How many WARCRAFT BUFFs are there How many BUFFS are there in each class of World of Warcraft?

In the wild, I know that there is a dragon head, a haka head, FWD has a night dragon breath attribute plus 5% crit plus 5%, and 3 buffs for tribute, and 50 things in the Cursed Land, fire resistance on the black.

I'm too lazy to do those stickers.

Anyway, the maximum buff for a person is 16 like.

5% Force Minzhi:

Druid: Mark of the Wild.

Warrior Monk: Imperial Inheritance.

Paladin: Blessing of the King.

10% stamina.

Priest: Mantra: Tenacity.

Warlock: Imp: Blood Pact (Passive).

Warrior: Command Roar.

10% Attack Strength.

Hunter: Strike Aura (Passive).

Warrior: Battle Cry.

Death Knight: Winter's Horn.

10% attack speed.

Thief: Swift Blade (passive).

Shaman Enhancement: Rage Release (Passive).

10% Ability Power.

Mage: Arcane Wisdom.

Shaman: Burning Fury (passive).

Warlock: Dark Intent.

5% Spell Haste.

Shadow Priest: Shadow Form (Passive).

Balanced Druid: Wildbeast form (passive).

Elemental Shaman: Elemental Oath (passive).

5% Critical Hit. Mage: Arcane Wisdom.

Guardian, Wild Druid: Leader of the Herd in Bear and Cat Form (Passive) Windswept Warrior Monk: White Tiger Legacy.

xx point mastery.

Shaman: The grace of the wind (passive).

Paladin: Blessing of Strength.

All of the above can be provided by the Hunter's pet.

Now there are only 8 of them.

Each class can provide a certain buff, and now the overlap is very high, so I won't list them all.

For example, critical hits can be provided by mages, warrior monks, and bears.

Install a plug-in and know everything.

There are a total of 8 kinds of buffs, and each buff can actually be provided by different classes, and I can't tell you about it, so can the LR baby.

Mage 40 Intelligence.

xd claw all attributes.

14, All Resistances.

Endurance 79 spirit.

50ss summons all the spirit of the dog.

40lr generally opens a strong strike aura.

10 percent pit stop AP.

Elemental S has an Elemental Oath.

5 percent spell crit, and totems, etc.

ZQS plus 5 percent physical bursts.

AM plus 3 percent hits. There is also back to blue.

xd plus 5% Critical Strike Aura.

YD 5% physical crit, as does Rage ZS.

GLR is now 10 people, 2 ** is fine. 1 t. A buglr.

The buff refers to the skills that you will, and the skills that can bring buffs to the team, the king of knights, etc., the debuff refers to the harmful buffs that are blamed on you

Found the official explanation for posting it for you to see:

Game vocabulary. The word buff has two main meanings in the game: one refers to the various types of magic in the buff system, which is mostly popular in d&D running groups and online games, and usually refers to adding a magic to a character that can enhance their own abilities. In this sense, the antonym of buff is debuff, which refers to the magic effects of various debuffs that your opponent gives you, reducing your attributes and abilities, such as Warlock's Fatigue Curse, Elemental Curse, etc.

The official interpretation of Warcraft is that a buff is a beneficial spell cast on a unit an example of a "buff" is the priest's inner fire or shaman's bloodlust.

This means that a buff is a spell that can be used to add a favorable status to a unit. For example, the priest's "fire of the heart" or the shaman's "bloodthirsty".

Farming buffs is to add buffs to tasks, such as priests plus stamina, paladins plus blessings, little Degas claws, etc.

Effects that can bring benefits to oneself or others, such as the tenacity of the priest, the wisdom of the mage, the claws of Xiaode, the bloodlust of the shaman, and the various blessings of the knight.

The buff refers to the buff status, and the debuff refers to the debuff status.

Buff farming refers to using one's class skills to buff teammates. Such as the pastor's patience, spirituality, and dark resistance. The intelligence of the mage. Xiaode's paws, etc.

Add status, depending on your profession, and the state that you can add to others is called a buff

A buff refers to a skill of a specific class, which, when used, increases your stats, and is displayed in the upper right corner of your game window, next to the minimap.

For example, the Priest's Tenacity can increase your stamina by 90 points.

The Knight's Blessing of the King will increase all your attributes by 10% of Xiaode's Claws (Wild Blessing), and all attributes by 25 points.

That's roughly the case, I can't remember the exact value)

Farming buffs means that classes with these skills use the skills on players of other classes to obtain the buffs mentioned above.

You'll understand by playing a few more dungeons.

Warrior: The berserk talent has a 5% critical hit bonus, which does not stack with Xiaode's, and the battle roar adds AP, and there is also a roar of blood.

Hunter. Strong Strike Aura, 10% AP Bonus, Survival Talent, Skill Crit provides a blue buff, Beastmaster, Baby Crit, provides a 3% bonus to the damage of the whole group.

There is also a Wild Guardian. Increases the group's Nature Resistance by 175

Shaman, with the most buffs. Earth Power Totem: Strength Agility Bonus, Fire Tongue Totem, Bonus Strong, Stone Skin Totem, Armor, Air Fury, Cast Speed, Wind Fury Totem, Melee Attack Speed, Fountain of Mana, Return Blue, Fountain of Life, Blood Return, but only one can be inserted into the ground at a time.

Paladin, King. Strength, various auras, priest, resistance, shadow protection.

Warlock ,..Not very clear.

Thief, it doesn't seem to be.

Mage. Intellect. Focus, but focus can only be given to one person.

Virtue, Claw, Wild, 5% Crit, Quail, Cast Crit, DK...ap

All kinds of aura.

If you need to modify the position of the status bar, you need to use a plug-in to modify the interface, because it is easy to cause problems, and it is not easy for novices to set up; So it is recommended that you use some withSkill trigger monitoringEffects of the plugin:

Generally, Bigfoot and Magic Box will integrate this kind of plugin, you just need to click on the plugin manager to find them and use them, the following picture shows Bigfoot's skill trigger monitoring.

Add the ID of the spell you want to monitor in the configuration (generally the plugin will prompt in the spell introduction or go to the Internet to find it), and then you can modify the display place and size in the icon position, how to adjust it depends on your own mood.

Do you want to monitor the buff to make it bigger and more prominent? If I'm not mistaken, the magic box has its own tmw, you tmw to see, if not, go to the next mushroom, you can monitor buffs, debuffs, hot dots, and accessory triggers.

Nexttellmewhen plugin buff monitoring plugin for the wilderness team has a full range of functions you want.

I'm a milky person, and I never rely on feelings when plug-ins.

Nexttellmewhen a very powerful monitoring plugin can monitor everything you want to monitor.

If it's just to monitor the accessories, extracd is also very useful, because you don't need to set it up yourself.

Just take a look at the skill trigger, there are.