New Team

[evn0173]

Hello everyone. I’ve got my main team (lock, 2 mage, war, sham) to about 34-35 and am already looking forward to the next team. This is my first multiboxing group but after a learning curve I think I’ve got a decent handle on it.

With that in mind, I’m looking at what my next group will be. I think my main group is about utility and getting instances done while also making some money at some point. I was thinking of either one of 2 teams:

money maker: not sure what that team might look like or if I even need one with my main team but if someone advice that would be great

fun team: this is really what I’d like to try. Maybe 5 shammy or 5 hunters or stealth group (2 Druids 3 rogue?). Open to any ideas.

[ovrlrd]

I have a WLPMM team and having a good time with it, but also created a Shaman 4Warrior (level 8) and a 2Druid3Rogue (level 9) team to collect rested xp. I think the setup needed and level of coordination to have the stealth team work is really high, which is nice from a challenge point of view. If I manage to get to max level on them, I fully expect stealth runs to be very profitable overall.

With that said, it needs a large amount of fine-tuning on IsBoxer; things like multiple binds for different IWT setups (one for just the rogues, one for rogues and tank, one for everyone) so you can properly position them for backstabbing. Without taking this effort (that I havent done yet) I would say this particular team is too much work to be worth it.

On my Shaman Warrior team it is quite relaxing. It feels like having a bunch of pets when playing from the shaman, just press charge and clap and things die. Much much easier to play properly if you track your warriors rage/cds.

I am also planning a 5shammy team just for pvp, but I'll have to see if I ever get around to leveling them. Maybe 4 teams is too much, specially with my limited time to play.

[evn0173]

Man you sound exactly like me! The rogue druid combos does sound hard but I was think the same thing in regards to stealth runs for money.

Think I’m either going with 5 shammies or 4 warrriors and 1 shammy. Best part of that is I already have the warrior and shammy leveled up some.

Thanks for the reply.

[Mmrwowboxer]

I'm interested in an all stealth team too. Their's a lack of information on this though and it's prolly rarely been done.
I'm spoiled from my Pally, Priest, 3x Mage team, so I'm considering counting Shadowmeld as stealth, to give me more class options. I just don't see 2 Druids and 3 rogues be as smooth as my current team. I'm more of a "mechanical" multiboxer if that makes sense. I use HotKeyNet, and keep my setup and macro's to a minimum.
I like to keep things simple and straightforward, even if it means I have pretty much my whole keyboard keybound.

[nodoze]

I'm interested in an all stealth team too. Their's a lack of information on this though and it's prolly rarely been done.
I'm spoiled from my Pally, Priest, 3x Mage team, so I'm considering counting Shadowmeld as stealth, to give me more class options. I just don't see 2 Druids and 3 rogues be as smooth as my current team. I'm more of a "mechanical" multiboxer if that makes sense. I use HotKeyNet, and keep my setup and macro's to a minimum.
I like to keep things simple and straightforward, even if it means I have pretty much my whole keyboard keybound.LOL I think we already discussed this in at least one other thread.

I am also interested in an all stealth team but not sure I want to deal with 3 rouges or 3 druid cats for my DPS...

I view ShadowMeld as ambush stealth capable;

I view Feign death as sorta stealth run viable (run with pet getting aggro and feign death as the pet dies to bypass mobs);

Personally I am thinking of something more like:

-1 Rogue (drive from Rogue and optimize him) [fully stealth capable];
-1 Druid Tank [fully stealth capable];
-1 Druid Healer [fully stealth capable];
-2 NE Hunters [shadowmeld & Feign death plus a fully stealth capable pet];

I especially like that the above gives me a Druid Duo for AV and WSG for my brother and I.

The one thing that I don't like about the above is that there is no regular rezzer in the group. You do have 2 BattleRez's which is roughly 1 rez every 15 minutes and you can have up to 5 Goblin Jumper Cables so if this is a 2nd team with funding from a main team it likely would have a better quality of life around deaths.

Another option would be a Night Elf Priest (or even a Night Elf Warrior) but I am leaning toward the above composition if I go for a stealth team...

[Purpleflavor]

It's not that stealth hasnt been done, it's just that the specs are very demanding and not efficient to micromanage. Combo points cap and so much goes to waste when you have a system that allows you to spend them early for a weaker version of the ability and/or lose the extra earned when at cap. Running moonkins is a popular way to get around that problem, though they arent the best in vanilla. 5 Hybrid resto/balance would be one of the best pvp teams imo.

[Mmrwowboxer]

LOL I think we already discussed this in at least one other thread.

I am also interested in an all stealth team but not sure I want to deal with 3 rouges or 3 druid cats for my DPS...

I view ShadowMeld as ambush stealth capable;

I view Feign death as sorta stealth run viable (run with pet getting aggro and feign death as the pet dies to bypass mobs);

Personally I am thinking of something more like:

-1 Rogue (drive from Rogue and optimize him) [fully stealth capable];
-1 Druid Tank [fully stealth capable];
-1 Druid Healer [fully stealth capable];
-2 NE Hunters [shadowmeld & Feign death plus a fully stealth capable pet];

I especially like that the above gives me a Druid Duo for AV and WSG for my brother and I.

The one thing that I don't like about the above is that there is no regular rezzer in the group. You do have 2 BattleRez's which is roughly 1 rez every 15 minutes and you can have up to 5 Goblin Jumper Cables so if this is a 2nd team with funding from a main team it likely would have a better quality of life around deaths.

Another option would be a Night Elf Priest (or even a Night Elf Warrior) but I am leaning toward the above composition if I go for a stealth team...

Yea we talked about it a little in another thread, lol, and not too many people have seen it done. I do have kind of a crazy idea, but I don't know if dungeons seem so easy because of my comp, or if they are.

What if another spell cleave team is made, with the Rogue as a tank? Aggro might not be an issue, and you can either stack Devotion Aura with Pallies, or HoTs from Druids and Priests. You can do all of your CC from the Rogue. The major problem would be figuring out what classes this will work with though.