Doing Deathbringer hardmode the other night (warrior tank) and I'm trying to figure out why it makes for interesting gameplay to have taunts miss. My paladin co-tank apparently has macro'd in to all his abilities a /cancelaura Vigilance so it became immediately apparent when I had a missed Taunt. This got me thinking "what's the point of having them miss in the first place?" It doesn't make any encounter I know of any more interesting, only more of a pain in the ass.


On a completely unrelated note, I got my first unintentional Divine Intervention during heroic Festergut. Hilarity ensued.

I'm going to vote for not interesting gameplay.

At the very least, you should be able to reduce your chance to miss a Taunt to zero if you reduce your chance to miss with a weapon to zero. It's also possible we'll just let them always hit.