11-01-2005, 10:36 PM
vor_lord,Nov 1 2005, 08:20 AM Wrote:Count 'em -- yes, that is 11, quite possibly our worst possible number. There's no good way to solve this issue that I've thought of. Anybody else have an idea? Last time we had a bad number Yuri sat out so it shouldn't be him.
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Ok, first stab at organization! Please feel free to suggest improvements. I just figure the earlier we discuss it the more organized and prompt we'll be.
One guiding principle I'm trying to apply is time to start as that has been a concern. I'd like to target a pretty loaded group that will be able to do it all. These guys will be the "late" group, as we should be able to make the early group start before 8:30 (for Alram's sake especially). The early group will be a little less capable but will have the warlock for additional valuable CC.
Early Group (starting at 8?):
Durambar
Rogoll
Necrali
Octord
Kosch
Lacking in mage AoE, but good CC and a little backup healing for the priest. We can summon Kosch in if he can't make it on time (we won't need 5 until Gor'shak), or perhaps take someone else who is ready to go if it doesn't upset the balance too much.
Could take Gorkuk instead of Rogoll, but the Shanker drop is important and it's not a high percentage. I'll let you two guys decide (thanks to both of you for offering to sit out). Whoever sits out has a character that can help Flash and Shadowe with SM.
Another option is to take Rogoll until Spazzring, then especially if Alram is tired swap him out for Gorkuk for the later parts.
Late Group (starting as close to 8:30 as possible, but probably delayed a bit):
Conc
Mogo
Marn
Yuri
Nashkara
I'm not sure of Nash's new spec but I never saw innervate. I think Mogo will make sure that he is very well backed up healing wise. They have superior AoE and superior experience. No banish but Meowry will help in those darn elemental pulls.