Tiny Tower business list v. 1.4ish

Sorting is from least profit to most profitable according to the Tiny Tower Wiki
Numbers based on level one business using only three coin items, prices in coins, the discounts for dream job placement in these numbers is unknown. (I didnt do the math, just pulled the numbers)
Each additional business upgrade adds 75 stock per item, costs 45 coins more when stocking and increases stock time by 5 minutes.

Food floors
coffee house      1669
Sub shop          1669
Sushi bar         2086
Pub               2086
Sky Burger        2503
Smoothie shop     2503
Frozen yogurt     2503
Mexican food      2503
Vegan food        2920
Tea house         3337
diner             3337
Pizza place       3754
asian cuisine     3754
Fancy Cuisine     4172
Bakery           15017
scoops           15017
BBQ place        18355
Pancake House    33372



Service Floors
Barber shop       2503
Laundromat        3337
Day spa          10012
Health Club      10012
Pharmacy         10012
Travel Agency    10012
Fortune teller   13349
Dentists office  15017
Optometrist      15017
Ship and print   16686
Bank             16686
Tutoring center  30035
Wedding chapel   30035
Recycling        33372
Security office  50058
Martial arts     59235
Doctors office   83430
Private eye      83430



Recreation Floors
Comedy Club       2086
Video Rental      2503
Night Club        3754
Casino            8343
Planetarium      10012
Mini golf        10012
Arcade           10012
Rock Climbing    11263
Theater          15017
Cineplex         16686
Aquarium         16686
Museum           18355
Paintball arena  20440
Racquetball      25029
Volleyball Club  25029
Bowling Alley    25029
Cyber cafe       33372
Karaoke club     66744



Retail Floors
Toy store         2503
Plant nursery     4589
Shoe store        5006
Hat shop          5006
Book store        5006
Bike shop         6674
Furniture store   6674
Music store       9177
Record shop      12515
Fabric shop      13349
Game store       13349
Comic store      15017
Womens fashion   16686
Mens fasion      16686
Tech store       19189
Grocery store    25029
Mapple store     25029
Autodealer       58401



Creative floors
Photo studio      5006
Soda Brewery      8343
Cake Studio      16686
Pottery studio   18355
Glass Studio     25029
Graphic design   25029
Tattoo Parlor    25029
Wood Shop        27532
Ad agency        27532
Floral Studio    30035
Art studio       33372
Software studio  41715
Fashion Studio   41715
Recording studio 50058
Film Studio      58401
Game studio      58401
Architect office 66744
Laboratory       66744

Untruncated version of suggestions of Druid class design post for official blizz site

Altaholic with druid main: ignore the character to left. [who is my warlock]

I broke it down into feral bear and kitty, moonkin and heals cause they are each VASTLY different playstyles despite all being under the header druid. Dont trick yourself into thinking that it isnt true.

Heirloom Gear Check list

Lets just start out with these for PvE. I shall hopefully post a PvP version later. If I remember.

Get these for any class/spec/armor type:

Basic For All

	Dread Pirate Ring	Ring (stamina, hit, crit, exp)	Kalu'ak Fishing Derby
	Discerning Eye of the Beast	Intell/Mana Trinket (spell users only)	2725/75
	Swift Hand of Justice	Haste/Health Trinket	2725/75

Spell Users will want to look at this gear.

Cloth Gear (warlock, priest and Mage Itemization)

	Tattered Dreadmist Mantle	Cloth Shoulders (Intellect, Stamina, Crit, exp)	2175/60
	Tattered Dreadmist Robe	Spell Cloth Robe (Intellect, Stamina, Crit, exp)	2175/60
	Tattered Dreadmist Mask	Cloth Helm (Intellect, Stamina, Crit, Haste, Exp)	1500 Gold

Spell Leather (Balance and Restoration Druid Itemization)

	Preened Ironfeather Shoulders	Spell Leather Shoulders (Intellect, Stamina, Crit, exp)	2175/60
	Preened Ironfeather Breastplate	Spell Leather Robe (intellect, Stamina, Crit, exp)	2175/60
	Preened Tribal War Feathers	Spell Leather Helm (intellect, Spirit, Stamina, Crit, Exp)	1500 Gold

Spell Mail (elemental shaman and Restoration shaman itemization, paladins cry)

	Mystical Pauldrons of Elements	Spell Mail Shoulders (Intellect, Stamina, Crit, exp)	2175/60
	Mystical Vest of Elements	Spell Mail (Intellect, Stamina, Crit, exp)	2175/60
	Mystical Coif of Elements	Spell Mail Helm (intellect, Spirit, Stamina, Crit, Exp)	1500 Gold

Spell Plate (Paladins cry more)

	O_o whistles	Of course they wouldnt want to	Have spell plate in the game
	Cause only one class and only	Spec of that one class can even	Use the stuff. I understand why
	There isnt any spell plate gear	But it would be totally nice to	Have for the Specialization.

