Rogues have the excellent ability Evade which lets them DPS their hearts out without getting aggro monks have Feign Death wizards have basically nothing. As such, they cannot afford to put out rogue-level DPS, because they will get aggro and die. Their only means of aggro management is the spell Concussion, which will NOT land on the majority of raid bosses. The problem with wizards is not that they cannot put out damage, but that they cannot manage their aggro. Wizard raid DPS is good, but a rogue is better than a wizard for most raid encounters. I did all of level 59 in a single day in Chardok, it was great.ģ) Their raiding chops are, in my opinion, overrated. The exception is Chardok AE groups from around level 56 onward - if you manage to get a spot in one (demand is high), this is very very fast EXP during a time that most classes struggle for ages to get to 60. Most every EXP group you'll find is going to have an enchanter or a bard doing CC much better than any wizard could hope to.
Tons of classes have abilities to interrupt casters, and tons of classes have roots or snares. People will tell you that a good wizard is an amazing addition to a group because of their ability to crowd control and deal with casters.
Their crowd control ability is also poor. Their DPS output is very poor compared to any melee or pet class.
In terms of level 60 cash camp soloing, they are pretty weak.Ģ) They are sub-par in groups. A small pet peeve of mine is going to one of the few places I can quad at a given level and finding a bunch of non-quadders soloing there when they could be in any of a million other places. The main problem is finding areas to quad that are not already being occupied by quadders and non-quadders. It's not as good as charming on a druid/enc/necro, and it's not as good as AoE kiting on a bard (obviously), but it is nice and easy. Once you can quad-kite, quad-kiting is pretty good EXP.
Some points about wizards:ġ) They are OK soloers (in terms of EXP farming).
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