Does everyone have trouble deciding on teams for 5-boxing?

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Originally Posted by 'Starbuck_Jones',index.php?page=Thread&postID=1706 82#post170682

Im building my 3rd team or more like my second. Started with the 1 priest and 4 mages. Very effective group but cant hack it in later dungens. So I took out a mage and put in a paladin. This changed the dynamics so much that I didnt like it. Right now im building a paladin and 4 druid group and so far it looks to be unstoppable except for nature immune mobs.

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Why do nature immune mobs pose a problem? Starfire and Moonfire are arcane spells, nature immune mobs still take full damage. And for arcane immune mobs (are there any?) You can just spam wrath.

I have trouble deciding, as you can tell by my sig........

I struggle with team choices.

My current team is in my sig. I do a lot of solo play, and will play any one of the classes below depending on what the guild needs, and to relieve boredom of one class.

I do get caught up with the idea of having a multi shaman team on the alliance side, and love the idea of 5 druids.

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Originally Posted by 'suicidesspyder',index.php?page=Thread&postID=1706 64#post170664

Point to multiboxing be ready to make lots of 5 man teams lol.

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That's how I see it. Once you start multiboxing (and especially if you're running five characters) you are a kid in a really big candy store. And with the ease of leveling from 1-60 now (even without RAF) you can try out all kinds of combinations without worrying that you will spend a lot of time on something you won't like.

I'm still running my mixed group (paladin, priest, mage, warlock, hunter) but I added accounts so that I can move my shaman and rogue and roll up other classes so that I can build all kinds of combinations in the future. I also am considering creating a few groups that are not as diverse, so I can faceroll through content for a change. :)

I think my biggest hurdle ot creating different teams is the naming convention... when everything is centered off a breath mint it can be tough to branch out!