Weapons Spell

	Dignified Headmaster's Charge (mage, warlock, priest, druid)	Spell Staff (Intellect, Stamina, Crit, Spell Power)	3500/90
	Devout Aurastone Hammer (Druid, Paladin, Priest, Shaman)	1H Mace (Intellect, Stamina, Crit, Spell Power)	2725/75

Spell dps or Healer in cloth, leather, mail or plate

Ancient Bloodmoon Cloak (priest, warlock, mage, shaman, paladin, druid)

Spell Cloak (Intellect, Stamina, Crit, Haste, Exp)

1200 Gold

Physical Damage dealers (rogue, druid, hunter, shaman)

Leather (rogue and druid[feral])

	Stained Shadowcraft Spaulders	Leather Shoulders (Agility, Stamina, Hit, exp)	2175/60
	Stained Shadowcraft Tunic	Leather Robe (Agility, Stamina, Hit, exp)	2175/60
	Stained Shadowcraft Cap	Leather Helm (Agility, Stamina, Hit, Crit, Exp)	1500 Gold

Mail (hunter and Shaman[Enhancement])

	Champion Herod's Shoulder	Mail Shoulders (Agility, Stamina, Crit, exp)	2175/60
	Champion's Deathdealer Breastplate	Mail Robe (Agility, Stamina, Crit, exp)	2175/60
	Tarnished Raging Berserker's Helm	Mail Helm (Agility, Stamina, Hit, Haste, exp)	1500 Gold

Weapons Agility

	Repurposed Lava Dredger (druid, Shaman)	2H Mace (agility, Stamina, Crit, Haste, Fire resistance)	3500/95
	Vernerable Mass of McGowan (druid, Rogue, Shaman)	1H Mace (agility, Stamina, Haste, Crit)	2175/75
	Balanced Heartseeker (Hunter, Rogue, Shaman)	Dagger (agility, crit)	2175/60
	Venerable Dal'Rend's Sacred Charge (hunter, Rogue)	1H Sword (Agility, Stamina, Crit)	2175/60
	Charmed Ancient Bone Bow (rogue, Hunter)	Bow (agility, Crit, Hit)	3500/95

Physical dps in mail and leather (hunter, druid[feral], rogue, Shaman[enhancement])

Inherited Cape of the Black Baron

Agility Cloak (agility, Stamin, Crit, Haste, Exp)

1200 Gold

Plate Armor Damage Paladin[retribution], Death Knight[Unholy, Frost], Warrior[arms, fury]

Plate dps

	Polished Spaulders of Valor	Plate Shoulders (Strength, Stamina, Crit, exp)	2175/60
	Polished Breastplate of Valor	Plate Robe (Strength, Stamina, Crit, exp)	2175/60
	Polished Helm of Valor	Plate Helm (Strength, Stamina, Hit, Crit, Exp)	1500 Gold

Weapons Strength Plate classes only

Bloodied Arcanite Reaper

2H Axe (Strength, Stamina, Crit)

3500/95

Physical dps in Plate

Worn Stoneskin Gargoyle Cape

Strength Cloak (Strength, Stamina, Crit, Haste, Exp)

1200 Gold

And lets Talk Tanking:

Plate Tank (Warrior, Death Knight, Paladin)

	Burnished Pauldrons of Might	Plate Shoulders (strength, Stamina, Parry, exp)	2175/60
	Burnished Breastplate of Might	Plate Robe (Strength, Stamina, Dodge, exp)	2175/60
	Our guild hasnt unlocked level 20 just	Yet and the websites are not likely	Updated yet. Lets hope for one :D

Weapons Tank Plate classes only

Bloodsoaked Skullforge Reaver

1H Sword (Strength, Stamina, Parry)

2175/60

Tank in plate or leather (warrior, death knight, paladin, druid)

Ripped Sandstorm Cloak

Tank Cloak (Strength, Stamina, Dodge, Hit, Exp)

1200 Gold

Reasons Why I declined Role Check as a Tank

Through leveling the paladin and druid tanks to levels 56 and 64 respectively I have found a few stretches where I as a tank did not have an instant que. Some of these times I was actually in queue for whole MINUTES. If you dont have a class you tank on you dont know how much of a deal this is. Is the random dungeon finder broken? *hovers over eye* no, but darn it! looks like we are short a heals /facepalm

so I go off and do other things, go to the bathroom, check my email, start writing something, play pokemon... You know, something away from wow.

Only time I have ever declined the role check as a tank though was when I was off doing something on non-wow and just did not hear the queue sound

/" some times we all make mistakes

A little love to Leatherworkers ...of the... annoyed

Note: this list was made before any possible changes to talents in patch 4.1. I dont think there were any relavent ones but I just wanted to throw that out there so everyone knew.




So sitting there leveling leatherworking through the early cataclysm levels and I wonder... what is all that of the gear
and which ones give which benefits. Mainly so I know what I can use and what is just vendor/de fodder. The dual stats increase the same stats they always have, the triple stats were released in bc or wrath and the quadruple stats are the ones that are new to cataclysm. Spirit is for heals, unless you are a shadow priest with Twisted Faith, a druid with Balance
of Power or a shaman with Elemental Precision if you are either of those three,  roll cause as a healer, I want you to be able to effectively kill things. And shaman, I feel for you, you have to spend three points on something everyone else only needs to spend two on. /tear. Dodge and parry are tanking stats. Dont roll on something with dodge or parry unless you are tanking, more specifically, don't roll on parry if you are a bear druid. I would be more lenient with the stat allocation if you are replacing something from, say... two expansions ago.

