Information about 3-instancing class combo.

[Ryouge]

As of right now, I'm completely new to this, however I understand fully how it works.

I was thinking right now paladin to tank, shaman, and mage. or paladin, shaman shaman or paladin, mage, mage.

or 3 cat droods?

I really dunno, I guess the possibilities are endless. I gotta decide for myself but i'll take any imput/experiences you have had.

Thanks.

[Maz]

Suck it and see.

You'll understand the basic style of play of whatever you choose quite early on. You won't have invested too much time so you could always reroll.

Paladin/Shaman/Shaman is flexible. You'll have DPS, two sets of totems, plenty of healing. It's definitely the easy road.
Paladin/Shaman/Mage is very flexible. DPS, totems, healing, crowd control, water/food, portals but will obviously be the most complex to manage.
Paladin/Mage/Mage is less flexible. Your tank will be your only source of healing but mages are a hoot to multi-box. Maybe Priest/Mage/Mage might work better but I can understand the desire to take a Paladin; a high level paladin is a nice addition to anyone's accounts.

[Ryouge]

Also, I was thinking maybe something like priest/warrior/shaman too.

I don't know.

I'm headed to bed as it's too late(early) to be thinking about anything.

I'll be back on these forums tomorrow, and every day after that.

And thanks for the reply.

[spudstar99]

What is with the almost famous Priest - Warlock - Warlock combination ?

You have healing and dmg from the Priest ...
and Shadow priest is a realy nice damage and support unit (espacialy for warlocks)

warlocks have tanks .. very dumb ones but they tank realy nice ...

warlocks have high dmg output .. dots dots dots ... drain life .... if you skill drain life you get a thick plus because of the dots ... nice one

i play such a team and i cleared deadmines @ lvl 21. just van cleeve was a hard crazy sucker .. but the rest were nuts

so have fun

warko

sry i´m not nativ speaking english and so is my grammar