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Kommentar von Groucho

If you plan on doing ANYTHING in Bear Form, get this talent seriously.

For PvP, it has obvious uses with catching up to enemy players when you're slowed, and it roots them for a while as well.

For PvE, it's useful for catching runners, and if you're tanking a boss that knocks you back, you can charge back at them in midair and regain aggro that much faster. Also, it looks really really cool. Rocket bears are awesome.

Kommentar von 9250

First I'd like to second the rocket bear comment, they are indeed awesome.

Second, this talent works very well with the talent furor in the balance tree. Furor gives you 10 rage on shapeshifting, which allows you to use feral charge as soon as you're a bear, which is useful for catching people, or by creative targeting, escaping a sticky situation.

Kommentar von 10602

To second the escape comment, this talent is great when flag carrying. Often you'll be swamped and shifting out to remove will mean certain death from warrior, rogue and hunter. So insted, take a look up, select yonder hunter and charge!

Kommentar von WildW

If you are speccing feral, get this talent. There are allways other talents where you can spend 1 less point in rder to get this.

Kommentar von 24712

You can also try Bear Bombing.

Let's say you're in Flight Form, cruising along, and you see a prospective enemy on the ground. What you do is get right above them, and then shift out of Flight Form, into Bear Form, and Feral Charge their ass when you're in range. You will have a few seconds where they're unresponsive due to their brains trying to muddle through surprise and register what just happened to them. Take advantage of the element of surprise and destroy them in the most efficient way you have.

One of my guildmates in particular finds endless joy in ganking unsuspecting Allies through this method.

Kommentar von Thottbot

Better than charge =(

Kommentar von Thottbot

Anyone else having difficulty getting this ability to work correctly? Although I have only used this periodically, it doesn't appear that the "stun effect" is working for me. The spell interrupt effect seems to be working. I'm wondering, does the stun effect only work when an enemy is casting a spell? If others are attacking the enemy does that break the stun? A couple of times it seems it actually stunned me instead -- which is really odd.

Overall I haven't had much use for this talent. The range restriction is a real pain, since most of the time I want to use it I'm too close, forcing me to back up in order to charge (and potentially drawing more mobs in the process). This ability would be infinitely more useful without the dead spot. As it is, I personally don't think its worth the 1 talent point. If you're feral specc'd (as I am) there are better places to spend your talent points. And if you aren't feral specc'd, it's definitely not worth spending 11 talent ponits to get this.

UPDATE:

Okay, now that I've had a chance to play with this more I need to revise my post. This ability IMMOBILIZES the enemy, it doesn't "stun" them. Basically it roots them in place for a few moments and interrupts any spell being cast. This ability is in fact very useful for chasing down runners and as a quick interrupt for pesky spellcasters who are raining down spells from a distance. I use this ability quite a bit now that I understand how it works and I have a better feel for the distance I need to use it. If you go feral and especially if you plan to bear form a lot, drop a talent point here. It's actually a pretty useful talent once you get the hang of it.

Kommentar von Thottbot

Druids can Zooom too?

Hooray for our furry friends! :D

Kommentar von Thottbot

just one of the most usefull druid�s skill

avoid enemys form moving
olny ability to interupt spells (since bahs hast 1 min cd an there are way better uses of this)
f** a mage :P

if you got pvp set 15% faster move you acn do this:

charge, move, root without the enemy beeing able to interrupt (warriors/rouge)

or if you lost aggro. just charge and with the immobilzing effect you can draw aggro quite easy again.

a must have... not jsut for feral but also resto.. a balance wouldnt have enough points i think

Kommentar von Thottbot

Can someone please tell me how i can get this
spell... thanks

Kommentar von Thottbot

note the immoblize time durance, this move actually allow you to immoblize them, shiftout and then cast entangled root on an enemy.

Kommentar von Thottbot

whit this spell druid could charge stupid hunter runners
YAY! THEY dont get a chance to get away.

Kommentar von Thottbot

Well technicaly u have to be in combat mode..lol 5 rage (except the rage increasing thingy)

Kommentar von Thottbot

Does Feral Charge happen everytime that you attack an enemy?

Kommentar von Thottbot

To sum it up this is a great skill, a great talent very low on the feral tree.

Costs 5 rage to use, has a 15 second cooldown and you need to be in a range of 8-25 yards away from your target to use it.

What happens is that you move very fast to your target, immoblize them for 4 seconds (meaning they cant move), and interrupts any spell casting and prevents that school of magic being cast for 4 seconds. (Yes I tested this with a friend and it is correct)

There are multiple tricks with this ability;

Against shadow priests, when you need to heal, charge them when they are casting mind blast or mind flay, shift out of bear form and use regrowth, they won't be able to use silence or fear because they are shadow spells.

Against rogues and warriors, use feral charge, move out of their melee range as you shift out of bear, and cast entangling roots before the feral charge effect wears off. Now you are free to heal or use some balance spells, or even go into cat form and wait 6 seconds to go out of combat and stealth.

Also against rogues and warriors you can charge, go out of bear form and their melee range and do a fast regrowth+rejuvenation, and shift into bear form without taking damage in caster form if you are quick enough.

When escaping from 2 or more enemies, you can charge the person that is the farthest behind, and quickly go into travel form and run the opposite direction as you were running in the first place, this way you avoid whoever is getting close to you with sprint or something similiar.

Mages usually blink when charged, and this can be used to your advantage. Charge, let them blink, shift into travel form and run the opposite direction of the one they blinked. This can be used to get away from the mages spells to heal a little, or just to escape.

Remember, Furor is a must if you have Feral Charge!

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5 Wut	8 - 25 Meter Reichweite

Spontanzauber	15 sek. Abklingzeit

Lässt Euch einen Feind attackieren, seine Bewegung stoppen und 4 sec lang jegliches Zauberwirken unterbrechen.

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