If only Blizzard would restore Spirit Bond, I wouldn’t even had created a Monk. Alas, they did and this is the only way.<\/p>\n
So, he’s Level 15 now; chilling in Westfall. This is with no sleep bonus or any perks. Though I am wondering if I should go to the Darkmoon Faire with him and ride the carousel there, as it gives a 10% increase to XP intake for all kills. Any faster percentage to getting to Level 100 (and eventually Level 110) would be most welcomed.
\nI do believe that the Monk gets their own XP buff by Level 20 (which either lasts for an hour or a day), which would help even more.<\/p>\n
I’m trying my damnest to also pick good choices in my Monk’s talent tiers. I believe last time, I picked Chi Burst as it did more damage. But this time I’m going with Eye of The Tiger, as it makes Tiger Palm better by giving a chance to heal the Monk while damaging the target. Survivability is what I’m going for. And so far I haven’t died. But this is early game. By late early game (once I reach Level 30 or so and be able to use a mount by then), the chance of death will probably raise.<\/p>\n
I already miss the Guild XP buffs that we had since MoP. If they still existed, I would had been Level 20 by now. Some say that the buffs got removed back in Cata, but I’m pretty sure I used them in MoP (Monks as a playable class didn’t even exist back then).<\/p>\n
One last thing, I’m also using a mod called “We Don’t Wipe” (and its WW Monk module). It’s sort of a replacement to “Bitten’s SpellFlash”. It basically helps determine a good rotation based on your current abilities to get the most DPS. Though I would prefer the other as it doesn’t add another GUI to your screen. Plus I see rotations like this<\/a> which make no sense. Maybe I just need to get used to it more.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If only Blizzard would restore Spirit Bond, I wouldn’t even had created a Monk. Alas, they did and this is the only way. So, he’s Level 15 now; chilling in Westfall. This is with no sleep bonus or any perks. … Continue reading