11-18-2005, 06:25 PM
A few ideas I had after thinking about our last run:
1) Warrior kitters should get a pair of boots with minor speed enchants on them. It could help a lot in pulling away from mobs if they get too close.
2) Hunters would make good back-up kitters. Having one or two hunters that just run around the edge of the DPS group close look for any melee mobs that start attacking DPS. If the warrior can't pick them up warrior can get aggro from range. Then with the aspect of the cheetah could kit the mobs without using the ramps (using the ramps would take them too far away from the center to pickup new mobs, and they could get hit by mobs from the warrior kits). The hunters should only have 2-3 mobs at the most, if they get more we are doing things wrong. This might not be needed, or a good idea, but it is something to think about.
3) Everyone should have potions/health stones. I care about 20 superior healing potions on me. They only heal for 700-900, but are less than 20s a pop, so you can use them a lot. Kitters might also want swiftness potions, but I think we should be able to do it without.
4) DPS should only target mobs to attack by using the tank windows. We want zero damage done to melee so kitters can handle them. Druids should of course sleep dragonkin. I don't know if it is better for mages to sheep the orc mages or Legas. Probably the extra mages. Also, do not sheep/sleep melee as soon as you see them. Wait to see if a kitter picks them up. Save the sheep/sleep for mobs that come after the DPS group.
5) Priest fears and mage FN should only be used if they are getting beat on, and they are going to die. Otherwise it is likely you will have aggro after the affect is done, and die anyways. If you have just one mob on you run to a kitter. Try to let them pick it up. If we use AOE fears and FN and such too early we will lose control too soon.
1) Warrior kitters should get a pair of boots with minor speed enchants on them. It could help a lot in pulling away from mobs if they get too close.
2) Hunters would make good back-up kitters. Having one or two hunters that just run around the edge of the DPS group close look for any melee mobs that start attacking DPS. If the warrior can't pick them up warrior can get aggro from range. Then with the aspect of the cheetah could kit the mobs without using the ramps (using the ramps would take them too far away from the center to pickup new mobs, and they could get hit by mobs from the warrior kits). The hunters should only have 2-3 mobs at the most, if they get more we are doing things wrong. This might not be needed, or a good idea, but it is something to think about.
3) Everyone should have potions/health stones. I care about 20 superior healing potions on me. They only heal for 700-900, but are less than 20s a pop, so you can use them a lot. Kitters might also want swiftness potions, but I think we should be able to do it without.
4) DPS should only target mobs to attack by using the tank windows. We want zero damage done to melee so kitters can handle them. Druids should of course sleep dragonkin. I don't know if it is better for mages to sheep the orc mages or Legas. Probably the extra mages. Also, do not sheep/sleep melee as soon as you see them. Wait to see if a kitter picks them up. Save the sheep/sleep for mobs that come after the DPS group.
5) Priest fears and mage FN should only be used if they are getting beat on, and they are going to die. Otherwise it is likely you will have aggro after the affect is done, and die anyways. If you have just one mob on you run to a kitter. Try to let them pick it up. If we use AOE fears and FN and such too early we will lose control too soon.
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