I would like to recommend to install the “lootplan” addon via curse.com and then export to lootplan from the Rawr Upgradelist. Then in-game you can paste information into lootplan’s import form.

I recommend you do make a small patch to lootplan which is described in the last post here:

http://rawr.codeplex.com/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=58041

In case its not the last post when you read it, you have to look for a message from “dbb1″ which describes how to make a useful change to lootplan.

I built those two sets because early on mana is an issue for Resto shaman, particularly in instances, but I wanted to keep a burst set for the more intense, but short fights…

The added advantage being that I wasn’t vendoring gear that would be more useful once mana ceased to be an issue.

From memory there is a 3rd option in Rawr for Resto Shaman optimization… I think it’s survivability. Elemental shaman had a lot more options.

Of course Rawr is built for end game raid optimization, so you need to use a bit of your imagination… still you are looking for spellpower (kill fast less damage taken and mana used), mana regen (less downtime) and of course stamina (make sure you survive).

I know that when leveling as Ele I went down that path.  Quick kills and mana ( mana regen) to spare (using mana stream totem as well) for heals = no downtime.

Similar with my Mage. High spell power with (frost)fire spec meant I rarely got hit (dead mobs do no damage) and rarely stopped for mana.

Ohhh and this is blog comment #4,000… for once I get to score the big one.

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and rep grind planning, quest checking, AH/crafting planning.

Slightly differenttopic, but as it was you that pointed out my omission, I will reply here until I get the chance to edit the post…

Re: Character Profiler + Rawr

You don’t have to use the website, but it’s just nice for out of game planning.

What you are looking for is the characterprofiler.lua file in your “global” /account level WTF folder

WTF\Account\AccountName\SavedVariables

Rawr will remember the path in future even through updates

If you’re like me, your bank and/or bags have many different versions of Obscurium’s Widget of Unmemorableness. How many items do you have, that you held on to because it was needed for some quest or something, only to forget about it, or its use?

Happens a lot to me.

Being able to export a sortable list of your complete inventory OUTSIDE of the wow game means you can copy/paste the items into thottbot/etc and see what’s what. Don’t need it anymore? DELETE! Woot!

Again, great info Sir!!!

“back in the day”, I did something very similar, but did it manually. The “system” you put together here is much more “automated” and the tools you used are SO much better.

THANKS!!!!

Slik/Balth