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Kommentar von GinjaNinja

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Heroic... Cookie's Tenderizer...
This is the best.

Kommentar von rebellion991

A crazy cook DW this is coming towards you and wants to smack you to pieces. What do you do?

A) Run for your life
B) Tank him
C) Cookie ?
edit:typo

Kommentar von GinjaNinja

Also, one handed? Str + Stam? Hit and Mastery? Mastery gives tanks block?
Tanking weapon.
Yes, a dps weapon too... but I play a tank. I want this.

Kommentar von intuit

Best in slot pre-raid warrior/paladin tanking weapon.

Kommentar von 454553

Enchants do not show up on this. At least the crappy healing one I tried.

Kommentar von 481166

This weapon also has a phenominal 2.8 speed

Kommentar von Murakuchi

Due to the speed it is possible this is a better OH for an enhance shaman than an agility one, it is perfect except for the strength.

Edit: Confirmed, this weapon is an enh shamans wet dream.

Kommentar von 29399

It irks me slightly that the best blue tanking weapon including my dwarf racial is a rolling pin.

I guess I'll just have to use my 'Chef' title and go about town with the Chef's Hat too.

Kommentar von 135399

An absolute dream come true for Enhancement shammys.

The 2.80 speed and monster top end DMG is perfect for stormstriking, Ofcourse, that paired with Mastery, and hit which is always needed.

You get the same amount of Attack power from the Strength on this thing, but you will lose about 1% crit over a Agility main hand, effecting flurry uptime, but not significently enough to count this out as a excellent weapon.

I would, and am personally using this over an agility main hand, and hit like a bloody truck atm.

Sanc X0X0

Kommentar von 723275

This item is definately better than Smite's Reaver or Axe of the Eclipse, and also if unfortunately does not show on your character while its "holstered".

Kommentar von 119299

Would go very well with This. Great new weapons for DW Deathknights and both dropping from the same instance is also very convenient if you're lucky enough to get both on one run
EDIT: Or just look badass DW two heroic rolling pins

Kommentar von 584528

Extremely good for both prot tanking specs. Mastery is the stat to stack for tanks at the start of this expansion (at least until the unhittable 102.4% is reached), and of the four strength one-handers with Mastery this one holds the distinction of having an unusual 2.8 swing speed. Most likely 2nd BiS for pre-raid assuming you're not an Orc, in which case you'll want the Axe of the Eclipse as 2nd BiS. Elementium Fang with Mastery and Parry is probably BiS pre-raid, as threat is quite easy at the moment.

Kommentar von intuit

Maybe you didn't notice that it's 2.8 speed. Mastery is also just as useful, if not more useful than parry/dodge for warrior and paladins (esp paladins at this point, i'd think). Only reason anyone would take the fang over this is because this has hit. I don't see the small amount of hit as such a negative, esp after reforging part of it.

Both weapons have their strengths. I had both early on in cata, but I can tell you I got MUCH more use out of the rolling pin!

Kommentar von 168990

2.8 vs 2.6 is not going to be a noticeable loss in rage for warrior tanks. The higher top-end damage will be quite noticeable though. If you are low on rage it is probably because you use your rage dump too often (heroic strike).

Kommentar von Murakuchi

As of Cataclysm shamans get 2 AP from agility and only 1 from strength, but the speed more than makes up for the loss of AP

Also, its better in the offhand due to lava lash.

Kommentar von 757458

How much do you favor the Dwarf racial? Is this THE best is slot pre-raid tanking weapon for Dwarf tanks?

Or would you still rather have the Elementium Fang?

Kommentar von 533031

I would think it would go even better with it's self, since it's not Unique-Equipped

Kommentar von Lindentree

Given that threat is not a concern for tanks at the moment, strength weapons with mastery and one threat stat are beaten out by agility weapons with mastery and one threat stat. So this is not 2nd BiS, but rather 6th, after

Elementium Fang (naturally),
Elementium Gutslicer (agi, hit, mastery),
Ravening Slicer and Thief's Blade (agi, haste, mastery),
and the Axe of the Eclipse (strength, but 98 mastery compared to Cookie's 86).

Kommentar von 782092

As of the latest patch (4.0.6?), this no longer looks like a rolling pin in game. Instead, it looks like a more menacing club with spikes coming out of it.

