and there is a ton of great gear to be had in those places for healers - it just makes sense to start here.

Step 2 - Do These Quests

When you're not running BRD, LBRS, or UBRS for your various attunement quests, go out into the world and complete the following quest chains, depending on what slots you need:

Neck
The Battle of Darrowshire in the Eastern Plaguelands awards a necklace with decent stats, but no +healing, the Archlight Talisman

Back
Rise of the Machines [H] in the Badlands/BRD awards a +22 healing cloak, Raincaster Drape

Finger
In Dreams in the Plaguelands awards the pre-raid best-in-slot healing ring, Fordring's Seal

Trinket
Heroes of Old in the Blasted Lands awards a mana-per-5 trinket, Shard of Afrasa

Offhands
It's Dangerous to Go Alone in Un'Goro Crater awards a +20 spell power offhand, Spirit of Aquementas
Order Must be Restored [A] / The Scarlet Oracle, Demetria [H] in the Eastern Plaguelands awards an intellect shield, Sacred Protector

There are some other quests with good items for healers as well, but in general these are the five big ones you should definitely make sure to complete - especially "In Dreams!"

Step 3 - Run Blackrock Depths

Ok, so once your paladin or shaman healer has completed all of the quests you feel need to be done, it's time to start the dungeon grind. After reviewing all of the drops obtainable in Phase 1, I've found that, like for most classes, BRD is the most lucrative dungeon by far - both in terms of the quantity and quality of the items that drop there. As a healer, there are roughly 33 possible items you could get from BRD, depending on which class you're playing of course. Naturally, some of these items are simply high-stat items, such as the Chief Architect's Monocle from Fineous Darkvire. However, some of them are pre-raid BiS and are worth a LOT to any healer (and some dps for that matter).

Here's a basic rundown of every item you could get in BRD. Notice that there are drops for every slot other than neck and relics, so it's really beneficial to run this dungeon. Also, the numbers to the right indicate how much +healing each item provides. Particularly powerful items' healing values have been bolded for additional attention:

Head

Chief Architect's Monocle from Fineous Darkvire, +0

Neck

X

Shoulders

Earthslag Shoulders from Lord Roccor. [PLATE], +9

Kentic Amice from High Interrogator Gerstahn, +14

Splinthide Shoulders from Eviscerator (Arena), +9

Dregmetal Spaulders from Grizzle (Arena), +0

Lead Surveyor's Mantle from Fineous Darkvire, +15

Back

Spritecaster Cape from Houndmaster Grebmar, +14
Raincaster Drape from the Horde quest "Rise of the Machines," +22

Chest

Spiderfang Carapace from Hedrum the Creeper (Arena) [PLATE], +13

Flamestrider Robes from Pyromancer Loregrain, +20

Robes of the Royal Crown from Emperor Dagran Thaurissan, +18

Wrists

Flameweave Cuffs from Lord Incendius (Random Enchant), +0

Cinderhide Armsplints from Lord Incendius (Random Enchant), +0

Pyremail Wristguards from Lord Incendius (Random Enchant), +0

Emberplate Armguards from Lord Incendius (Random Enchant) [PLATE], +0

Hands

Silkweb Gloves from Hedrum the Creeper (Arena), +0

Ogreseer Fists from Ok'thor the Breaker (Arena), +13

Hands of the Exalted Herald from Princess Moira Bronzebeard, +33

Waist

Ban'thok Sash from Ok'thor the Breaker (Arena), +12

Chillsteel Girdle from Warder Stilgiss (Rare/Event), +0

Legs

Searingscale Leggings from Pyromancer Loregrain, +0

Senior Designer's Pantaloons from Fineous Darkvire, +40

Luminary Kilt from Golem Lord Arglemach, +22

Haunting Specter Leggings from the Trial of Seven, +0

Feet

Omnicast Boots from Golem Lord Arglemach, +22

Fingers

Cyclopean Band from Ok'thor the Breaker (Arena), +9

Emperor's Seal from Emperor Dagran Thaurissan (Random Enchant), +?

Trinkets

Second Wind from Golem Lord Arglemach, +22

Burst of Knowledge from Ambassador Flamelash, +12

Main Hand

The Hammer of Grace from the Trial of Seven, +31

Guiding Stave of Wisdom from Emperor Dagran Thaurissan [STAFF], +53

Arbiter's Blade from Warder Stilgiss (Rare/Event) [SWORD], +8

Offhand

Enthralled Sphere from High Interrogator Gerstahn, +0

Thaurissan's Royal Scepter from Emperor Dagran Thaurissan, +22

Relic

X

Anyway, once you've run BRD into the ground, feel free to head on over to the next step - especially if you're missing a good chest, wrists, or shoulders...

Step 4 - Run Scholomance or Stratholme Undead

By this point, you should probably have a good set of items. However, you may find that your chest, wrists, or shoulders are still a bit lackluster. If so, the next, and hopefully final step, is to run Scholomance and/or Stratholme Undead.