Dual stat giveums

Caps to hit and then ignore

Secondary stats

Tanking stats

Stamina

Strength

Intellect

Agility

Spirit

Hit

Expertise

Crit

Haste

Mastery

Dodge

Parry

Bear

x

x

Eagle

x

x

Invoker

x

x

Monkey

x

x

Tiger

x

x

Whale

x

x

Triple stat giveums

Caps to hit and then ignore

Secondary stats

Tanking stats

Stamina

Strength

Intellect

Agility

Spirit

Hit

Expertise

Crit

Haste

Mastery

Dodge

Parry

Bandit

x

x

x

Beast

x

x

x

Champion

x

x

x

Elder

x

x

x

Marksman

x

x

x

Mercenary

x

x

x

Seer

x

x

x

Soldier

x

x

x

Sorcerer

x

x

x

Quadruple stat giveums

Caps to hit and then ignore

Secondary stats

Tanking stats

Stamina

Strength

Intellect

Agility

Spirit

Hit

Expertise

Crit

Haste

Mastery

Dodge

Parry

Bedrock

x

x

x

x

Bouldercrag

x

x

x

x

Earthbreaker

x

x

x

x

Earthfall

x

x

x

x

EarthShaker

x

x

x

x

Faultline

x

x

x

x

Feverflare

x

x

x

x

Fireflash

x

x

x

x

Flameblaze

x

x

x

x

Galeburst

x

x

x

x

Landslide

x

x

x

x

Mountainbed

x

x

x

x

Rockslab

x

x

x

x

Stormblast

x

x

x

x

Undertow

x

x

x

x

Wavecrest

x

x

x

x

Wildfire

x

x

x

x

Windflurry

x

x

x

x

Windstorm

x

x

x

x

Zephyr

x

x

x

x

There are more than the listed “… of the …” gear choices, these are the only ones that are made from the “+random enchant” gear you make while leveling the curse that is leatherworking in cata content according to the webpage I got the list from. Also according to the same webpage, there may be ones that are incorrect, specifically, the site mentioned invoker having only two stats but the item suffix page on wowwiki has it originally having three. This may be due to the changes after cata hit that removed spell power from gear since invoker seemed to have spell power on it before.


Note 2: there is a lot of extra space in that table and *blushes* sorry about the yellow. I need to take it back into open office to change either of those problems and I have stayed up way too late as it is.

Power Auras Restoration Druid exports for WoW 4.1

These are my power aura exports. More of a place for me to store them so that I dont accidently delete them next time I reset my wtf folder...  (I would be utterly surprised if this didnt have some errors due to copy/paste/numerous document changes/generalmessupness on my part)

Your icons may look slightly different, I am using Clean Icons: Square.

Everything available for use

In the picture you will find the following spells, all usable at the current time, see the note pertaining to Swiftmend.  These are in no particular order:

Innervate usable:
Version:4.17; b:0.9647; icon:Spell_Nature_Lightning; buffname:Innervate; r:0.9961; x:24; bufftype:15; texture:169; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; texmode:2; anim2:1; finish:0@

Tree of Life usable:
Version:4.17; icon:Ability_Druid_TreeofLife; buffname:Tree of Life; r:0.9529; x:104; bufftype:15; texture:169; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; texmode:2; anim2:1; finish:0@

Lifebloom not on a target:
Version:4.17; icon:INV_Misc_Herb_Felblossom; buffname:lifebloom; x:-136; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; mine:true; size:0.16; y:-43; inverse:true; anim2:1; finish:0@

Nature's Swiftness usable:
Version:4.17; icon:Spell_Nature_RavenForm; buffname:nature's swiftness; x:64; bufftype:15; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; anim2:1; finish:0@

Tranquility usable:
Version:4.17; icon:Spell_Nature_Tranquility; buffname:Tranquility; x:144; bufftype:15; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; anim2:1; finish:0@

Swiftmend usable (simple check, does not check for the prerequisite hot on target):
Version:4.17; icon:INV_Relics_IdolofRejuvenation; buffname:Swiftmend; x:-56; bufftype:15; texture:6; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; texmode:2; anim2:1; finish:0@

Wild Growth usable:
Version:4.17; icon:Ability_Druid_Flourish; buffname:wild growth; x:-96; bufftype:15; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; anim2:1; finish:0@

Everything on cooldown plus timer on remaining Tree Form
The timers for these have since been
fixed to be the same across all the spells

You went through and popped all your spells and are now sitting with something like this pic. I didnt figure out how to put timers on the tranquility, swiftmend and wild growth. The stack size for lifebloom (pictured on bottom) is now on top and the timer on lifebloom (pictured on top) is now on the bottom. And I cant figure out how to take off the drop shadow (or glow...)((edit: CHECK GLOW to loose the drop shadow, strange huh?)) on the darkened timers. These are in no particular order:

