Hunters are a focused DPS class. Our job is to consistently shell out as much DPS as possible while the tank (our pet when we are by ourselves) distracts, harasses and keeps the mob focused on them. We have a wide range of attacks and abilities that help us accomplish this task. We accomplish our role of providing consistent DPS by using one of the three talent trees:

A BM Hunter has an almost symbiotic relationship with their pet. A Ferocity pet can provide as much as 25% or more of the BM Hunters total DPS. Because a BM Hunter relies on their pet for a good portion of their DPS, pet management and increasing their Attack Power are critical in achieving their full potential about WoW Gold.

The MM Hunter is less focused on the damage that their pet can provide than their BM counterparts to get cheap wow gold. Unlike the BM Hunter, the Marksman Hunter focuses on their individual performance. Using a combination of Agility, Attack Power, precision and mana efficiency to provide superior DPS to get cheap wow gold, MM Hunters typically view their pets attacks and abilities as added bonus.

The SV Hunter has relationship with their pets that is similar to the MM Hunter. However, there are some differences with how each are played. For example, where the MM Hunter is almost purely focused on individual performance, the SV Hunter divides their attention between providing mana replenishment to the party, while being able to consistently string together one explosive critical strike after another. SV Hunters accomplish this amazing feat by focusing on increasing their Agility and Critical Strike Rating about WoW Gold.

You might be wondering all this talk about Agility, Attack Power, Critical Strike Rating, etc... Well let us take a look at these important Hunter stats and what they mean to the Hunter.