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Comentario de 109709

As a level 50 shaman i experienced some resists on my earth shock, which most likely means they are partly resistant to nature spells. They are not as resistant as their abit bigger version Jade Ooze, i never hit them once with earth shock, out of 10 tries (maybe i would have hit them if i were a couple higher levels since tehy were yellow to me, while Green Sludge were green level to me).

After about 4 kills of this mob i ended up with 75% misses from earth shock, and after 20 kills i had 13% misses, prolly even less if i had went on any longer.

edit: your level against the mob has definately much to say as to penetrate mobs's resistance. I killed a Jade Ooze that was green to me (l. 47) and i hit it 3 times with earth shock, no misses.

Comentario de Chronicgamer36

Yeah I experienced the same thing on my druid. I speced him to balance, so i tryed to root him but he resisted them alot of the time. So... Probably high nature resist on these guys and the jade oozes too.

Comentario de 1771

yup his nature's resistance resisted my poisons about 40% of the time (Wound II)

Comentario de kojiroh

These things have high resistance to nature spells. My L48 ele shammy's lightning bolt can only hit them around 200-250 damage, which hits around 350-400 normally. Not the mention that almost all of my earth shocks do no damage at all. So I'd say they have about 60% nature resistance.
Here's how I deal with them: I enchant my weapon with flametongue, drop a windfury totem, a strength of earth totem and a magma totem on the ground and cast flame shock whenever I can. If I were a balance druid, then I would spam moonfire since it's an arcane school spell, not nature.

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