4 locks + which healer?

[BrothelMeister]

I'm not about to say you're doing it wrong (Oh dang I just did) but for the 3rd time, the Druid I ran 5s with was solo healing the entire team, and not going oom.

My shaman would all be completely empty, and he would still have 80-100%

The only thing that's going to oom a skilled Druid healer is a priest (or lock) successfully free casting Mana burn (Drain).

[Littleburst]

I'm not about to say you're doing it wrong (Oh dang I just did) but for the 3rd time, the Druid I ran 5s with was solo healing the entire team, and not going oom.

My shaman would all be completely empty, and he would still have 80-100%

The only thing that's going to oom a skilled Druid healer is a priest (or lock) successfully free casting Mana burn (Drain).

I guess we can have a different opinion

BUT :P

I asume you get trained for several minutes by 3-4 melee and the druid still outheals it and doesn't run oom (and you don't die)?

[Ughmahedhurtz]

The earth bind totem wouldn't be too helpful for the locks, as I don't see a multi boxer as being much of the one kiting so much as vice versus.

With lock groups, you DO kite a lot. Go affliction and let the dots chew up the guy chasing you. Sure, you might not kite as much or as easily as soloers but with a dot/instant-based class, your mobility is very high if you stay on the ball.

And I'll throw another vote in for the druid. I don't think I ever had to drink on my PVE druid healer, even in heroics. Sole exception was fights where a boss used a lot of mana-drain techniques (like some of the stuff in AQ20).