Should always have Icy Talons as a DK tank for 2 reasons.ġ. Subversion isnt needed, more of dk aggro is from icy touch Scent of Blood is useless as a tank as you generate so much already from Icy Touch and Death Strikes Rune Tap generates a lot of hp and shouldnt be neglected at all Spell Deflection is a pretty good boost of magic resist when it procs against breaths on Sindragosa and such. This blood tank is pretty wrong imo, It should look more like this:
Death Strike is used to generate Death Runes for spam and a bit of self-heal.>. Icy Touch is for more aggro-generation. → Plague Strike → Heart Strike → Heart Strike → Heart Strike Weapon – Rune of the Stoneskin Gargoyle. 
Boots – Enchant Boots – Tuskarr’s Vitality. Gloves – Enchant Gloves – Armsman or Heavy Borean Armor Kit. Bracers – Enchant Bracers – Major Stamina. Cloak – Enchant Cloak – Mighty Armor or Enchant Cloak – Titanweave. Shoulder – Greater Inscription of the Gladiator. Head – Arcanum of the Stalwart Protector. Red: Nightmare Tear x1 or Regal Dreadstone x1. They are used to reach the required stat caps. Gems are situational and depend on the build and equipment. Bosses hit slow and hard, so it won’t be as useful as it could be. Now Mark of Blood may seem like worth it, but it’s not. But the Rune Tap heal isn’t that much, 1 healer will do the same with 1 direct healing spell easily and that spell reflect isn’t that much practical too. Subversion is optional, you could take Rune Tap or Spell Deflection. 4 talent points are left and I suggest to spend them for Dancing Rune Weapon and 3/3 Morbidity or get 3/3 Scent of BloodĪctually, Scent of Blood is needed minimum 1/3, rest you can spend somewhere else if you think it’s better. This is a core build for a Death Knight main tank. The guide includes Talents, Glyphs, Gems, Enchantments, Add-ons, Gameplay & Skill rotation tips. In this guide, you will learn about playing a Blood Death Knight in a raid. Welcome to the Blood Death Knight Tank guide for World of Warcraft Wrath of the Lich King 3.3.5a.
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