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The subject of this article was removed from World of Warcraft in patch 1.11.0.
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- Lieutenant Commander's Pursuit
- 1944 Armor
+78 Agility
+144 Stamina - +24 Dodge
+38 Critical Strike
Equip: Reduces the focus cost of your Arcane Shot by 2. - Lieutenant Commander's Pursuit (6 pieces)
[Knight-Lieutenant's Chain Boots]
[Knight-Lieutenant's Chain Gauntlets]
[Knight-Captain's Chain Hauberk] [Knight-Captain's Chain Leggings] [Lieutenant Commander's Chain Helmet] [Lieutenant Commander's Chain Pauldrons]- (2) Set: Increases your parry by 20.
(4) Set: Reduces the cooldown of your Concussive Shot by 1 sec.
(6) Set: +15 Stamina. - Combined stats.
Lieutenant Commander's Pursuit was an Alliance six-piece PvP-Rare Hunter set. Various pieces were available for purchase at Ranks 7, 8 and 10 from Captain Dirgehammer, located in the Champions' Hall of Stormwind. This set is no longer available and was replaced by Lieutenant Commander's Pursuance, however, items from either set contribute toward the bonuses of both sets.
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The first of the PVP reward sets to the Alliance Hunters, this is a Rare-Quality Hunter Set which gives a good balance of Agility, Stamina and Critical chance boost. It is used primarally, naturally, for PvP, but can be quite useful in PvE and sometimes in raid, especially to Survival Hunters.
In the past, this was one of the two Hunter PVP sets. The Rare-Quality Hunter Set was called Lieutenant Commander's Pursuit, while the Epic-quality set was called the Field Marshal's Pursuit.
In 1.11 the two duplicate names were changed and both PvP set rewards were empowered. The Rare-quality set was renamed Pursuance while the Epic set is now simply called Pursuit (to avoid confusion and duplicate names). While the Epic gear will automatically rescale with the coming patch, players will need to re-purchase (and if necessary, reattain their old rank) in order to enjoy from the new Pursuance items that are significantly more powerful.
Gallery[]
Night elf female wearing Lieutenant Commander's Pursuit
Patch changes[]
- Patch 1.11.0 (2006-06-19): Removed.
- Patch 1.4.0 (2005-04-19): Added.
