It depends on what level you are.
Below 40, you will be sharing the same leather gear as resto druids. Above 40 you pretty much have the pick of any mail armor with intellect/spirit on it.
You will get these pieces of armor from doing quests, instances (dungeons), and you can also have a leatherworker make some for you.
The origin of the word Shaman is from the Tungus people, who would be considered asian.
The answer to that would be- it is not
I would prefer evolved shaman it is way better then paladin by overall spells.
You would find it in Celestic Town.
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I would do a dungeon no matter what faction you are.
I would say shaman is better because shaman can do alot of dmg also it can healShaman cannot heal fast at all and it only heals it self (not good for a support class), it has mana issues and con only work in a team in most cirumstances.Evolved Shaman can do progressivly higher damage and DoT this means that given enough time (stun useful for that) it can solo anything that is not immune to a stun.HOWEVER!Random nature of Evolved Shaman makes it unlikely that it can keep endlessly stunning.
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"The assistant of an Oroqen shaman (called jardalanin, or "second spirit") knows many things about the associated beliefs. He or she accompanies the rituals and interprets the behavior of the shaman. Despite these functions, the jardalanin is not a shaman. For this interpretative assistant, it would be unwelcome to fall into trance."Please see the related link below.
The best online source of information regarding the Shaman in World of Warcraft would be the WoWWiki website, a free online source of all the information you need regarding this popular game.
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A shaman is a person(specifically a religious leader/figure/mystic/etc) who can travel/communicate between this world and their equivalent of the spirit world. A pagan shaman would be a shaman who belongs to one of the religions under the "pagan" umbrella.