Druid or Shaman Booster in May 2012 ?

[heyaz]

fair enough Heyaz, but my point in my video, was that you one-shot every single mob up to lvl 70+ with howling blast, and you do not need to be in melee range for it. You can also run at 15% speed, almost as fast a feral, and kill everything where it spawns, and not train it around the instance, saving you not only armor, but also saving you from forgetting about mobs that break the train and run back to their spawn (ie: hellfire mobs)

Feral is also very nice, and may in fact have better times than a DK in some dungeons, but if you have to run your alts after your main, you really can't afford to lose any mobs while you are training them around.

ALSO.. I think more people have geared DKs around here than ferals, but those of you who do, please make a video, my druids haven't been geared since BC...

It could come down to preference. I always preferred giant pulls, in instances where mobs didn't reset. I never wanted to move the toons. DK had some advantages, but I picked instances where feral was better for the pulls. My technique was do the biggest pulls as fast as possible without moving alts - Ferals move at 130%, sprint twice at 230%, charge 4 times, etc. I'd gather as much as possible, bring them back, swipe down. I'd just wait out the reset timers. Another technique is to have the alts follow and get everything down - Frost DK is clearly superior there. Feral just can't ranged pull that much, and swipe has limited use.

So I did BRD in 2 pulls (most of it at least), LBRS one giant pull of the lower level, Underbog - another giant pull up to the Hydra boss. Then 71-80, I really just did each instance once - the quests were getting the alts 50% or more of a level, with the pulls filling in the gaps. They hit 80 in a matter of hours.

I'll see if I can get another recording of my BRD, LBRS, and Underbog pulls. I had them on twitch but I guess they deleted over time.