WoW Gold-The Most Neglected Class
    The last thing I wanted to talk about in this article was the class that gets shafted the most by Blizzard and has almost never gotten the proper attention it needs: Shamans. Every talent tree that a shaman has is lacking in both PvE and PvP right now in WoW.
    Elemental is not really viable in arena outside of 5v5 due to many mobility and lockout issues, and their PvE damage output is less than stellar on the majority of encounters out there.WoW Gold. The only saving grace is their utility and raid buffs, but almost all of that can be attained from other classes.
 Enhancement is another "support" spec that sacrifices damage output in favor of providing raid buffs and group utility in WoW. However, just like Elemental most, if not all, the utility that an enhancement shaman brings can be derived from other classes in a raid. In arena, the only real unique things they bring to the table are snare immunity from the Earthbind totem, and the incredibly annoying spirit wolves. WoW Gold.However, snare immunity does not equate to root or stun immunity, and the wolves, while annoying, are just as CC'able and are only temporary at the end of the day. Players can speak to NPC without any WoW Gold.
    Restoration shamans are by far the weakest and worst PvE healers right now, offering very little in the way of raid healing compared to holy priests and restoration druids, and are far worse tank healers than holy paladins. Resto shamans in arena are also quite weak when compared to the competition simply because they have far less escape, CC, instant-cast healing, and only one weak heal over time. WoW Gold.Although they can perform a variety of functions with interrupts, offensive dispel, and totems, they remain incredibly trainable with very little emergency buttons and teams must learn how to protect their shaman extremely well or else they really won't get far at all.
    Blizzard really needs to give shamans some help in each area for them to even compete for raid spots and arena teams much longer. I can't think of a single good reason to bring a resto shaman to almost any Ulduar hardmode encounter anymore (no, mana tide doesn't really make them worth it), except maybe one resto shaman on Vezax as an earth shield. The DPS spec'd shamans have it equally bad, but most guilds can usually find a spot for one of each (el