Rogue / Mage / Priest - Arguably the most "skillful" comp of TBC and still a very popular one in EU and Asia WoW power leveling. Although RMP can do very quick swaps with amazing burst potential, they can also peel extremely hard if needed to prolong a game. However, WoW Or that said, many RMP matches come down to the RMP spamming about 90 cool downs in the first 15 seconds of the match in order to get a kill, as RMP largely revolves around the initial momentum with the rogue's cool downs along with the mage's. I'm no expert on RMP mirrors either, but I know SK EU didn't mirror SK Asia with RMP for a reason and I think it's because they hate RMP mirrors and how much RNG is involved with them WoW power leveling, not because they felt like a worse RMP. So when arguably the best RMP in Europe doesn't want to mirror match another RMP on a tournament, what does that say about the ?

Recto Shaman / Warlock / Hunter - Lay down about 80 yards of frost trap, spam blood lusted fears, lock and load explosive shot spam, and poop on rogues and warlock pets in two seconds flat. But it's a shaman so it must take more skill than paladin comps, right?

So what happened, exactly? How did rogue v. rogue go from a skilled and finesse-based match up to one that all comes down to RNG and random predictions? Sorry to end with a somewhat rhetorical question, but it's sincere and I'd like to hear some rogue's opinions on these rogue duels that I've been watching a lot of lately. Buying WoW power leveling is not an easy job.