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Plague Strike or Frost Strike first?
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Dragalthor
I agree there and always tend to go with FS and then PS.
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Deepthought
Firstly, it's Icy Touch that puts Frost Fever up.
Secondly, a lot of builds either have
Glacier Rot
or
Rage of Rivendare
, both of which grant extra damage to targets with Blood Plauge.
Ofcourse, it doesn't really matter for a Blood build without Glaicer Rot.
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Wildhorn
Icy Touch... seem rather obvious since it is ranged.
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Zhyrez
Its all about specc.. As Deepthought said if you have Glacier Rot its better to start with Plauge Strike and the Icy Touch.. If not I say use Icy first
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sinizuh
Icy Touch while running up, Plague Strike when in range.
Both spells are low damage (the dots are where the damage is), so plague strike glyph seems so useless (maybe glyph + 3.0.8 talents, it would make it better for damage) but right now, it's just used to put blood plague on the target.
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