Scholomance is home to about 30 decent drops for healers, though many of them are tier 0 helms and set pieces with low drop chances from the mini bosses near the end. This is irrelevant, however, as what you're REALLY after if you're coming here is the Loomguard Armbraces from Kirtonos the Herald, (+33 healing) and the Royal Cap Spaulders from Jandice Barov, (+26 healing). These two items are excellent for both paladin and shaman healers, though the latter may be difficult to convince a group to try for as Jandice is an optional boss. Still, they're probably your best bet for solid healing wrists and shoulders.

If you need a good chestpiece, head over to Strat UD to try and get the insanely good Robes of the Exalted from Baron Rivendare, (+68 healing). This is basically the best healing chest you can get prior to BWL, so it's a nice way to round out your set. Plus, if you didn't get lucky with +healing drops in BRD, this can help to compensate. Before running this dungeon, though, make sure to pick up the quest Houses of the Holy from Light's Hope Chapel so you can get the MP5 helm, Crown of the Penitent, in case you need more mana regeneration, or just don't have a solid helm yet. More loot can't hurt, right?

Final Thoughts

Congrats on getting your shaman or paladin to 60 and good luck getting geared up! It's not easy collecting all of the best items, but hopefully this list serves you in getting "good enough" to raid as fast as possible. As always, I've included a list of all item drops for these dungeons, as well as the other high level classic dungeons, below. Feel free to look through and find other useful items you might aim for along the way.

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Much love everyone. And, as always, take it easy!

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Dungeon Loot

Blackrock Depths

33 Possible Items Total

Head

Chief Architect's Monocle from Fineous Darkvire, +0

Neck

Shoulders

Earthslag Shoulders from Lord Roccor. [PLATE], +9

Kentic Amice from High Interrogator Gerstahn, +14

Splinthide Shoulders from Eviscerator (Arena), +9

Dregmetal Spaulders from Grizzle (Arena), +0

Lead Surveyor's Mantle from Fineous Darkvire, +15

Back

Spritecaster Cape from Houndmaster Grebmar, +14

Chest

Spiderfang Carapace from Hedrum the Creeper (Arena) [PLATE] +13

Flamestrider Robes from Pyromancer Loregrain +20

Robes of the Royal Crown from Emperor Dagran Thaurissan +18

Wrists

Flameweave Cuffs from Lord Incendius (Random Enchant), +0

Cinderhide Armsplints from Lord Incendius (Random Enchant), +0

Pyremail Wristguards from Lord Incendius (Random Enchant), +0

Emberplate Armguards from Lord Incendius (Random Enchant) [PLATE], +0

Hands

Silkweb Gloves from Hedrum the Creeper (Arena), +0

Ogreseer Fists from Ok'thor the Breaker (Arena), +13

Hands of the Exalted Herald from Princess Moira Bronzebeard, +33

Waist

Ban'thok Sash from Ok'thor the Breaker (Arena), +12

Chillsteel Girdle from Warder Stilgiss (Rare/Event), +0

Legs

Searingscale Leggings from Pyromancer Loregrain, +0

Senior Designer's Pantaloons from Fineous Darkvire, +40

Luminary Kilt from Golem Lord Arglemach, +22

Haunting Specter Leggings from the Trial of Seven, +0

Feet

Omnicast Boots from Golem Lord Arglemach, +22

Fingers

Cyclopean Band from Ok'thor the Breaker (Arena), +9

Emperor's Seal from Emperor Dagran Thaurissan (Random Enchant), +?

Trinkets

Second Wind from Golem Lord Arglemach, +22

Burst of Knowledge from Ambassador Flamelash, +12

Main Hand

The Hammer of Grace from the Trial of Seven, +31

Guiding Stave of Wisdom from Emperor Dagran Thaurissan [STAFF], +53

Arbiter's Blade from Warder Stilgiss (Rare/Event) [SWORD], +8

Offhand

Enthralled Sphere from High Interrogator Gerstahn, +0

Thaurissan's Royal Scepter from Emperor Dagran Thaurissan, +22

Relic

Stratholme Live

11 Possible Items Total

Head

Neck

Star of Mystaria from Balnazzar, +0

Shoulders

Back

Archivist Cape from Archivist Galford (Random Enchant), +?

Chest

Songbird Blouse from Hearthsinger Forresten, +0

Wrists

Hands

Devout Gloves from Archivist Galford, +0

Waist

Rainbow Girdle from Hearthsinger Forresten [PLATE], +0
Grimgore Noose from Timmy the Cruel, +0
Foresight Girdle from Archivist Galford (Random Enchant), +?

