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I’m going try 3boxing. This group of three would be primarily for LDoNs. I’m going to be trying this on the test server with test buffs until I find the right combo for me. I’d really like to hear what you guys think. I know there are some great players out there, and I’d love to hear your opinion on this.

Many thanks for your time and input.

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I got it!!!
CC + Healer + DPS

Through my late 20s and all through my 30s, I found it was easy to trio through high risk LDoNs with myself (mage), a monk, and a cleric.

lower levels (50down) have a bard....., cleric/druid...., shaman/enchanter...........if you plan to do the same at higher levels ...pick warrior,enchanter,cleric .....at lower levels the druid offers almost the same healing as a cleric with the druids added buffs (sow,ds,root)....shaman also offers needed buffs and can slow as a enchanter does...bard offers many different things and can tank the mob.....thats my oppinion if you dont aggree please dont bust me out....correct my errors and remember this is a opinion

Having some redundancy can make a big difference when you get higher in level.

Personally I would choose the most esential class and build around it.

I think it is a toss up between a shaman and a cleric.

Guild hall rezzes have made life a lot easier, but still wastes huge amounts of time, having your on the spot rezzer is worth a lot of compromise in other areas.

Same thought with puller and tank.

At higher levels a puller who can split makes a vast difference to what you can do with comfort and what becomes simply impossible to do.

So, Shadowknight for tanking and pulling, or a Paladin for tanking and rezzing? Its a tough call.

Maybe compromise on the pulling a fraction and go Necro for pulling and DPS?

I think that is the way I might go.

Paladin - great tank, rezzer solid curer and healer.

Shaman - as Assailant said, slows are essential, the healing is good enough, the buffs really make the Pally an effective tank.

Necro - excellent puller (a bit dependant on player skills) some very usefull CC and pretty good DPS.

The biggest weakness is no porting and no evac, but these are things you can live with.

An alternative would be;

Shadowknight - good tank, good puller.

Cleric - excellent healing, rezz, OK buffs and some DPS, some CC.

Mage - excellent DPS, some tactical CC if skills are good.

Same weaknesses as first group but added CC problems at lower levels (SK snare is pretty hopeless for quite a few levels).

If he's playing three characters at once, I doubt he'll get anything useful out of the bard since he can't twist. /Melody sucks in those situations and, even if he did use it, it'd take almost as much attention to making sure the melody didn't drop as it would to just twist.

S'why I went paladin in my imaginary group (lulls, heals, rez, buffs). Paladin/Shaman/Druid might be a bit overkill on heals but, then again, you only die in this game because you ran out of hitpoints.

Other classes (cleric, chanter, bard) can lull in the post-50 game but paladins tap out around 55, as I recall. So you might start to appreciate the FD of the SK by then if that's your pulling/splitting method. Could also try pet-pulling with the shaman or the druid baby-bear (though I don't know how well the bear would work) or even just root-splitting (root Mob A, have mob B aggro and chase and try to have it dead before Mob A breaks free and rushes you).