Rogue/DiscFollow

1700!!!!!


xD

Bored of getting pwned in my R/R team (now i realice how hard is to play this team) I met a priest in my new guild, willing to play with a rogue. He is s3/s4 geared and we reach 1700 in one night. Right now we're hovering btween 1700-750 and i've some questions, before asking anything, I've watched nhempvpvid2v2 and tried to learn a few tricks, but any advice would be great.

BTW the team that is destroying us is Shaman/Warrior, any strat??
I think I have to destroy WF totems but Im sure im missing some important thing.
Any help will be great


I will try to keep this thread for further doubts.

Thanks!!

Shouldn't be that hard to get on the warrior and mana burn the shaman.

Ok, i was hitting the shaman and letting my priest kite the warrior, so I was doing it completely wrong.
I'll try it that way, thank you guys

(edit)
BTW, It seems that in some teams Im not supposed to kill the healer because my priest can manaburn them...
Warrior/Pala is the same??
Should i stick to the warrior and let my priest manaburn the pally?

Edited, Sep 2nd 2008 7:19am by moshio

Thanks, I think so but my first thought was to hit the healer.
I'll give it a try and I'll be back with more questions, thank u guys!!

Also, the fear>blind>sap works pretty well(make sure you priest has macros for wanding specific totems, namely tremor and WF) once their partner is under 50%. Just make sure you wait until their trinket is blown before you toss your blind out. This may take a couple of fears from the priest if they decide to eat the first one or two.

/cast [target=Tremor Totem] Shoot
/cast [target=Windfury Totem] Shoot
/cast [target=Poison Cleansing Totem] Shoot

Against warrior/shaman it's more safe to control him, but you should be building combo points at such a rate that you can put up rupture on him as well. You should be doing a type of 5-8 kiting, really, allowing you to put up damage, then regenerate energy then put up a burst that forces the shaman to come out and forcing mana burns.

5-8 is hard in an arena setting, so don't expect to get a perfect or near-perfect 5-8 in, unlike what you should be able to do in duels.

5 yards is the maximum range for melee hits and abilities.
8 yards is the minimum range for a warrior to use intercept.

So basically, 5-8 kiting means you put crippling poison on the warrior and stay exactly 6 or 7 yards away from him so he can't intercept or melee you. If you can keep this up for 5 seconds you can generally restealth, re-open and do the whole thing again.

But like Theo said, doing so in an arena setting is pretty hard, mainly because one stun or CC will get you inside either the warrior's melee (=hamstring) range or inside his intercept range. One dispel poison on the warrior will cause the same problem. Still, it's always worth trying; try and stay just outside his melee range, that should do the trick.