WoW Classic TBC Warlock Tips - Top 5 PVP & PVE Warlock TBC Tricks You Should Know

In this article, we're going to be sharing the top 5 tips and tricks for a warlock in TBC Classic which may help you make some WoW Classic Gold.

WoW Classic TBC Warlock Tips - What’s A Warlock?

Warlocks are cunning warriors specializing in long-ranged attacks. Warlocks are the most effective offensive options because the majority of their abilities deal significant attack damage. Warlocks are also trained in the use of curses to weaken and cripple their opponents, rendering them unable to battle. Warlocks, among other things, have the ability to bind demons to their will. Both for assaulting opposing troops and as a defensive shield against opponent attacks, these demons are extremely versatile. The power to teleport is what distinguishes Warlocks from other classes of wizards. In certain cases, a Warlock can teleport or call allies to his or her location with great effect. Its favorite weapon is a Wand, One-Handed Sword, or Dagger, depending on the situation. Now check out these TBC warlock tips (shared by the famous Youtuber MetaGoblin). 

1. Reflect Recklessness trick

As you know a warrior will sometimes use an ability called spell reflect and sometimes that can be very irritating for a war because you always end up reflecting one of your dots. But if you react quick enough and use a rank one curse of recklessness on a warrior when they are using spell reflect, then that effect will be reflected onto you and curse of recklessness prevents you from being feared. So that can be very useful.

2. Three healthstones trick

Your raid can use together now for some reason for whenever you put a talon point into improved health stone, it basically counts as a totally new kind of health stone which means you can have one warlock with two talon points, that'll create one health stone. You can have another warlock with just the one talent point which will create another health stone and then you can have one warlock but it doesn't have any talent points in it for a total of three unique health stones which can all be equipped. Now, obviously you can't use them at the same time because it will have a cooldown. But in longer fights you can basically have a health stone every two minutes for the entire raid. So that would nearly be about 6000-7000 health that you can gain in a single raid fight.

3. Voidwalker aoe taunt pvp trick

Because the max rank, if you look very closely doesn't just taunt the enemy you can actually use this to your advantage in pvp, because it reduces the chance for the enemies to be able to hit you by a certain percentage. It will reduce the chance of an enemy hitting you by 10%. So if you're against a composition where you don't really need, the hunter and say for instance you're against melee like you're in a freeze comp against a rogue and a warrior, then actually popping out a void walker will probably be more advantageous because you can take advantage of that suffering spell. But also the demonic sacrifice won't demonic sacrifice spell but to sacrifice a void walker spell which only provides you a big bubble that absorbs a lot of damage.

4. Immolate tip

You should be using emulation in your rotation because the entire damage of the immolation effect and its dot will do more damage than a single shutter. But it won't do more damage than a shadow bolt crit which is why later on in the expansion when most of your shadow bolts are critting. You don't really need to use emulation that much but overall you should be popping it into your rotation and trying to time it with again your trinket pops. That increases your spell power or your tier 4 bonus spell power effect.

5. Take advantage of enslave demon

Most warlocks are running with ds where they have a demon sacrifice but that doesn't actually stop you from enslaving any of the demons in the dungeons like you do to get a little bit of extra damage. This will only work in normal mode dungeons, do bear that in mind on heroics generally mind control and enslave. Demon doesn't really work but the tinkerers in mechanic do ridiculous a weed damage. You've also got the doomsayers and shadow labyrinth. There are also some demons in botanica that look like satires and the thing called like inciters or reapers and they're basically like mini fail guards if not more powerful than fell guards because you're basically taming it an actual elite enemy. So overall just be on the lookout for particular mobs that you can enslave and you'll take advantage of. It is basically free damage and also don't forget about your infernal, you actually have a spell in your spell book where you can summon an infernal and then enslave it and you can do this with a demon.