Hello all! I was thinking of making two blood elfs paladin and a mage, got shaman to boost through instances... but any tips of speccs and such? Or any other tips.
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Goon.
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Hello all! I was thinking of making two blood elfs paladin and a mage, got shaman to boost through instances... but any tips of speccs and such? Or any other tips.
Your opinion matters.
Goon.
I'm not sure if you've found your answer already, but here are my thought based on reading others posts.
Pallys are generally a poor choice for multibox healing due to a good AoE heal. If you're only planning on running in a group of three, then it's likely not a problem. If you're planning on doing 5 mans where you control the healer, then it may be difficult compared to a shaman, druid, or priest.
Pallys are a favored tank choice for multiboxing, though many also use a DK (some use a druid, seems pretty rare to find a warrior tank)
If you're using one of the pallys to DPS instead of heal or tank, then it may be difficult. Multiboxing melee is generally considered more difficult than using ranged DPS due.
Some people try to stay away from multiboxing with a mage as it can be hard to maximize DPS due to unpredictable procs causing certain spells to be ideal. However, many do run with a mage in their mixed group, and some run with all mages, so I don't think it would be terribly difficult.
Hey and thanks for your input, One paladin shall roll tank and one dps, got another acc with shaman as resto, so that is no problem ;) but the mage, thinking off a reroll to warlock...
Pets + buff and dots seems kinda unfair ;D
So does endless amounts of free water and portals. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by 'Goon',index.php?page=Thread&postID=173834#post173 834
Haha true ayeeah, but what to choose then -.-