Rogue with Shaman and Druid ? Hunter with Warrior and Paladin ? Priest with Warlock ? I don ' t know if they could be better but I don ' t know if they ' re perfect . Theyre actually pretty poor flavour wise and in a long term stance they ' re bad mechanically . <| sep |> i just mean realistically they are vehicles they are what they are , they shouldnt level <| sep |> Crop sensor , 550 d to be precise . Cheers <| sep |> It ' s not TV . Nothing broke <| sep |> Ty for the suggestions . But MIF Giovinco is rly better compare to UF Aguero ? <| sep |> The feeling of you solely owning something can occur in a number of situationsIf you ' re the only one who predominantly uses a certain object , like your laptop , then I think that creates a feeling of sole ownership . If someone gives you a gift I think that can evoke a feeling of ownership for that object . Which is why there are those ownership cases on the court shows like Judge Judy . The defendant usually feels that the object the plaintiff is suing for ownership of belongs to them , because the plaintiff bought it for them specifically . Although that raises another issue of private property , where you have to factor in who paid legal tender for the object in question versus the fact that the buyer gave it away willing free of charge . Does the giver still technically own it since the receiver didn ' t offer anything of value in return ? That ' s a tricky question that I won ' t get into here . If you buy an object with money that you solely earned , then I think that creates a feeling of ownership over the object you bought . Since you ' re replacing the hardearned proof of your labor money with a more tangible object . I think this feeling can be strengthened even more if you feel that the object you ' re buying is something from which only you will gain enjoyment . Your more personal objects , like a toothbrush or underwear , tend to evoke that feeling of sole ownership because they ' re used innear areas of your body that tend to be more private or personal . It ' s like someone using your hair brush versus your toothbrush I don ' t mind if a familiar face uses my hair brush because I don ' t view the top of my head as a very personal area . But I ' d feel weird if anyone used my toothbrush because I use it for a more personal area of my body . Similar to the situation where you use your own money to buy an object , creating an object tends to evoke a feeling of sole ownership . Whereas in the money situation it goes like thisTime Money ObjectsA situation where you create something by yourself bypasses the money stage of that progression . You spend time itself to form some sort of object . And if someone thinks something ' s important enough to spend a literal part of their lifespan to create , then I think they would feel that that object is something that belongs solely to them . I ' m sure there are more general and more specific examples , but those are what I could think of off the top of my head