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Quote (Myrddrall9 @ Sun, 9 Nov 2008, 12:54)

Myrddrall9’s PvM Fury Druid Guide

IntroductionTomb reaver- Ideally this would be eth (it is only worth using in either case if it has 3 sockets), though it can work non-eth as well. The only problem with this weapon is its price; they are very rare weapons and are used for PvP druids as well. Stick with the ribcracker if you are on a budget. If you get one of these socket it with a Zod and 2 15 IAS/15 Resistance jewels. If you are using a non-eth one use a Lo and 2 15/15’s. Shaels can be substituted but chances are if you can afford one of these, you can afford the jewels.

Quote (jspsession @ Sat, Jan 17 2009, 07:01pm)

i found non-eth 2os tomb reaver last night. I was using a non-eth bonehew with two shaels in.
My question is:
1. Assuming that i put two shaels in that tomb reaver, do both weapons have the same 5 frame?
2. Assuming that i put two shaels in that tomb reaver, my bonehew becomes the better option with higher dmg?
2. What would you recommend to put in those 2 sockets of non-eth tomb reaver?

fyi:
tomb reaver (110-501, 234ed)
bonehew(113-587, 305ed)

Plz. advise.
thx.

Quote (Myrddrall9 @ Sun, 18 Jan 2009, 09:07)

Or you could put 2 40/15's in there for a 4 frame fury (2 shaels work too).

EDIT:5 frames with a 40/15 and a Lo is possible as well.

Quote (jspsession @ Sat, Jan 17 2009, 07:51pm)

Thank you for your advice.

In either case, tomb reaver would be better than bonehew?

Quote (Myrddrall9 @ Wed, 21 Jan 2009, 10:58)

I'd put 2 40/15's in it and use the tomb