Reflect -- before it's too late

Poofah · Post by **Poofah** » February 5th, 2013, 11:41 am

This is just for fun. Before 5.2 hits and Reflection gets nerfed, I would highly recommend trying to reflect the following abilities, just for the graphics:

Predatory Strike
Stampede
Powerball
Belly Slide
Lift-Off
Cocoon Strike
Meteor Strike (the tamer in Felwood has this)

I find these funniest with Anubisath Idol, because he looks so ungainly. Feel free to add!

WarcraftPets Profile: Quintessence · Post by **Quintessence** » February 5th, 2013, 4:50 pm

My favorite is Belly Slide on the idol. XD

Tatra · Post by **Tatra** » February 5th, 2013, 4:53 pm

i think it is one of the most stupidest things ever getting rid of that ability, and making it useless. bye bye all the pets that have it. oh well tis blizzards nature to get rid of anything good unless your a mage

WarcraftPets Profile: Principa · Post by **Principa** » February 7th, 2013, 10:59 pm

Boooo... really enjoyed this ability. Which humanoid shall take my #1 slot now?!

Also, I agree-- love the belly slide on the idol.

Spary · Post by **Spary** » February 8th, 2013, 5:13 am

Even without reflect the Idol will still be one of the strongest (tank-)pets out there.

Atm I am using the Idol as tank, Stinker as Healer and that Elven Broom as dd (with that most annoying sweep

). My favorite pvp-team now. Has nearly no weakness against the common foes. Of course losing reflect is also a lose in potential damage but then you can get that shield - and it may be even better ... (possibly not, because the "immunity-effect" maybe necessary against various styles and skills).

WarcraftPets Profile: Kandystryper · Post by **Kandystryper** » February 8th, 2013, 12:30 pm

I am glad I never really used the idol so I don't really know what I will be missing but I sure won't miss the OPness of it when I was on the receiving end

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