It's really exciting to achieve level 10 as Hunter, because that's when you get your very first pet, but at the same time you better be thinking about where you are planning to spend all of the Talent points you have just earned. Keep in mind that Hunters are like all the other classes, with three trees where their talent points are stored, so how you choose to spend those points ends up having a great effect on the various play styles you learn as well as effecting the amount of damage you create.
If you're most interested in being a Hunter, that's when you'll discover you have a choice of points going into Marksmanship, Beast Mastery, and Survival. As you learn more about each of the trees, you see they're all different, and finding out about each one of them will help you decide where you can best spend points.
It is the Beast Mastery tree which basically ends up helping you create your pet. Since Hunters are able to make use of their pet both for tanking and increasing destruction, you will want to put your earned points in the Beast Mastery tree so you're guaranteed to be able to use that pet as your tank. If you are one of those Hunters who likes to solo, this is the tree for you.
Now the Marksmanship tree will be the one that will make it possible for you to cause the most damage with the shots you fire, while it also makes it possible for you to conserve the mana as you are doing it. You end up creating more damage with the weapons you've chosen to use, and you'll increase your attack speed overall. If your goal is to be the main damage dealer, then this is the tree you need.
Finally, we have the Survival tree, which gives you great tools when you want to do work with groups. This is where you will get access to better crowd control techniques, and you will also find that your ability to use traps is made more effective and much more impressive. Though it tends to be the least popular tree, you will find that this tree can be extremely important in raid situations.
When you decide that it's time for you to play a Hunter, just you check out your options and put together a plan before you start playing. If you end up soloing for most of your play time, be sure to use the advantage of the buffs for your pet that will be in Beast Mastery. If you decide your primary focus will be to gear up your Hunter for raids, then you need to decide the role you will be playing - Survival or Marksmanship would be excellent choices.
You can level really fast if you're a Hunter, which makes the class very useful. Hunters are great for players who want to dole out damage very quickly, and who also love the pets in the game; consider being a Hunter if any of this appeals to you in your journeys in Azeroth. An alliance guide is great for telling you how you can best use your talents and the advantages of being a Hunter overall! - 30202
If you're most interested in being a Hunter, that's when you'll discover you have a choice of points going into Marksmanship, Beast Mastery, and Survival. As you learn more about each of the trees, you see they're all different, and finding out about each one of them will help you decide where you can best spend points.
It is the Beast Mastery tree which basically ends up helping you create your pet. Since Hunters are able to make use of their pet both for tanking and increasing destruction, you will want to put your earned points in the Beast Mastery tree so you're guaranteed to be able to use that pet as your tank. If you are one of those Hunters who likes to solo, this is the tree for you.
Now the Marksmanship tree will be the one that will make it possible for you to cause the most damage with the shots you fire, while it also makes it possible for you to conserve the mana as you are doing it. You end up creating more damage with the weapons you've chosen to use, and you'll increase your attack speed overall. If your goal is to be the main damage dealer, then this is the tree you need.
Finally, we have the Survival tree, which gives you great tools when you want to do work with groups. This is where you will get access to better crowd control techniques, and you will also find that your ability to use traps is made more effective and much more impressive. Though it tends to be the least popular tree, you will find that this tree can be extremely important in raid situations.
When you decide that it's time for you to play a Hunter, just you check out your options and put together a plan before you start playing. If you end up soloing for most of your play time, be sure to use the advantage of the buffs for your pet that will be in Beast Mastery. If you decide your primary focus will be to gear up your Hunter for raids, then you need to decide the role you will be playing - Survival or Marksmanship would be excellent choices.
You can level really fast if you're a Hunter, which makes the class very useful. Hunters are great for players who want to dole out damage very quickly, and who also love the pets in the game; consider being a Hunter if any of this appeals to you in your journeys in Azeroth. An alliance guide is great for telling you how you can best use your talents and the advantages of being a Hunter overall! - 30202
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