Innervate on Cooldown with timer:
Version:4.17; g:0.9529; icon:Spell_Nature_Lightning; buffname:Innervate; r:0.9216; x:23; bufftype:15; texture:169; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-45; texmode:2; inverse:true; ismounted:0; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@

Tree of Life on cooldown with timer:
Version:4.17; g:0.9843; icon:Ability_Druid_TreeofLife; buffname:Tree of Life; r:0.9922; x:103; bufftype:15; texture:169; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-44; texmode:2; inverse:true; ismounted:0; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@

Nature's Swiftness on cooldown with timer:
Version:4.17; b:0.9843; icon:Spell_Nature_RavenForm; buffname:Nature's Swiftness; r:0.949; x:65; bufftype:15; texture:24; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-44; inverse:true; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.cents:false; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@

Lifebloom active with a stack number and timer:
Version:4.17; icon:INV_Misc_Herb_Felblossom; buffname:lifebloom; x:-135; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; mine:true; size:0.08; y:-43; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.Relative:BOTTOM; stacks.enabled:true; stacks.r:0.4; stacks.g:0.4863; stacks.x:-129; stacks.Relative:TOP; stacks.h:0.75@

Swiftmend on cooldown:
Version:4.17; icon:INV_Relics_IdolofRejuvenation; buffname:Swiftmend; x:-57; bufftype:15; texture:6; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-42; texmode:2; inverse:true; anim2:1; finish:0@

Wild Growth on cooldown:
Version:4.17; icon:Ability_Druid_Flourish; buffname:wild growth; x:-95; bufftype:15; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-43; inverse:true; anim2:1; finish:0@

Tranquility on cooldown:
Version:4.17; b:0.9843; icon:Spell_Nature_Tranquility; buffname:Tranquility; r:0.949; x:144; bufftype:15; texture:24; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-44; inverse:true; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.cents:false; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@

Procs and timer remaining on tree form

These show when the procs have... procced on me. Tree of life helps tell me how long I have left on my Tree of life form (and is also pictured in the second shot as well). These are in no particular order:

Clearcasting active:
Version:4.17; icon:Spell_Shadow_ManaBurn; buffname:Clearcasting; x:20; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; mine:true; size:0.16; y:152; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.enabled:true; timer.cents:false; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@

Nature's Grace active:
Version:4.17; icon:Spell_Nature_NaturesBlessing; buffname:Nature's Grace; x:-19; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; size:0.16; y:152; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.enabled:true; timer.cents:false; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@

Tree of Life active with timer:
Version:4.17; icon:Ability_Druid_TreeofLife; buffname:Tree of Life; r:0.9843; x:-53; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.06; y:20; texmode:2; ismounted:0; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.a:0.96; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.cents:false; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@






For those who are like me and want to just take all the above auras to play with yourself, I has a whole sheet of them for you :)
This set goes into the first global slot (because I have more than one druid):

Set=Global 1@
Aura[121]=Version:4.17; b:0.9647; icon:Spell_Nature_Lightning; buffname:Innervate; r:0.9961; x:24; bufftype:15; texture:169; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; texmode:2; anim2:1; finish:0@
Aura[122]=Version:4.17; g:0.9529; icon:Spell_Nature_Lightning; buffname:Innervate; r:0.9216; x:23; bufftype:15; texture:169; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-45; texmode:2; inverse:true; ismounted:0; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@
Aura[123]=Version:4.17; icon:Ability_Druid_TreeofLife; buffname:Tree of Life; r:0.9529; x:104; bufftype:15; texture:169; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; texmode:2; anim2:1; finish:0@
Aura[124]=Version:4.17; g:0.9843; icon:Ability_Druid_TreeofLife; buffname:Tree of Life; r:0.9922; x:103; bufftype:15; texture:169; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-44; texmode:2; inverse:true; ismounted:0; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@
Aura[125]=Version:4.17; icon:Ability_Druid_TreeofLife; buffname:Tree of Life; r:0.9843; x:-53; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.06; y:20; texmode:2; ismounted:0; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.a:0.96; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.cents:false; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@
Aura[126]=Version:4.17; icon:INV_Misc_Herb_Felblossom; buffname:lifebloom; x:-136; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; mine:true; size:0.16; y:-43; inverse:true; anim2:1; finish:0@
Aura[127]=Version:4.17; icon:INV_Misc_Herb_Felblossom; buffname:lifebloom; x:-135; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; mine:true; size:0.08; y:-43; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.Relative:BOTTOM; stacks.enabled:true; stacks.r:0.4; stacks.g:0.4863; stacks.x:-129; stacks.Relative:TOP; stacks.h:0.75@
Aura[128]=Version:4.17; icon:Spell_Nature_RavenForm; buffname:nature's swiftness; x:64; bufftype:15; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; anim2:1; finish:0@
Aura[129]=Version:4.17; b:0.9843; icon:Spell_Nature_RavenForm; buffname:Nature's Swiftness; r:0.949; x:65; bufftype:15; texture:24; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-44; inverse:true; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.cents:false; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@
Aura[130]=Version:4.17; icon:Spell_Nature_Tranquility; buffname:Tranquility; x:144; bufftype:15; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; anim2:1; finish:0@
Aura[131]=Version:4.17; icon:INV_Relics_IdolofRejuvenation; buffname:Swiftmend; x:-56; bufftype:15; texture:6; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; texmode:2; anim2:1; finish:0@
Aura[132]=Version:4.17; icon:INV_Relics_IdolofRejuvenation; buffname:Swiftmend; x:-57; bufftype:15; texture:6; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-42; texmode:2; inverse:true; anim2:1; finish:0@
Aura[133]=Version:4.17; icon:Ability_Druid_Flourish; buffname:wild growth; x:-96; bufftype:15; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.16; y:-43; anim2:1; finish:0@
Aura[134]=Version:4.17; icon:Ability_Druid_Flourish; buffname:wild growth; x:-95; bufftype:15; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-43; inverse:true; anim2:1; finish:0@
Aura[135]=Version:4.17; icon:Spell_Shadow_ManaBurn; buffname:Clearcasting; x:20; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; mine:true; size:0.16; y:152; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.enabled:true; timer.cents:false; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@
Aura[136]=Version:4.17; icon:Spell_Nature_NaturesBlessing; buffname:Nature's Grace; x:-19; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; size:0.16; y:152; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.enabled:true; timer.cents:false; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@
Aura[137]=Version:4.17; b:0.9843; icon:Spell_Nature_Tranquility; buffname:Tranquility; r:0.949; x:144; bufftype:15; texture:24; alpha:0.5; owntex:true; isResting:0; size:0.08; y:-44; inverse:true; anim2:1; finish:0; timer.h:0.75; timer.enabled:true; timer.cents:false; timer.Relative:BOTTOM@

