Originally Posted by Dolalin (Post 2791341)

Enchanter in the end game has one job: cast VoG over and over.

Originally Posted by ScaringChildren (Post 2791342)

Wizard is pretty boring.

Being able to destroy a mob at 50% with one spell is cool, but it gets old fast when it's your only method of killing.

Rogue is similar, but it seems more engaging somehow and getting those massive backstabs are satisfying.

Originally Posted by Valrok (Post 2793737)

Accounting is super boring

Originally Posted by Dolalin (Post 2791341)

Enchanter in the end game has one job: cast VoG over and over.

Originally Posted by Octopath (Post 2793821)

Curious for a casual twinked player,

Sk or monk more boring?

Originally Posted by Baylan295 (Post 2791912)

People always say all you do is buff as an enc, but that hasn’t been my experience. I often bind sight targets/pullers, goalie, charm pretty much everywhere but VP and ToV. And if you want to do more, you can - get a shield of the immaculate to do disease cures, get involved with the pull team (DA earring FTW).

Originally Posted by Servant (Post 2792365)

I just don't get that. Druids have 1 spell to cast for healing, plus a buff or 2 that adds regen. Clerics have CH, Remedy, Divine Light, Celestial Elixir, Mark of Karn, Word of Restoration, and Heroic Bond as healing options alone, along with a better root and amazing stuns. Druids do 2 things on a raid - buffs and spot heals, and spot healing is not nearly as much of a pressure cooker as being in a CH chain, where literally a 1 second delay in your cast could mean the entire raid wipes, with the blame clearly attributable to the fail cleric.

To each their own I guess, but it really puzzles me that anyone would claim it's more fun to main heal as a druid. I've seen many a cleric that seemingly only used CH and the occasional remedy on caster, and that would be boring, but that's a self-limitation, not an intrinsic limitation of the class.