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Hmmmm, I hate campers.

So, the feline swiftness talents will NOT make my travel form (lvl 30) faster...

I might get rid of them then.

I was thinking going more the healing route and staying in the next bracket (30-30). I guess while the 2 feline swiftness points still make outdoor cat (lvl 20 cat) run fast out doors and walk a lil faster while stealthed, they serve some purpose.

However, If they do not boost 30 travel speed form any, then they are not really worth it ( to me) to keep. ( I dont think...)

Just wanted to mention to TruthSeeker, even though you will get the +40% speed from Travel Form, I never could let go of my Feline Swiftness. I once tried, speccing full resto, and it was pure hell not being able to run fast on normal cat form.

So, if it was up to me, I would keep the 2 talents right there.

It is very useful in WSG/AB from what I've gathered(only lvl 40 so far) Since hardly nobody can run away from a fight with you, if they happen to be losing.

Feline Swiftness + Feral Charge for bear = win.

One option that I know of (at least with IE) is to ctrl+f this brings up a finder window. You can type in a string of words, or one word and click find. Then keep clicking next to scroll through. Semi easy but it also picks up a lot of nonsense. Example search: word possible result: sword




There are no penalties to speak of for dual wielding. When doing so you should be cautious about weapon choice (not buying two Main Hand weapons etc.) Warriors if you dual wield you cant hold a shield. So the down side being less defence etc. Also you want to look at weapon stats, attack speed, and any other variables that may effect your melee.

Hunters get Dual Wield at level 20. I believe Warriors get it also at 20, but I am not positive. I believe War, Hunt, Rogue, Sham can dual wield. Not too sure about the other classes.

Edited, Dec 26th 2006 8:32pm by Ebonspine