Pokemon evolutions that differ from leveling straight

Most pokemon level straight up to the next evolution, these all have special conditions that must be met to evolve to the next in the line.

This list should reflect all pokemon including those released in Pokemon Black and White.

Evolve holding item with level change

• 207 Gligar level holding razor fang at night 472 gliscor
• 215 Sneasel level holding razor claw at night 461 weavile
• 440 Happiny level holding oval stone at day 113 chansey

Evolve after first trade (can be cancelled with b)

• 064 Kadabra base trade 065 alakazam
• 067 machoke base trade 068 Machamp
• 075 graveler base trade 076 golem
• 093 haunter base trade 094 gengar
• 525 boldore base trade 526 gigalith
• 533 gurdurr base trade 534 conkeldurr

Evolve after first trade if holding item (can be cancelled with b)

• 061 Poliwhirl trade holding kings rock 186 politoed
• 079 slowpoke trade holding kings rock 199 slowking
• 366 clamperl trade holding deepseascale 367 huntail
• 366 clamperl trade holding deepseatooth 368 gorebyss
• 095 onix trade holding metal coat 208 steelix
• 123 scyther trade holding metal coat 212 scizor
• 117 seadra trade holding dragon scale 230 kingdra
• 137 porygon trade holding up-grade 233 porygon2
• 112 rhydon trade holding protector 464 rhyperior
• 125 electabuzz trade holding electirizer 466 electivire
• 126 magmar trade holding magmarizer 467 magmortar
• 233 porygon2 trade holding dubious disc 474 porygon-z
• 356 dusclops trade holding reaper cloth 477 dusknoir
• 349 feebas trade holding prism scale 350 milotic
• 588 karrablast trade with a shelmet 589 escavalier
• 616 shelmet trade with a karrablast 617 accelgor

Evolve with item used on pokemon

• 044 gloom use sun stone 182 bellossom
• 191 sunkern use sun stone 192 sunflora
• 546 cottonee use sun stone 547 whimsicott
• 548 petilil use sun stone 549 lilligant
• 030 nidorina use moon stone 031 nidoqueen
• 033 nidorino use moon stone 034 nidoking
• 035 clefairy use moon stone 036 clefable
• 039 jigglypuff use moon stone 040 wigglytuff
• 300 skitty use moon stone 301 delcatty
• 517 munna use moon stone 518 musharna
• 037 vulpix use fire stone 038 ninetales
• 058 growlithe use fire stone 059 arcanine
• 133 eevee use fire stone 136 flareon
• 513 panseear use fire stone 514 simisear
• 025 pikachu use thunderstone 026 raichu
• 133 eeveee use thunderstone 135 jolteon
• 603 eelektrik use thunderstone 604 eelektross
• 061 poliwhirl use water stone 062 poliwrath
• 090 shellder use water stone 091 cloyster
• 120 staryu use water stone 121 starmie
• 133 eevee use water stone 134 vaporeon
• 271 lombre use water stone 272 ludicolo
• 515 panpour use water stone 516 simipour
• 044 gloom use leaf stone 045 vileplume
• 070 weepinbell use leaf stone 071 victreebel
• 102 exeggcute use leaf stone exeggutor
• 274 nuzleaf use leaf stone 275 shiftry
• 511 pansage use leaf stone 512 simisage
• 176 togetic use shiny stone 468 togekiss
• 315 roselia use shiny stone 407 roserade
• 572 minccino use shiny stone 573 cinccino
• 198 murkrow use dusk stone 430 honchrow
• 200 misdreavus use dusk stone 429 mismagius
• 608 lampent use dusk stone 609 chandelure
• 281 kirlia use dawn stone on male 475 gallade
• 361 snorunt use dawn stone on female 478 froslass

