4 Ele-Sham + some sorta druid?

[Lokked]

I'm going to level 4 elemental shaman (getting too cliche i think, but meh) and a druid. This is for leveling from 1 - 70.

My question is, how should I play the druid??

Feral Druid -> Bear Tank while 4 Shaman DPS.

Feral Druid -> Bear Tank while 3 Shaman DPS and 1 Resto Shaman Heals.

Moonkin Druid -> DPS along with Shaman, using root for CC.

Resto Druid -> Main Healer, healing whichever Shaman is getting his ass kicked, throwing in some roots.

Thanks guys. If I can't figure this out, I guess I'll just wing it and spend a bunch on respeccing the druid repeatedly hehe.

Lokked

[Eteocles]

Protip from a Launch Druid: You will rarely root. Ever. At least as a multiboxer, the only time I ever had to root was when I first started out as a boomkin(at 70) and had to hold 'em still while I wrath'd them down; nowadays I just drop a starfire or two and they're dead lol

Pretty much your choice will depend on what you think you need. If you need a tank, go bear, Druids make decent 5man tanks and emergency weak healers if needed.

If your totem micromanagement is good and you can kite well you might consider Boomkin to add the 2 dots in, and maybe focus tank(since we put out FREAKING HUGE threat with our dmg) so your shamen can chain lightning happily :p

I don't recommend resto as a main healer since they rely mostly on HoTs and our only non-hot heal is EFFING SLOW and not as strong as a priest's even when talented lol

[Oldin]

Hots are the easiest heals to manage and healing touch actually has a lot more Healing per second than Greater Heal Especially talented...

[Kyudo]

Tank or boom.

If you want to do instances, druids make a decent tank.

If it's outside, the synergy between the drood and the shammies is great.

[binkiebink]

tank pl0x

[Golle]

You haven't considered the boomkin as a tank?

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