The fact that tanks also had higher base damage for a while there didn’t hurt, either.

But again, most of all just be confident in your abilities to hold threat and learn as you tank, learn which mobs do what and what that requires other people to do, you are the leader.It happened in Classic, it happened during The Burning Crusade, it happened in Wrath and only once we started seeing Vengeance in Cataclysm did we see it fade to a degree, and it wasn’t until the full rollout of higher tanking threat once Vengeance went away did it cease to be an issue.

If you go slow when the group can clearly handle faster pulls, that’s also bad. Every group is different, you need to read the group and see the speed they are going at, there is no one tank method that is best, if you go fast while the group is a slower group, that’s bad. You don’t have to do it every pull but on pulls you notice you have a higher death rate of party members cause the augurs aren’t interrupted for example in Atal’Dazar. Other little side note, set up keybindings for marking stuff (Esc->Keybindings->Target Markers) and get in the habit. It’s your job to watch where they are and know where they are when you pull. Get a grasp of how a lot of dungeon mechanics work together by doing, and reading the dungeon journal. At some point every dungeon has been ran without anybody knowing it. Honestly the best advice is to just be confident, too many tanks go into dungeons and are worried about learning as they tank.

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