In your talent tree, there are multiple levels to put talent points in and by putting a certain amount of points in each level, it unlocks the next level to put more talent points in. I termed these levels 'tiers'. So for instance, if you look at the destro talent tree, you will see that the first tier consists of the talents - Bane, Shadow and Flame and Improved Immolate. So for each level or 'tier' I list off which talents to put points in to get the best out of your spec. You will still have points when you are done however, so I mention what other talents are attractive to use the rest of your talent points up (in other talent trees as well).
Gear tiers are different. There are tiers of gear levels (1-10) that are purchasable with certain types of in-game currency (like justice points). The gear does have a major impact on the efficiency and power of your spells, but is not crucial to have to play dungeons - you can do fine in blue gear you get from quests.
As far as increasing your DPS, the main thing is to practice your rotation. Whether you want to beat on the training dummies in the capital cities or just practice on mobs as you level, make sure you get that rotation down. Also, make sure you always have your DoTs up. Immolate and corruption should be on the target all the time. Also make sure the 'improved soul fire' buff is up all the time. As soon as you see the icon disappear, cast soul fire again to keep it up.
Hope this helps :)
- Aaron
--- In World_of_Warcraft_List@yahoogroups.com, Maribeth Schneider <marribeth@...> wrote:
>
> Thank you much :) Ok noob questions here what do you mean by tier 1, 2, etc
> - Alastyr is level 78 so far but has been doing dungeons. He does not have
> tier gear yet if that is what you mean? ;)
>
> What do I need to concentrate on at level 78 to get his dps up?
>
> Maribeth
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