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In drain-tanking, the Succy is used to get initial damage on the mob(s). Then you grab aggro and finish them off. In instances, the succubus is mainly used for crowd control through the use of seduction on humanoid mobs.

I find my affliction based dot/drain tanking with a succy works so well for me at my level of 31 as i rarely get seriously damaged and i have not had to use the healthstone more than a few rare times and of course my mana does not run out unless i manage to pull more than two mobs at a time.

My way may not be the best but seems to make little difference to me , i have my succy on defensive and all i do is select a target and dot them which makes the succy attack the target i have selected and as i drain the targets soul she is free to deal the maximum damage , you can also set your succy to attack a target first but the end results are exactly the same from my experiences , now at higher level of course instances are very different but i have not got high enough yet to find out.

I find the succy great with humanoids as she automatically turns on the charm if you have two mobs attack which at first did surprise me and i have learnt to take good advantage of that .

I usually totally ignore the seduced target and do not apply any dots to that target but act as if i am just killing a single target which once dead i then dot/drain the seduced target so never even need a second cycle to happen and have found if another mob decides to attack after i start to dot/drain her target she will almost always seduce them , perhaps i should be applying dots to both targets but i am assuming if i did that the seduction would probably break ?.

Should i be applying dots to both targets if one is already seduced or does that break the seduction ? i know i can try it out but was just wondering ?

Thanks for that info i was wondering about that glyph as it seemed a bit pointless but now it does make sense but i doubt i will use it as i am a bit slow at applying dots with my lazy playstyle.