[WoW] What dual boxing combo do you enjoy the most?

[Ellay]

As the title states which is your favorite combo for World of Warcraft.


Mages seem to be the strongest followed by hunters and warlocks being the most effective as combo's of the same class. A priest thrown with anything usually works out great too.

[Kyosakana]

5 Hunters are great fun, but the lack of a rez outside of the not-so-trusty goblin jumper cables is really, REALLY annoying for instance running.

I'm looking at running a Paladin/Mage/Priest/Balance Druid/Elemental Shaman group once BC is released. Plenty of ranged damage, a solid tank, and I can switch out talent specs as needed to go from a Spell Heavy group to a moderate melee group.

[Micah]

I did a little test run of 1 paladin + 4 warlocks that was pretty fun. Voidwalkers tank 4 different targets then the warlocks DoT up each one at a time. By the time the 4th is DoTted the first is dead and that void walker is moved on to another target who gets more DoTs added. The paladin just keeps the Void Walkers alive through everything and keeps blessings on the warlocks. It was really quite effective for taking down outdoor elite spawns and instances. Plus you have the res there when necessary.

[nemesis]

I used to run....

Warrior
Rogue
Priest
Mage
Warlock

I have successfully run BRD, LBRS, Scholo, and Baron.

Baron was tricky, and Scholo could be either easy or impossible, depending on who got teleported. Of course this was before the 2.0 patch, where they dismanted "smart" scripts. I plan on continuing this team in TBC, but I need to work on a new setup.

[Micah]

Right now I'm running Warrior, Paladin, Druid, Shaman, Rogue, though the Paladin won't be created until expansion release. The general strategy (in theory) is to have the warrior primary tank one target with the shaman, druid and rogue killing it while the paladin heals everyone (thus pulling aggro) including himself. Pre-22 it will be tough because the paladin will get interupted but after that it should get much easier as the paladin can easily heal through all incoming attacks.

[Ellay]

I'm trying out 3 hunters right now, it's the most overpowered easiest to level combo ever imaginable in the game. I feel dirty even playing it, just wondering if it is viable in pvp.

[nemesis]

I was thinking of running 5 warlocks (not sure I can stand to level any more characters). 5 Warlocks seem like a good idea... 5 void walkers.. health stones, soul stones. I wonder how viable this will be for TBC instances thou.

[Los]

wont 5 warlocks be too much of a micro manage issue? I solo levelled a lock to 60 but it was even hard with one at time.

[Micah]

I did 4 warlocks and a paladin up to ~20 and it was pretty easy. Created macros to set the focus for each of them and before a fight I would have each of them setup with a different focus. Then I would target one and they would all DoT it and all the void walkers would attack their respective focus's. Then I would go through DoTting up each of them. The paladin was just there to heal the voidwalkers when they got low.

[nemesis]

Did the voidwalkers tend to bounce aggro automatically?

Also, I haven't played since before 2.0. What do you mean by focus?