If I could just practice dungeons before running them with real people, I'd be a tank.

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I wish I could just run dungeons on whatever difficulty I want, with bots, before running them with real people. Obviously I wouldn't get loot/xp from practice, but I just want to practice.Expand the dungeon log. Let it show me which dungeons I've practiced, which dungeons I've cleared with people, and which difficulties I've cleared. Put check marks next to each role so I know which one's I've done. I like checklists. I like completing checklists.Give people titles and tmogs and shit for completing the checklist. If someone has completed every role in a dungeon, give them a title like "Hero of the Deadmines" or something.But yeah most of all - I just want to be able to run through a dungeon and understand the layout and mechanics before I gamble on ruining the days of 4 other people. If I was confident in a dungeon first, I'd tank it all day.

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