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Commanding Shout is a core warrior ability learned at level 68. It increases the maximum health of all party members within range by 10%. It does not stack with your own [Battle Shout], however if there is another warrior in your party doing Battle Shout the different shouts will stack.

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  • Commanding Shout
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  • Commanding Shout is a core warrior ability learned at level 68. It increases the maximum health of all party members within range by 10%. It does not stack with your own [Battle Shout], however if there is another warrior in your party doing Battle Shout the different shouts will stack.
Level
  • 68(xsd:integer)
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buff dur
  • 3600.0
Cast Time
  • Instant
buff desc
  • Stamina increased by 10%.
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  • CommandingShoutTCG.jpg
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  • 1.5
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Name
  • Commanding Shout
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  • Utility
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Description
  • Increases the Stamina of all party and raid members within 100 yards by 10% for 1 hour. Targets may only have one Shout active on them per Warrior.
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  • Commanding Shout is a core warrior ability learned at level 68. It increases the maximum health of all party members within range by 10%. It does not stack with your own [Battle Shout], however if there is another warrior in your party doing Battle Shout the different shouts will stack.
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