For example Combat at level 60: open with Sinister Strike, Slice and Dice, Adrenaline Rush, Blade Flurry, then mostly Slice and Dice, Eviscerate and Sinister Strike. The trainer shows every button with the reason behind it.
How do you play a Rogue at level 20?
Combat at level 20: open with Sinister Strike, Sinister Strike, Slice and Dice, Eviscerate, then Slice and Dice, Eviscerate and Sinister Strike. The beta is open to level 30 now.
How does the Rotation Trainer work?
A training dummy with endless health. You play it yourself with the mouse, by tapping or on your own keys. With Autoplay the priority list presses the buttons and explains each one.
Can I play the rotation myself?
Yes, that is how the trainer starts. The glowing button is your first press, tips show the next one after that, and a comparison measures your damage against the priority list.
Which fights can I practise as a Rogue?
Combat at level 20, Combat at level 60, Assassination at level 60 and Subtlety at level 60.
What resource does the Rogue use?
Energy and combo points. The trainer shows live how it changes with every button.
Why a training dummy and not a boss?
The dummy never dies, so you practise the rotation without time pressure and see every step. Effects that need a kill stay dark here.
Is there a button for the end of a fight?
The Rogue has no execute button in these fights, the rotation stays the same to the end.
Are the numbers in the trainer exact?
Costs, cooldowns and effects of the buttons come from Forever. The damage is a rounded example, and level 60 is not open in the beta yet.
Which gear and talents does the trainer assume?
Combat at level 20: A sword in each hand, 2.6 and 1.8 sec swing, Instant Poison, your Talent Path talents at 20. Combat at level 60: Two swords, 2.7 and 1.8 sec swing, Instant Poison, the Combat Swords build.
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