Melee-Cleave Boxing End Game Dungeons

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Couple things I want to mention. Charge generates big chunk of rage and if you are using sweeping strike, charge is better way to preserve the momentum than chain or mass pulling and doing stance switches for sweeping strikes. This is due to 2 things. Warriors have very limited AoE abilities and you end up auto attacking bunch of mobs to not get agro on healer and slowing you down. The other one is that between small/average pulls the healer can drink whenever and the warriors can keep on going.

About the best geared warrior getting initial sight agro. It is good and bad, the less damage you take the less rage you gen and overall less enrage uptime, but also the less healer has to heal and thus drink. If I had the control to choose who gets agro, I would split it evenly between all warriors to maximize enrage uptime and reduce the chance any of my warriors are instantly killed due to multiple crits in a row.

I might upload stratholm UD video tonight and I'll edit this if I do.

I understand what you think but I disagree, but I may be wrong because I haven't seen or tested it in action.

Your points are both well reasoned and communicated well.

I agree with you that there is a limit on what you should be pulling and too much can certainly slow you down.

If you want to spread at least initial aggro & incoming damage more evenly you could try to have each Warrior charge a different mob and then either:
- have each continue to focus their own mob and go sweeping strikes/whirlwind on others, or
- have all focus a central target doing sweeping strikes/whirlwind on others (which is what I historically do);

You should be able to do that the way Bruce Lee does his polymorphs (before initial pull he just quickly F1-F4s though each DPS quickly setting targets) and then charge. Alternatively you could try to set targets via mouse over or macro'ing like is being discussed in threads like this.

In the end trying different things is good and one won't know if something makes things better or worse unless they try.

Looking forward to seeing the videos.