Changes: Warrior stances

Revision as of 22:18, 20 December 2006

A stance is a position that a player can occupy that enables or disables certain abilities. Stances most commonly refer to a warrior's three stances.

[Battle Stance] - initially enabled, very flexible
[Defensive Stance] - emphasizes defense and threat generation
[Berserker Stance] - emphasizes offense and threat mitigation

Some warrior abilities require a specific stance. For example, [Intercept] only works in [Berserker Stance]. Changing stance will cause a warrior to lose all their rage unless they have [Tactical Mastery].

In the Bongos add-on, a stance also refers to forms that non-warrior classes can take, such as [Stealth], [Shadowform], and [Moonkin Form].

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+A '''stance''' is a position that a player can occupy that enables or disables certain abilities. Stances most commonly refer to a [[warrior]]'s three stances.
-[[Warrior|Warriors]] can be in one of three stances.
 * [[Battle Stance]] - initially enabled, very flexible
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 * [[Berserker Stance]] - emphasizes offense and threat mitigation
-Some warrior abilities require a specific stance.  For example, [[Intercept]] only works in [[Berserker Stance]].
+Some warrior abilities require a specific stance.  For example, [[Intercept]] only works in [[Berserker Stance]]. Changing stance will cause a warrior to lose all their rage unless they have [[Tactical Mastery]].
+In the [[Bongos]] add-on, a stance also refers to forms that non-warrior classes can take, such as [[Stealth]], [[Shadowform]], and [[Moonkin Form]].
-Changing stance will cause a warrior to lose all their rage unless they have [[Tactical Mastery]].
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