Well, this puts protection Warriors in a fairly unique situation as far as I'm aware. With this, there are actually 4 Minor glyphs that are good for tanking.

Glyph ofBloodrage, Glyph of Charge and Glyph of Thunder Clap together with this glyph are all desirable. I'm guessing the Thunder Clap glyph will be the one biting the dust, but I will keep thinking when bad situations happen that "Gee, if I still had my Thunder Clap glyph, that dps might not have been smooshed".

On the other side of the spectrum, I still only have 2 minor glyphs on my Mage. There simply aren't anything worthwhile to put in the third slot.

:(

Комментарий от Repon

Mats goes for 2g on AH/vendor. Glyph goes for 125g on AH. Jippii

Комментарий от 337346

Glyphs happen first, and then talents.
Commanding Shout has a 2 minute duration.
With the Glyph, it is now a 4 minute duration.
With Booming Voice, it increases by 50%, which is another 2 minutes, for a total of 6 minutes.

With just the glyph, it's 4 minutes.
With just the talent, it's 3 minutes.

Комментарий от 33684

It seems, as it does in many cases in this game, it comes down to preference.

Charge -
Pros: Extra range on chasing down runners, getting back faster to the boss after a knockback or repositioning.
Cons: Isn't terribly useful on bosses where you don't have to do a lot of moving.

Bloodrage -
Pros: Worry free use of bloodrage on cooldown.
Cons: Only saves you 1300 health every 60 seconds as someone pointed out.

Thunderclap -
Pros: Substantially larger TC radius, great for multiple mob packs.
Cons: Isn't useful for single boss, single target encounters.

Command:
Pros: Frees up a GCD, less worry of it falling off.
Cons: It's only one global cooldown every 2 or 3 minutes(depending on if you spec'd booming voice)

Personally I think I'd stick to the classic 3. With booming voice Commanding Shout is 3 minutes, which for me isn't too bad. While a 6 minute CS would rock, I feel it's more of a luxury glyph while the other glyphs are possible deal breakers in specific situations.

Комментарий от Hyle

Another thing to consider if you are raiding the t10 4p set bonus makes Bloodrage glyph useless and gives you some mitigation when using Bloodrage.

Комментарий от Caneyn

Come Mists of Pandaria, it seems the item ID for this is switching over to Glyph of Thunder Strike.

The glyph will change a warrior's Thunderclap to cause lightning to strike all around him, similar to the old animation for the Druid's Hurricane.

Комментарий от PriestessAur

In Mists of Pandaria this glyph has changed.

OLD: Glyph of Command - Increases the duration by 2 min and area of effect by 50% of your Commanding Shout.
NEW: Glyph of Thunder Strike - Your Thunder Clap visual includes a lightning strike.

Комментарий от Meloric

For extra annoyingness, be sure to macro 'Here comes the thundah!' to this glyphed attack.

Комментарий от Veralann

Am I the only one who sees the tooltip for this glyph in my inscription window stating it applies to both Protection as well as Arms specs?

Комментарий от Jorvalt

What really annoys me about this glyph is the fact that the lightning doesn't come from clouds or anything. It literally comes from nowhere. If you look up or zoom out far enough, you can easily see that, and it bothers me.

Комментарий от Dust

Very first use: hmm kinda cool.
Third use: ehh...
Fifth use: yea this is annoying. /remove

Комментарий от Nappz

I can't apply the glyph anymore as of 8.0.1

It opens the spellbook and just activates Thunder Clap instead of applying the glyph.

Комментарий от Warregory

As of pre-patch 10.0.0, this glyph cannot be used if you are Arms or Fury despite Thunder Clap existing for every Warrior spec now.

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