Evolve after leveling with max happiness

• 042 golbat raise happiness 169 crobat
• 113 chansey raise happiness 242 blissey
• 133 eevee raise happiness daytime 196 espeon
• 133 eevee raise happiness nighttime 197 umbreon
• 172 pichu raise happiness 025 pikachu
• 173 cleffa raise happiness 035 clefairy
• 174 igglybuff raise happiness 039 jigglypuff
• 175 togepi raise happiness 176 togetic
• 298 azurill raise happiness 183 marill
• 406 budew raise happiness daytime 315 roselia
• 427 buneary raise happiness 428 lopunny
• 433 chingling raise happiness nighttime 358 chimecho
• 466 munchlax raise happiness 143 snorlax
• 477 riolu raise happiness daytime 448 lucario
• 527 woobat raise happiness 528 swoobat
• 541 swadloon raise happiness 542 leavanny

Evolves after learning a specific move and leveling

• 108 likitung level knowing rollout (33) 463 likilicky
• 114 tangela level knowing ancientpower (33) 465 tangroth
• 190 aipom level knowing double hit (32) 424 ambipom
• 193 yanma level knowing ancientpower (33) 469 yanmega
• 221 piloswine level knowing ancientpower (move tutor) 473 mamoswine
• 438 bonsly level knowing mimic (17) 185 sudowoodo
• 439 mime jr. level knowing mimic (18) 122 mr. mime

Evolves after certain stat thresholds are reached

• 236 tyrouge level 20 with attack greater than defense 106 hitmonlee
• 236 tyrouge level 20 with defense greater than attack 107 hitmonchan
• 236 tyrouge level 20 with attack and defense equal 237 hitmontop

Evolves after leveling in a specific place

• 082 magneton level in chargestone cave 462 magnezone
• 133 eevee level in pinwheel forest 470 leafeon
• 133 eevee level in twist mountain basement 471 glaceon
• 299 nosepass level in chargestone cave 476 probopass

Evolve after leveling a certain gender

• 412 burmy level male to 20 414 mothim
• 412 burmy level female in forests/water to 20 413 wormadam plant cloak
• 412 burmy level female in mountains/desert/caves to 20 413 wormadam sand cloak
• 412 burmy level female in buildings to 20 413 wormadam trash cloak
• 415 combee level female to 21 416 vespiquen

Evolve with special party conditions

• 458 mantyke level with a remoraid in party 226 mantine
• 290 nincada level to 20 with empty party slot and capture ball 292 shedinja and 291 ninjask

Thought about going through and linking all the pokemon names to the pokedex entries at one of the top pokesites but decided that the numbers were enough for you to find everything else you may need to know about the character.

Cataclysm Base Gem colors

Red Strength Intellect Agility Parry Expertise

Yellow Resilence Haste Crit Dodge Mastery

Blue Hit Stamina Spirit Spell Penetration

aaaanoying.

-_- dont you hate it when you have tons of ideas before bedtime that you just forget to write down and that have vanished by morning??

Cataclysm Talent Build Resto

http://cata.wowhead.com/talent#0VGcszhohZZfMhtctMxRAc0V is what I have come up with. Of course not knowing the healing scene in cataclysm I dont know if I would need so many mana regen abilities. If it like it is said it will be I think that this build will work well even without having the ToL form.

Blame Game

http://holyshockbyruhtra.blogspot.com/2010/05/tanks-tanks-tanks.html

There is just so much wrong with this that it isnt even funny.

Who is playing the blame game?

The fact is, Tanks Learn Through Group Play How To Tank Effectively, a tank can read all the strats in the world but is likely to fall on his face at LEAST once during a group run. A dps can learn how to play in a group very effectively in a bg. And a smart dps of a tanking class will actually read what their spells are doing and NOT USE A THREAT GENERATING ABILITY IF THEY AREN'T TANKING. There are things we can all point out in each others performance that are not suitable for group play in most circumstances, and this even includes the tank and healing roles.

Don't Fear Mobs
Don't Use High Threat Abilities
Don't Taunt Unless Asked
Don't Berate Fellow Group Members

This all really comes down to two things... Read up on your class and be open to suggestions from other players. You don't have to take those suggestions but remember if people are complaining about  it then it is likely a deterrent to the group. The only thing the lfd has done is put those people with short fuses in the drivers seat, and I aint talking about the tank. Tanks are getting hurried and put out of the position where they can just sit back and look at a situation as a new tank. It isn't the heals or the dungeons that keep me from tanking on any of my characters, it is the short tempered, cant read skills, gottagogottagogottago, pulls for you dps. So, yes, it is the fault of the dps that there is a shortage.

