Scolariman wrote:
I ran Ramparts last night and the only CC we had was a Mind Control from our shadow priest. Which btw broke way too much so we stopped using it. My kara OT (Druid) was in the group and would go BEAR with the larger number pulls. We died a few times but were able to finish it without a problem.
SP > SV/UB/Ramps > Mech
Thought I think each can be just as easy as the other based on what type of group setup you have.
Edited, Jan 24th 2008 3:20pm by Scolariman
You had a kara geared druid offtanking, obviously there was no problems. I pug my heroics, I have 0 epics, and some of the other people in my groups have 0 epics.
fromanthebarbarian wrote:
if you're just starting out, you can still tank up to 4 mobs at once. the difference with having less avoidance and AC is that your healer will use up more mana and thus more downtime in between pulls.
I disagree. When I'm taking 2 mobs per once that's alraedy about 6-7000 damage every attack round that the healer is healing. I can keep aggro on one of them, but thunderclap just won't cut it in that situation. And neither will tabbing around and sundering, devastating, shield slamming either because with that much healing aggro it takes concentrated focus on a single mob to be able to keep it off the healer. One of the mobs will go to the healer and kill it. 2 mobs I can do, but even then I get literally bombed with heals and sometimes the healer runs out of mana or jus can't heal me fast enough.
If you or the people in your groups are epicced then things change:
- YOu can DPS the mobs down faster meaning less stress on the healers
- You take less damage when the mobs hit you, meaning you die slower
- The healers have to heal less, meaning less healing aggro
- Your Shield Slams, Devastates and Revenges do more damage meaning more threat.
But for someone who is "just starting out", my guess is that that isn't the case.
Edited, Jan 24th 2008 5:48pm by duvar