Consumables

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Ataris on Masochist Paladin asked at the end his post "What should I bring to a raid?" So I thought I'd offer what I personally bring to a raid from a consumables standpoint.


Consumables


Mana Potion Injector (or Super Mana Pots)


Health Potion Injector (or Super Health Pots)


Ironshield Potions


Charged Crystal Focus (from Ogril'la)


Dense Stone Statues (JC only, we really need a level 70 version)


Food


Spicy Crawdad (or any other 30 stamina food)


Blackend Basilsik (spell damage and staima, and quite yummy)


Buffs


Superior Wizard Oil (Gimme some aggro)


Elixir of Major Fortitude AND Adepts Elixir OR Flask of Fortification OR Flask of Blinding Light


Comments

Raydz said…
Hey grats on VR!
*i didnt get to read all your post though for some reason, might only be my pc but i get to a certain point and it just hacks off the rest of the post around the point of "This is gonna be close". Not able to leave any comments there or anything since that part is not visable.
Anyways Grats again man!
March 11, 2008 at 5:57 PM
Manu said…
Thanks on both the list and the link.

I have fishing skill stuck at 144, I might do some old-Azeroth tourism and get both my fishing and cooking up for cheap food.

By the way, since you're linking Wowhead.com for every item, you might want to add the javascript code that allows to see the object's stats when you hoover the mouse over the link.

I find it very useful since it allows the reader to keep focus on the page he's reading and allowing a natural reading flow rather than having people jumping up and down to other tabs.
March 12, 2008 at 6:13 AM
Ardent Defender said…
I carry lots at least 3 Stacks of Mana Drinks among all the other consumables you listed. Can't always trust having a Mage in my 10man raid as well 5man Heroics. Since I so dispise begging I make sure I have everything I need.
March 12, 2008 at 4:27 PM
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