And yes, I am looking at it from the dps and healer perspective. If I go tank, it will be for friends only.

As for the whole turn the mob around, if it is a dragon, turn it, if not, I am usually on my way around already and if you are there tanking I get confused.

For the complainers in my groups, the tend to be dps characters, rarely a healer or tank complains about the preformance of another member.


Just face it now... People are rude and the ruder you are in dungeons to group members the less likely they will be to continue in what ever capacity they are trying to fill. If you are rude to a tank or a healer then have to suffer through long wait times... You might just be on everyones ignore list.

Heals classes, overview

Yeah, if you stumbled across this site somehow (which would be pretty hard considering I barely even advertise it anywhere) you may like to know a little bit about my thoughts (obviously).

So, an overview of the different healing classes at level 80

Druid: my first level 80 healer, level feral to 78 grinding on mobs and then switched to balance for picking up spell gear. After a bit of farming, switched to resto/feral. Druid heals is what i have done in raiding most and we excel at steady damage raid wide. I actually would recommend a druid healer above almost all other specs for any kind of group play.

Priest: My second level 80 healer and leveled as holy to 70 and then went disc. Did a bit of a stint early 80 career as a shadow priest to gain the spell gear via dungeons (you know, without dying or killing everyone else, yeah, a little sly of me but still.) Pre 70 holy absolutely rocks for group damage as well. Disc is really nice as well. I recommend either spec for a beginner healer as my first choice, especially for someone who is new to the game of healing. Remember that Disc focuses on preventing damage and holy focuses on healing through it.

Shaman: My third level 80 healer (giggles) and I have yet to heal a heroic with her. I found a love of enhancement play and have been playing in dungeons as enhancement most of the time. As for ease of healing, of the classes, third choice. Mail gear is hard to come by pre 80 and itemization is just wonky.

Paladin: My fourth heals at 80, and my most recent addition to the team of heroic healers, I put aside my heals set to focus on my dps set after hitting 70. I always had a cobbled together heals set but nothing up to the level of my dps set, now though, they are getting closer to average ilevel and I am confident that I can keep up most groups lacking any kamikaze stratagies. The Paladin is probably the class that is hardest to get used to for me. The lack of group heals really hurts in todays group wide damage days. I still do not look foward to doing anything above the original wrath heroics (no toc, icecrown) because of the lack of mana regen. Yes, i need to stack mucho more intellect.

Healing spells across classes

EDIT 2011 April, 30: This is likley outdated now with the changes to healing in 4.X so totally disregard this post :) .


 I decided to go through my spells on all my character (by copy/pasting the spells from the wiki) and singling out the spells that may be of benefit for a heals to use so that I can more easily sort out how my clique bindings will work for each of my classes of heals (yes, I play them all, I collected them all too until HeartGold/SoulSilver but that is another thing)

Some notes: Multi heals are more fluid, affecting who ever they feel like. Party heals are for only you and up to four others in your numbered party, and group or raid heals are for anyone. I decided to not split the paladin hands and put them all up there. I did not remove spells that are trumped by other spells (the non-hot cures, that bastard priest heal, Paladin purify) or add spells that are the result of glyphing.

I noticed a bit of a problem with the increase effectiveness portion as I went through the more support oriented paladin and disc priest specs where the spells cover more than just +something but still do not actually heal a target.

My initial goal with this was to cut apart the spells and place them on a model 5 button mouse for placement, our printer is broken so this is the closest I can get now. I still will probably end up doing the above just for the thrill of possible paper cuts :D . 

The Best & Worst: Cities/Towns: Blog Azeroth Shared topic

After a long day of adventuring, where's your favorite town to hang up your weapon, take off your boots or slippers and curl up with a glass of wine? (Or a skin of whatever swill you undead people drink.. how does that work anyway? I wouldn't think you'd need food and water, but I see you nomming as much as the rest of us.)

What town makes you want to turn your charger around and race for the next outpost? Where you know the bedbugs WILL bite, and the slop on your plate will likely leave you with indigestion?

Be as flexible as you like! Capital cities, towns or outposts--even that little wayside moonwell in on the edge of Ferelas is fair game!

Well, Dal is where my hearth is set for all my characters who are currently equal to or greater than level 74. I usually dont take the time to have someone port me to Dal before that.

As for where I WOULD like to set my hearth if the place had the convenience of the city portals of Dal, it would have to be somewhere pretty, and likely wooded. Ashenvale perhaps? Oh, Astraanar for Alliance characters and Camp  Mojache for horde characters. I love the look of Feralas but I dislike that the Alliance don't have nearly as pretty of an establishment there.

As for towns I dislike... I would have to say the entire zones of Descolace and Shadowmoon Valley. Descolace has bad memories for me and Shadowmoon was just way too fel firey.

