I believe this helm have the highest stamin possible except helm of wrath and dreadnaught.

To those of you who think +daggers is a waste: learn something about end-game pve, or shut up. In PvE, melee classes are typically on the top(rogues and warriors) and their damage is (most of the time) based on what we call "white damage", meaning non-special attacks. A constant flow of these is what makes a combat sword rogue, or a dual-wielding warrior good at dps in all end-game instances. Whenever you deal white damage to an enemy above your own lvl, you have a certain chance of getting a glancing blow, meaning your damage is massively reduced. On a lvl 63 enemy(bosses are lvl 63, they might have more hp and damage, but when it comes to calculating armor and damage, they are 63) the chance of getting a glancing blow is fairly big.

When you have 10+ to the weapon you are using, 310 weapon skill, that is. Then you will get NO reduction in your damage, whatsoever, caused by glancing blows on any mob or boss, currently in the game(I haven't really paid any particular attention to this in Naxx, but the rules are the same there). This head, and the core leather gloves, will prove one of the strongest combinations in the game, for a pve dagger rogue, and it totally owns bloodfang. A little extra crit, and AP, can't compensate for the huge increase in white damage, you get from wearing this thing. And besides, 10+ weapon skill, also means 1.6+ crit and hit.

There isn't really anything to discuss, ofc, both hunter and druid can benefit from the stamina and agi on this thing, but 6+ daggers makes this thing one of the best heads for end-game PvE.

Edited, Jul 27th 2006 at 9:00am EDT by Cuddrow

Totally a rogue item, Agility is nice but strength is better for feral druids... daggers = nothing for feral druids, if a druid rolls against a rogue on this he should die

now makes rogue look like druids :) silly headresses
kinda of ruins the threat of a rogue with feathers in his hair
*grin*