Legs

Woollies of the Prancing Minstrel from Hearthsinger Forresten, +0

Feet

Magister's Boots from Hearthsinger Forresten, +0

Fingers

Trinkets

Main Hand

Gift of the Elven Magi from Balnazzar [DAGGER], +0 

Offhand

Tome of Knowledge from Archivist Galford, +0

Relic

Stratholme Undead

14 Possible Items Total, including 6 legs and the pre-raid BiS chest

Head

Neck

Shoulders

Soulstealer Mantle from Ramstein the Gorger, +0

Back

Royal Tribunal Cloak from Magistrate Barthilas, +0

Chest

Robes of the Exalted from Baron Rivendare, +68

Wrists

Hands

Dracorian Gauntlets from Baron Rivendare, +16

Waist

Legs

Tier 0 Legs (Devout, Dreadmist, Magister's, Wildheart, Elements, Lightforge) from Baron Rivendare, +0

Feet

Verdant Footpads from Stonespine (RARE), +34
Dreadmist Sandals from Baroness Anastari, +0
Devout Sandals from Maleki the Pallid, +0

Fingers

Seal of Rivendare from Baron Rivendare, +0

Trinkets

Main Hand

Offhand

Relic

Scholomance

30 Possible Items Total (10 of which are shared loot from mini-bosses with low drop chance and 6 of which are tier 0 helms from Gandling), including amazing wrists and shoulders.

Head

Tier 0 Helms (Devout, Magister's, Dreadmist, Wildheart, Elements, Lightforge) from Darkmaster Gandling, +0

Neck

Heart of the Fiend from Kirtonos the Herald, +0

Shoulders

Royal Cap Spaulders from Jandice Barov, +26
Magister's Mantle from Ras Frostwhisper, +0
Death's Clutch from Ras Frostwhisper, +0

Back

Dreadmist Mantle from Jandice Barov, +0

Chest

Alana's Embrace from Ras Frostwhisper (Low Drop Chance), +20

Wrists

Loomguard Armbraces from Kirtonos the Herald, +33
Detention Strap from Darkmaster Gandling, +0

Hands

Waist

Clutch of Andros from Kirtonos the Herald, +0

Legs

Ghostloom Leggings from Jandice Barov, +0
Skullsmoke Pants from Vectus, +0
Maelstrom Leggings from Ras Frostwhisper, +13

Feet

Boots of the Shrieker from Darkmaster Gandling, +12

Fingers

Trinkets

Main Hand

Offhand

Rattlecage Buckler from Rattlegore, +0

Relic

Other

Necropile and Bloodmail Sets (Chest, Hands, Belt, Legs, Feet) from the 6 mini bosses, all low drop chance.

LBRS

20 Possible Items Total

Head

Neck

Shoulders

Demonic Runed Spaulders from Shadow Hunter Vosh'gajin, +0
Sunderseer Mantle from Crystal Fang (RARE), +8
Wildheart Spaulders from Gizrul the Slavener, +0

Back

Chest

Plate of the Shaman King from Highlord Omokk [PLATE], +18

Wrists

Funeral Cuffs from Shadow Hunter Vosh'gajin, +0
Brazecore Armguards from War Master Voone, +0
Bleak Howler Armguards from Gizrul the Slavener, +15

Hands

Gilded Gauntlets from Mother Smolderweb, +0
Fallbrush Handgrips from Crystal Fang, +20
Slaghide Gauntlets from Urok Doomhowl (Event) (Random Enchant), +?
Hands of Power from Quartermaster Zigris, +26
Backusarian Gauntlets from Bannok Grimaxe (RARE) [PLATE], +0

Waist

Legs

Skyshroud Leggings from Highlord Omokk, +34
Tressermane Leggings from Highlord Omokk, +19
Wolfshear Leggings from Gizrul the Slavener, +26

Feet

Swiftdart Battleboots from Spirestone Battle Lord (RARE), +0
Wildheart Boots from Mother Smolderweb, +0

Fingers

Rosewine Circle from either War Master Voone or Urok Doomhowl (event) [Changed source in patch 1.10], +29

Trinkets

Main Hand

Trindlehaven Staff from Overlord Wyrmthalak [STAFF], +14

Offhand

Rhombeard Protector from Gizrul the Slavener, +0

Relic

UBRS

18  Possible Items Total (7 Tier 0 chests from Drakkisath)

Head

Starfire Tiara from Jed Runewatcher (RARE), +0
Tribal War Feathers from Gyth (Random Resistance Enchant), +33

Neck

Emberfury Talisman from Pyroguard Emberseer, +0
Tooth of Gnarr from General Drakkisath, +0

Shoulders

Devout Mantle from Solakar Flamewreath (Event), +0
Pauldrons of Elements from Gyth, +0
Lightforge Spaulders from The Beast [PLATE], +0

Back

Frostweaver Cape from The Beast, +0

Chest

Tier 0 Chests (Devout, Magister's, Dreadmist, Wildheart, Beaststalker's, Elements, Lightforge) from General Drakkisath, +0

Wrists

Hands

Gauntlets of Elements from Pyroguard Emberseer, +0

Waist

Dustfeather Sash from Solakar Flamewreath (Event), +9

Crystallized Girdle from Solakar Flamewreath (Event), +9

Legs

Spiritshroud Leggings from The Beast, +19

Feet

Fingers

Trinkets

Briarwood Reed from Jed Runewatcher (RARE), +29

Main Hand

Offhand

Relic

As always, a special thanks to Atlasloot, itemization.info, and vanillawowdb.com for their valuable information used to compile this guide! Also, thanks to Jordan over on YouTube for letting me know he was awaiting a holy paladin guide.