welcome to the boards, when you think about class setups, you have to think about detail spell rotations, leader selection, and finally class synergy. And picking 3 different classes to box is a challenge, not to mention 2 of them are melees :P.

Assuming your main interests are battlegrounds, and your DK is the leader (death grip for the kill).


1. Druid, you can either use it as a added DPS or a pocket healer. As healer, you get minor buff, easy healing rotation, no dps gain. Not much synergy there. As melee dps, you get a better buff, but no heal at all. No healing is not an option, since you need ways to recover your HP while and after you kill your first target. The last thing you want is to have one of your tooms rezzed at a gy far away.

2. Disc Priest, minor buff, great heals, can dps when you need it too. That smite + holy fire is deadly. Great instant heals for emergencies. The only draw back is that as a pocket healer, you are using disc priest's to maybe 30% of its full potential. You could have 1 button to assist dps. and another one for assist healing. Some major utilties like fear and pain supression have to be mapped seperatedly also.

3. Warlock. this is IMO out of the question. It provides no benefit to your group. It only adds to dps. It doesn't buff your group (only HP buffs). and it has no synergy with two melees. No healing.


So clearly out of the 3, disc priest is the winner. But for me, I would want to go with another melee. Possibly another retribution paladin. They can heal a little bit. and you have synergy in your group. All 3 melees running around smashing people.

With the 3rd guy as range, you will have to hit stop follow in order to cast. This will become a little harder to control in the battle. Imagine you chase a guy in melee. Your priest stops following and starts to cast smite. You go too far from your priest. Then you have to go back to pick him up.

So to sum it up, my suggestion is that if you go melee, go melee on all 3 (no range). But if you have to choose from the 3, pick disc priest.