Marksmanship Hunter raid consumables

The consumables checklist for a Marksmanship Hunter in TBC Classic: 12 lines, each naming what it is before it names the item, and why it is on the list.

What a Marksmanship Hunter brings to a raid

• flask
  Flask of Relentless Assault

  Lasts two hours and survives death. The one buff you never have to re-apply.
• elixir
  Elixir of Major Agility then Elixir of Demonslaying then Elixir of Major Mageblood

  Cheaper than a flask, and you lose it when you die.
• food
  Warp Burger or Grilled Mudfish

  Well-fed. Half an hour, and it goes when you do — eat after a wipe.
• potion
  Haste Potion and Fel Mana Potion

  For mid-fight. Every potion shares one cooldown, so you get few of them.
• ammo
  Hellfire Shot or Felbane Slugs or Warden's Arrow

  Your shots. Turning up without them ends the night early.
• stone
  Adamantite Weightstone then Adamantite Sharpening Stone then Fel Sharpening Stone

  Goes on your weapon. Bring the one your weapon type takes.
• scroll
  Scroll of Agility V and Scroll of Strength V

  A few silver for a small stat buff. Easy to forget, easy to carry.
• food
  Kibler's Bits

  Well-fed. Half an hour, and it goes when you do — eat after a wipe.
• rune
  Demonic Rune or Dark Rune

  Mana back at the cost of health, without spending your potion.
• engineer
  Super Sapper Charge (if Engineer)

  Engineering only. Extra damage nobody else brings.
• engineer
  Goblin Sapper Charge (if Engineer)

  Engineering only. Extra damage nobody else brings.
• drums
  Drums of Battle or Greater Drums of Battle (if Leatherworker)

  Leatherworking only, and it buffs the group around you.

From Wowhead’s Hunter DPS guide — a recommendation, not something this site measured. Skipping one is not a mistake; the list is deliberately thorough. Every name opens Wowhead.

How to read it

This checklist is not something this site measured. It is transcribed from Wowhead's own Hunter DPS guide, and it is a recommendation: 12 lines, 23 items, covering flask, elixir, food, potion, ammo, stone, scroll, rune, engineer, drums. Each line says what the thing IS before it names the item, because the question a Marksmanship Hunter arrives with is "why am I carrying this" rather than "what is it called".

Where a line offers several items joined by or, any one of them satisfies it; then means the second is the fallback when the first is out of reach. A flask lasts two hours and survives death, so it is the one buff a damage dealer never re-applies mid-night; battle and guardian elixirs are cheaper and go when you do. Every potion in the game shares one cooldown, which is why the list names few of them.

Skipping one is not a mistake — the list is deliberately thorough, and a night with the flask and the food is most of the way there. Every name opens Wowhead. The raid gear checker on this site reads the same guide when it asks whether a raider turned up buffed.