It does, however, still show up as a rolling pin on the armory, but I assume that'll change soon.

Kommentar von kaze950

Who else but Blizzard would change a funny, unique model into something generic.

Kommentar von 4490

Fail spiky mace is fail.

Kommentar von Falrinn

I highly doubt this is a bug. More then likely they decided that such a good heroic weapon shouldn't have what is essentially a joke model.

Anyways, the new model is actually fairly unique, it's only shared with one other weapon in the entire game. Hardly generic.

Kommentar von sadison

What a bad idea to change the graphic on this mace - Blizz did you really hear compliants on the look of a rolling pin? Why take the fun out of the game? This game is becoming less amusing day by day.

Kommentar von intuit

The elementium fang is better for pure survival. No one's disputing that, lol. But the gain in survival is absolutely trivial compared to a decent gain in dps/tps. Lots of tanks love to talk about how threat and dps is an absolute non-issue (these are, almost always, tanks who are more casual or doing low-end content), but it's definitely not completely useless. There are still threat-sensitive situations out there (mainly initial pickups), and because of this there are plenty of tanks out there who will judge a BiS item by overall usefulness (survivability and threat), ESP when talking about a weapon.

The avoidance gain is extremely tiny, yet the threat/dmg boost is noticable.

btw, I'm not a paladin. I play a warrior who's tanked bleeding-edge content for years now, and I almost always take a pretty significant boost to threat/dmg on a weapon over an extremely tiny boost to avoidance. Only exceptions are insanely hard-hitting bosses, which are usually only found in much higher-end content than you'd be tanking in blue 5man gear (and we might not see much of these anymore anyway, since insane tank damage isn't what blizz wants). I farmed both of these weapons and kept them both until I got my first epic tank weapon. Tanks should always keep more than 1 item to use in different situations.

Kommentar von synz1976

I agree. What is the point of taking one of the best ideas EVER for a weapon and turning it into just another mace? I mean it was a rolling pin! A very leet rolling pin that was never in the game and now it is like any other mace. Blizzard should of left it the way it was!

Also I do not care if there is only one other mace like this in the game... that is the whole problem! It is a use model from Wrath of the Lich King! There was not another version of the rolling pin in the game! (Well except the normal version)

Kommentar von 545776

They took away my rolling pin. And they replaced it with a Wrath model. A WRATH MODEL. /anguish

Kommentar von Pointblank

A blue post from http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/1695060194#16 explains the change in graphic.

Cookie’s Tenderizer is a rather unique item indeed... Currently it is considered a pre-raiding best-in-slot item and therefore we feel it important that it can be sheathed and that any enchants on it are shown, which is something that currently isn't possible with the rolling pin model. It would take quite a bit of work to make the rolling pin work properly, so although the model for the heroic version has been changed, one should never dismiss the possibility that we may see the rolling pin model return.

If you are interested in this item just for the rolling pin looks, you can still get the non-heroic version: Krümels Nudelholz

Kommentar von Dreadmight

While the model of the weapon has (sadly) changed, it still has the associated sound when attacking of the rolling pin, ie wooden clunking.

Kommentar von 956374

I haven't tried it myself but i imagine you can transmog this model to the old one no?
edit: or any other 1h mace for that matter if it tickles your fancy.

Kommentar von 162742

Cookie got a bad deal when he went to West-Mart; instead of getting a replacement for his rolling pin, he got a hammer with spikes growing out of it in odd-places. Not too good for tenderizing, or even rolling dough.

Kommentar von Quetzelcoatl

You could definitely tenderize more than food with this...

Kommentar von stevetl

Ok, so I want this to transmog onto Pero'than's Gavel. The gavel is one hand, so that should work. Cookie's Tenderizer is the same model as Totemic Purification Rod, which I can buy from the Kalu'ak QM, having grinded my way to exalted with them. BUT Totemic Purification Rod is main-hand, so I can't use it as a transmog model for a one hand item. Obviously that's a sham, if Cookie's Tenderizer and Totemic Purification rod are the same model. I don't particularly feel like grinding Deadmines just for a transmog model.

What gives, Blizz? If it works, let us transmog it....

Kommentar von 1018940

I think the icon of the item should be something else. Because now it looks like a thread and it is confusing.

Kommentar von LorB

The changed model makes me sad. :(

Bring back the rolling pin!

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