Melee-Cleave Boxing End Game Dungeons

[nodoze]

It's a bit hard to say, because whoever get initial aggro does most damage on trash packs, but I now have
316m combat logged for Overall Damage all of it in UBRS Rend runs

I pretty much draw the same conclusion as you, fury warrs need more management since the warrior will sometimes sit at 100% rage and not have anything to do but wait for execute.
And making a castsequence or the like with heroic strike in there will be even worse damage I think.
If I planned to raid on the warriors which seems unlikely I would try out fury more, but I think i'll stick to arms for now.

I think you could optimize 1 Fury warrior pretty well if you drive from the Fury Warrior.

Can you post what specs you recommend for both Fury and Arms for boxers of multiple warriors?

[Quiding]

I think you could optimize 1 Fury warrior pretty well if you drive from the Fury Warrior.

Can you post what specs you recommend for both Fury and Arms for boxers of multiple warriors?

Sure if you drive from the fury warrior I can see it being doable like that, but I think it'll be hard to optimize it else.

The builds are pretty much cookiecutter builds
Fury DW with Deflection instead of Imp Heroic strike
Arms 31/20/0
Currently running the fury with imp battle shout, one with improved demo shout and one with piercing howl and cast these as needed on a single button.
Will most likely have to change abit for next week PvP, not sure.

[Helljumper01]

Thanks for the builds and the videos Quiding, has definitely been a big help to me in learning how to set up a melee cleave team. I do have a couple of questions though, the first being have you tried a fury/prot hybrid (similar to raid dual wield tank spec) perhaps combined with a charge delay on the other warriors? I'm just curious if the whole comp would run more smoothly especially at lower gear levels if you had the fury/prot warrior (sometimes with a shield) take and hold aggro.

The other question is do you farm Strat Live at all? I would love to see how the wwwws team handles say the large skeleton packs near the back entrance, and if its a viable gold farming method for melee cleave teams. I know the mage centric teams can just blow up the undead with ease, I'm worried about the warriors not being able to pick up all the mobs and prevent the shaman from taking healer aggro.

[Mercbeast]

Thanks for the builds and the videos Quiding, has definitely been a big help to me in learning how to set up a melee cleave team. I do have a couple of questions though, the first being have you tried a fury/prot hybrid (similar to raid dual wield tank spec) perhaps combined with a charge delay on the other warriors? I'm just curious if the whole comp would run more smoothly especially at lower gear levels if you had the fury/prot warrior (sometimes with a shield) take and hold aggro.

The other question is do you farm Strat Live at all? I would love to see how the wwwws team handles say the large skeleton packs near the back entrance, and if its a viable gold farming method for melee cleave teams. I know the mage centric teams can just blow up the undead with ease, I'm worried about the warriors not being able to pick up all the mobs and prevent the shaman from taking healer aggro.

I do it as wwwwpriest, just make sure you pull all the nearby pathers before you pull a skele pack, or things will get rough.

[Quiding]

Thanks for the builds and the videos Quiding, has definitely been a big help to me in learning how to set up a melee cleave team. I do have a couple of questions though, the first being have you tried a fury/prot hybrid (similar to raid dual wield tank spec) perhaps combined with a charge delay on the other warriors? I'm just curious if the whole comp would run more smoothly especially at lower gear levels if you had the fury/prot warrior (sometimes with a shield) take and hold aggro.

The other question is do you farm Strat Live at all? I would love to see how the wwwws team handles say the large skeleton packs near the back entrance, and if its a viable gold farming method for melee cleave teams. I know the mage centric teams can just blow up the undead with ease, I'm worried about the warriors not being able to pick up all the mobs and prevent the shaman from taking healer aggro.

I played this weekend alot with a PuG warr with this build he did about 1/3 damage but could indeed keep aggro on 2 mobs at a time, so yeah this could be viable if you have dead warriors too often.

The skelly packs in Strath I mostly LoS pull, these packs are not what kills me in there, patrol and Eye of Naxx is.