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[KvdM]

Edit - Also, don't forget, INT does effect the speed at which you skillup weapons. Grab some int pots or gear before you go out. Wish I'd remembered this before we started trying to get my husband's pally skilled up.

I wonder what paladins will say when I roll on their int gear and claim it for my warrior's weapon skill levelling set

[Frosty]

Edit - Also, don't forget, INT does effect the speed at which you skillup weapons. Grab some int pots or gear before you go out. Wish I'd remembered this before we started trying to get my husband's pally skilled up.

I wonder what paladins will say when I roll on their int gear and claim it for my warrior's weapon skill levelling set

I bet they'd say "You're a multi-boxer, why the hell are you running with a PUG!?!?!?!". :P

[Khatovar]

I wonder what paladins will say when I roll on their int gear and claim it for my warrior's weapon skill levelling set

I'd be thrilled that a warrior wants to heal ME for a change!

[samuraicow]

Just grab green gear that only has pure int on it,

I got a "set" with full gear (except trinkets and the weapons in question) that grants my warrior over 550 int, I then take BOK\MOTW\INT buffs to spice it up, and enter rfc, its bascikly one swing\skillup up untill the very last point, and then its about 80 swings, all doable in two rfc runs that takes under 10min.

[Frosty]

I'd be thrilled that a warrior wants to heal ME for a change!

Does Int improve bandages too?

[Owltoid]

I thought the +int affecting weapon skill (or any skill) was debunked years ago...

[Bigfish]

I find it much easier to learn the intricacies of a class at 60 than to try and level the thing on its own. When you level a class by itself, you start off with a very limited set of skills that you get by with and become dependant on as you level. Then you level in to core class abilities and you have to throw away everything you previously learned and depended on to rework what is ideal.

If you start at 60, you have most of your abilities lined out and learned, and you can actually work with being something like a fury warrior without having to wait 30 level to get berserker stance.

[Gadzooks]

Also....when it comes to levelling weapons/defense, where do you go to do so? I was thinking something like equipping a crappy grey weapon and heading to Scarlet Monestary. The mobs are mostly melee...and at 60, they shouldn't be able to do too much damage to you. As they're elite...they'll be able to take a good amount of hits before they die...allowing you to level up these skills. Sound like a plan?

An even better idea would be to wail on the mobs that patrol the rim just outside the dark portal.

Can't remember exctly what they're called...shadow cultists or something? They're basically immortal without a quest item so they stay permanently on 1 HP.
Just beat on them, once your health gets low run off bandage rinse repeat!

/smacks forehead - I forgot about those guys!

[Gadzooks]

To be honest,
I've already played every class in PvP (Pre BC) and I guess 6 lasses (in BC) never had a Problem with any. I'm not the uber Pro but I kinda know what they do to me, and keep that in mind.

Watching PvP Movies helps a lot and is most of the time entertaining. (In my case, but I'm also a Copycat, if I see something I can Copy it almost perfectly kinda)

Any suggestions of more good Music?
Current Playlist:

1. Slipknot, Shinedown, Metallica, Disturbed, Korn, Apokalyptischen Reiter

Try Motorhead, Sepultura, Megadeth, Anthrax, Pantera, Down, Corrosion of Conformity, In Flames, Manson, Rammstein, Meshugga...

[Khatovar]

I thought the +int affecting weapon skill (or any skill) was debunked years ago...

Nope. I though so too, but it seems it was just the info on the Int mouseover

"It has been confirmed that intellect increases the rate at which weapon skills are learned. Before Patch 2.0, this was listed in the tooltip but was removed shortly after that. If you want to level a weapon skill, try asking for an intellect buff or using a scroll which can help the process."

http://www.wowwiki.com/Weapon_skill

there's a couple posts from back in the day on the WoW boards, but skilling up my holydin and then his tankadin made it pretty clear to me.