What class uses T2 pieces the most?

[Aslan]

Shamans use 3/8 for any fight where their assignement alows them to chainheal. The stat loss is significant but the set bonus is outstanding. Get used to swap out 5/8 T1 maintank healing, 3/8 T2 raidhealing, healpower for short fights, mp5 for trash and long fights all the time. You have an excuse to get prio on those ony bags if you know what you are doing.

Rogues T2 is said to be OP because of the 8/8 but I believe thats mainly due to it having been ridiculously overpowered on feenix (same mangos core). It got adjusted later on and full T2 fell off the table, you would want to get 3/8 for the set bonus asap and for your BiS list iirc there were head if r10 isnt updated by then (better than T2 with the 2 set bonus if you use r10 shoulders > T1), chest, bracers, belt and only pants if you arent r12.

Prot warriors and hunters are the only classes you would see using full T2 afaik.

[The Shortest Path]

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[tunguska]

As a feral druid, fuck t2!

[varth]

Shaman you definitely want 3pc for a while, with bracers and gloves being pretty darn good. It's the 3rd piece where you lose some stats for the bonus.

[Setup]

Priest.

Many priests opt to use t2 over t3 due to the 8pc bonus.

[Undertanker]

I hate the 3/8 bonus for warriors. As a MT, my G1 is pallyx2, warlock, myself and second tank. The dps do not benefit from it and gives me only a very minor tps increase.

[Sayir-x]

if you use it for PvE progression in a healing role you are not optimising, you are trying to look cool.

Nothing else matters when you look cool.

[Handlock]

Resto druids use 3-piece T2 basically forever.

[Tinkertown]

Resto druids use 3-piece T2 basically forever.

Same with priests.

Priests will also tend to keep 8-set for a long time and in their bags even longer, since it is very very good and situationally awesome.

[Undertanker]

Priest 8/8 isnt replaced till 6/9 T3.

Pally 3/8 I like a lot. This allows me to get my needed FR aura and Offtanks while keeping the pally in a safe location.