The class you choose will depend on what function you want to perform within the group. There are several classes specific to each role: Tank: Tanks are the players with a lot of armor and hit points that take all the damage on them when fighting several mobs at once or a very powerful mob (bosses or elites). Choose: Protection Warriors Blood Death Knights Protection Paladins Guardian Druids. Brewmaster Monks. Vengeance Demon Hunters. DPS (damage per second): Damage dealers, as the name implies, are players who are responsible for dealing damage in the group. It is almost always abbreviated as DPS (Damage per second) or DPSer in-game. DPS can be separated into two large groups: Those who do damage mostly to nearby enemies, or, as we call, enemies in melee range. Those who do damage to enemies usually from a far distance. Types of Ranged DPS: Balance Druids. Beast Mastery and Marksmanship Hunters. Arcane, Fire, and Frost Mages. Shadow Priests. Elemental Shamans. Affliction, Destruction, and Demonology Warlocks. Types of Melee DPS: Frost and Unholy Death Knights. Enhancement Shamans. Feral Druids. Havoc Demon Hunters. Retribution Paladins. Assassination, Outlaw and Subtlety Rogues. Survival Hunters. Fury and Arms Warriors. Windwalker Monks Healer: A healer is a character whose primary combat purpose is to heal friendly creatures or give them defensive buffs. Priests, Druids, Paladins, Monks, and Shamans can all serve as healers. Healers are typically the second most in-demand role for a dungeon or a raid, after tanks. Choose: Discipline and Holy Priests Restoration Druids. Holy Paladins Restoration Shamans. Mistweaver Monks.
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One-sentence summary -- Consider who you want to be within a party.

Q: You can make a very simple bunny ears hat with just a paper plate, some pens, and some scissors. First you need to find a paper plate. You might have some of these in the kitchen, but they are easily available in stores. When you have your plate, place it upside down on the floor. Starting from the inside edge of the crinkled rim, draw two ears in pen. You should be drawing into the middle part of the plate. The ears should stop about an inch inside the crinkled rim on the opposite side of the plate to where you started drawing. When you are happy with the basic outline, you can decorate or colour them in. Try drawing a section inside the ears and colouring it pink. Now you need to carefully cut around the outside of the ears. Be sure not to cut the part where the base of the ears joins the rim of the plate. Then cut along the inside of the crinkled rim of the plate, so that just the ears are left attached to the rim. Fold up your bunny ears so they are pointing up. Now slip on your new bunny ears hat.
A: Get hold of a paper plate. Draw the ears. Cut out the ears.

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Intern Highlight your experience and training on your resume. Search job listing sites for open bookkeeping positions. Contact a temp agency while you search for a full-time job. Secure multiple freelance jobs if you can't find a full-time position.

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