I just realized I totally forgot about Nagrand. I love the zone a lot but I still think I would prefer the slightly darker but much more wooded Feralas and Ashenvale.

Canceled Raid - Blog Azeroth Shared Topic

Basically what I would do if my scheduled raid was canceled.

Usually, go to a different aspect of the game, be it leveling an alt, pvping, gathering mats, fishing, chatting with the guild, running dungons. At the time I was last in a guild with scheduled raids, I had plenty of time to do just those things, the raid gorup wasnt looking so hot on memebership and lots of times it just didnt go. This was much more annoying when I was working third shift and planning on raiding once I got up. I would get up about 15-30 minutes early just to be on time to the raid and see it had been canceled because few others wanted to raid.

Being on third shift wasnt really all that bad, but most of the time, I had a hard time getting to sleep, so getting up early was a really big deal.

Fun Food time

There are only a few foods that both me and my boyfriend find acceptable for weekly consumption...

Mt dew and chicken nuggets cut into the shape of dinosaurs. I know, we are a weird bunch. Every so often, I will growl at him and he will growl back. :D

Fun shape Chicken nuggets: Perdue Chicken

Leveling 1 to 10: Blog Azeroth Shared Topic

A while ago Blizzard came out with the stat that 70% of its accounts don't ever make it past level 10. While I am sure that Blizzard can put in some great analysis of their game, I am also sure that they would love to hear more player feedback on the new level experience.

Now I realize that most of us are far from newbies and we won't be able to get into a newbies mind set perfectly (heck I am 10 years out of newbiehood for MMOs and 5 years out for WoW), but I think we can all add to the dialog about those first 10 levels, what works for you and what doesn't.

Obvious examples of "broken" 1-10 experiences are hunters--a petless pet class and paladins--who, if they are lucky, get to hit a second button in combat 1-10. I have a some what closer examination of the dwarf paladin experience on my blog, but it needs working and technical corrections at least. It would also be recast as a Blog Azeroth topic rather than a SAN project.

I have read some of the ones that have already been posted and I have to agree with most of them. Feral druids have it rough but their roughness doesnt really come into play until they start speccing into feral and this is about the pre-talented years. Hunter pre-hunter-pet is one of THE most annoying experiences ever. I thought it was kind of neat that you had to go through the quest to get the pet but the lack of pet in the low levels makes it really hard to level at all. Throw that into a newbies hands and you have a recipe for disaster that will make its way into your group setting. Most new characters have no idea about how to even play the game much less kite around a mob just out of melee range. Granted, once you get your pet, a mediocre amount of intelligence is all that is needed to even play one to the point of making it to 80*.

And lots of the melee classes are in similar boats in the really early levels. Up until the recent changes to the low levels, rogues had a single dagger but that has been doubled with the changes and made them a much easier class to play in low levels. The paladin, only one damaging attack, no buffs or anything, makes them pretty boring early on. I woudl comment on the warrior and any other class i havent commented on already but most of those pre-level 10 comments would be really badly outdated.

*As long as you are working on quests that give you xp you will make it to level cap. I really find it annoyig when people think leveling is hard. They are confusing hard with time consuming and should probably quit this instant cause WoW just becomes even more time consuming.

Mains

I have been going back and forth with the thoughts of posting my characters here. There really is no reason for me to not post my characters here and there is only one group of people that may see themselves in what I speak of. I thought I made it clear to them that I never wanted to leave the guild in the first place, but the fact that I did goes against that. As a thought I have decided that I will eventually disclose if not all, most of my characters names/realms.

The Perspective of Shifting

Or Why Moonkin, Cat and Bear Should Be Considered for Cooldown Status.

I am pro-forms but only because, if something is going wrong, the likely-hood of me being able to trigger a global cooldown ability is going to be slim to nil. The more I will need such an ability the more likely I won't have a global cooldown to throw its way.

What the Tree provides:

• Great landmark for pugged/raid environments
• Armor buff
• Marginal increase in healing
• Shifting
  

The only thing that cannot be replicated into another ability is the first and the last one. We will throw out the last one on the grounds that shifting shouldn't be required to do ANY of our spells.

No comments = better bloggers?: Blog Azeroth Shared Topic

One of the things that can make us happiest as bloggers is seeing e-mails notifying us of comments on our blogs. However, if we took that away - and the influence it may have over our writing - would we become better bloggers?

Would writing what it really is you want to write make you truer to the purpose that you started the blog for? To write exactly whatever is in your head, rather than worrying about whether or not anyone will find it "interesting" or "good enough" to comment on? For the joy of writing?

Or are comments integral to your blogging experience and if you don't have them, you don't write?

I am still writing this blog without actually publishing it anywhere. It isnt that I wish to keep my thoughts seperated from others, just that I dont think my thoughts are worth pushing onto others that may not want them. My blog will end up being more than just WoW. I just dont have anythign else to actually comment about at the moment. I dont like setitng standards that may end up changing drasticly later. So this blog is about what I do and is only here because I wish to write about some things but isnt here specifically for feedback. I had a website for nearly 5 years and never had the need to actually promote it more than just linking in a signature.