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Commentaire de 4956

Go to your main city and these are achievable by turning in thorium shells. These are the equivelent to thorium shells. Very nice for high end boss fight to push out as much dps as possible

Commentaire de 6901

Agreed, these are the primary reason I took up Engineering. DPS is key in the endgame, and you can get 10 stacks of these for about 5g worth of mats. (20 Thorium Bars, 20 Dense Stone).

When playing normally, I'll use Jagged Arrows to save money, but in the high end instances and sometimes battlegrounds, I'll always switch to these.

Commentaire de 6888

Come with BC, you can repair these, making less use of acquiring the materials, be kinda handy.

Commentaire de 6861

actually 1ska, its the 2.0.1 patch that came out today. not BC. :)

/hug

Commentaire de 6888

Even better!

Commentaire de 8694

Easily created by visiting Artilleryman Sheldonore in the Iron Forge Inn and trading 200 Thorium Shells with a repeatable quest http://www.wowhead.com/?quest=7342

Commentaire de Eido

The need for ammunition was removed in October of 2010, for Patch 4.0.1, thus making this item (and all other ammunition) useless.

In the past, Chasseurs were required to devote one of their 4 bag slots to an ammo bag, to store ammunition. Failure to do so would result in the Chasseur being unable to shoot their weapon (Arcs, Arbalètes, Armes à feu) and an error message (I can't remember exactly what it said but I think the durability figure also highlighted the figure weapon in red). Much like regular bags, these ammo bags varied in sizes; however, they could only contain ammunition.

All types of ammunition simply added DPS: the higher level/quality of the ammunition, the more DPS it could add.

As one could imagine, this process was highly expensive and bothersome: Chasseurs had to spend chunks of their money on refilling their ammo bags, sacrifice game-time to refill (even in the middle of raids!) and farm reputation or hunt down various vendors/crafters to acquire the best ammunition. In addition, the ammo bags also required tight management of bag space to accommodate for all these arrows.

Luckily, quality-of-life improvements for Chasseurs arrived in April of 2009, with Patch 3.0.1:

All types of gun and bow ammunition now stack to 1000 (up from 200). All quivers and ammo pouches no longer provide haste. 15% ranged haste is now built into the hunter’s Tir automatique.

Following this change, Blizzard decided to further improve the situation a year later with Patch 4.0.1:

Guns, bows, and crossbows will now do damage without consuming ammunition at all. There will be no more ammo slot on the hunter’s character display. Any ammunition that a hunter has at the time of the change will become gray sellable items. Existing quivers will be converted into large bags. source

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