Stop allowing entangle to happen during required stacking

Yes, and being in the right position is also extremely important.

As a resto shaman I typically care more about positioning than every single GCD while healing. I need to be set up for mechanics, and future pulls. Spare GCDs is when I chain lightning.

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FWIW I do ghost wolf for normal movement more on Resto, so I get that. I’d still rather not have to, though.

Point being if it’s going to be important for a fight, be mindful of it. TP is really strong/good.

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Yes, thats the point.

That I have to sacrifice my in fight mobility to ensure that TP is up for entangling.

Imagine telling a druid that cant shape shift between pulls, during fight, etc for mobility.

Or a paladin not to use their horsey talent.

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I like having Bless of Freedom during this week, especially Unbound freedom, where it makes BoF cast on myself when I use it on someone else, and gives 30% movement speed for 8 seconds. And it clears entangled for both of us!

Panic pony works, but BoF cleanses it on a 25 sec CD. Oh, so I see that means we get two things to use… >.> <.<

(3 if we use bubble)

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Isn’t this about the boss at the end of a dungeon? I don’t like overusing Divine Steed on Paladin, either.

It’s like jumping around when you don’t need to, like it’s not gonna kill you but it’s better to break the habit.

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what is TP?

That is such a godsent this week. Every pally should have it especially this week unless you’re Hpal which some reason it’s not part of their tool kit >.>

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Thunderous (Thundering?) Paws. I forget which. It’s a passive with an internal CD that lets you break roots by entering Ghost Wolf.

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I personally would rather play the dungeon I’m doing instead of playing the affix tbh

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I mean isn’t that a default talent for shammy anyways during entangling week. It’s not like it has a cooldown to use

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It has an internal cooldown. I can’t remember what it is, but if you ghost wolf really often you’ll run into it.

Oh, and assuming it isn’t changed from Shadowlands, it does proc regardless of if it cleanses anything. I haven’t played enough DF.

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Its a 20s internal cd.

Its not usually a huge deal. Other than during entangling weeks needing a separate WA to even track it.

But specifically for fights you have to stack, it means you have to basically hardwire yourself to forget about your only mobility option.

Yes because the other half of the talent is a speed boost. Its a default talent basically every week regardless of entangling because there are so many swirlies to often dodge.

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Shows how much I know about shammies :rofl: Well that make sense

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I was just saying it because I realized it might be confusing for Adi otherwise.

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I was more adding additional information as to why the snare removal is still used up regardless of it not cleansing anything.

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Same for this character using disengage, or my priest using fade in response to incoming damage, but during entangling I alter my playstyle because clearing entangling may be more important during some bosses/trash.

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Bro, just PVP. The Battleground is RIGHT THERE

When people can’t adapt.

It REALLY shows.

I’ve seen this overlap a LOT while trinket farming this week. I play a druid, so I can drop it by shifting, but if someone didn’t have the ability, or didn’t talent into the ability to break roots it can be a squeeze to get out of your circle before it stuns you. It’s like thundering 2.0 in some situations. An annoyance moreso than a challenge.

Or the 2nd to last hallway of throne when the void dudes suck you in to smash you. (Laughs in Paladin) but feels bad for everyone else

Quaking was instant-death when it happened during forced-soak moments.

Entangle lasts so long that in most situations it isn’t really a threat unless you are half-AFK. The slow can be annoying when you have to run (such as in Everbloom) but it doesn’t seem to be as bad in any of this season’s dungeons because there is no Skovald/Asaad mechanics where leaving a small bubble kills you instantly.