I thought this was an interesting read. It has helped my gameplay. I would be curious to hear the opinions of veteran players.
http://www.wowwiki.com/Instance_Grouping_Guide
http://www.wowwiki.com/Instance_Grouping_Guide
Grouping/instance tactics
- Thread starter Kareyev
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Definitely worth the read. Piles of druids on Feathermoon need to read it badly.
For the sections for classes I play, the hunter one is pretty solid. I disagree with parts of the priest one, as it is possible to easily add to the damage with SW
without drawing aggro, and I find that keeping renew up on people works out better in the long run than standing around watching health bars drop then starting with the big heals. Far less aggro trouble to worry about - although it is true that I have improved renew - and after reading this, will keep it even after I respec to shadow - which I need to do to grind my Timbermaw rep up for the agility enchant. I'll pick Holy points back up then - the discipline ones are my non-negotiables.
And looking at that ramble, it would be nice if use of talent points were addressed. No mention was made of improved sap for example.
For the sections for classes I play, the hunter one is pretty solid. I disagree with parts of the priest one, as it is possible to easily add to the damage with SW
without drawing aggro, and I find that keeping renew up on people works out better in the long run than standing around watching health bars drop then starting with the big heals. Far less aggro trouble to worry about - although it is true that I have improved renew - and after reading this, will keep it even after I respec to shadow - which I need to do to grind my Timbermaw rep up for the agility enchant. I'll pick Holy points back up then - the discipline ones are my non-negotiables.And looking at that ramble, it would be nice if use of talent points were addressed. No mention was made of improved sap for example.
