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    Default I am alittle lost here.

    I am sure there has been something posted about this many many times. However I can not seem to find it as I am not sure what to search for.

    My problem is I have been playing four shamans for a while now and they are almost full wrathful. And now I got on my druid last night and tanked an instance at 71 and I had crazy fun. So I have to add him into my group.

    How do you guys do a Bear tank with four shamans? Cast Sequence numpad 1 and heal tank on numpad 2 chain heal numpad 3 etc?

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    I dont tank with my shaman, I leave that to a 2nd person.

    However for healing, I just have a chain heal on yourself button, lesser heal main char buton, and a lesser heal focus (tank) button.

    just keep those 3 keys seperate from your dps and tanking keys and you'll be set.

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    I know some people make a cast sequence dps key with chain heal at a couple different spots in each shamans rotation so that with healing stream totems and spamming that dps macro you never really have to do much in the way of heals

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    Bear tank + 4 shams is pretty straightforward.

    Setup bear tanking button-masher macro on same key as shammy DPS button-masher macro.
    Setup hotkeys for targeted and AoE heals for the shams (no set up healy keys on bear; shifting out of bear to heal by accident when targeted by heroic boss = bad).

    Then, just faceroll like normal. If you're looking for the specifics of the bear tanking macros, we've posted those in other threads.
    Now playing: WoW (Garona)

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    /cast swipe
    /cast !maul

    and maybe
    /cast mangle
    /cast !maul

    are the only 2 buttons you need as a feral for heroics :>

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