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"Please note that these are strategies that I use - keep in mind that my gear and my partner’s gear is optimal. Warlock & Paladin: Honestly, I haven’t faced this combo since the patch, but before we only had trouble if they used a Voidwalker. (If they use a Felhunter, kill it. If that proves difficult, sunder the pet twice and then kill it ;p) This is a mana fight more than anything. Do what you can to drink as much as you can by having your Warrior slow the pet. Usually when I try to interrupt heals, I make sure I’m above 70% mana. Before the patch, though, this combo was easy to outlast since they had no clear burst. However, now, Paladins will have ~3k burst =| So you’ll have to watch your Warrior’s health a bit more. Against a Voidwalker, remember that you can root it out of LoS, and cyclone it for the Warlock to take full damage. Oh, and you’ll probably want to keep 5 Sunders on the Warlock Paladin & Warrior: Killing the Warrior is a much better idea, I feel. If he goes for you, you can drag him around LoS to cut off his heals. If he stays on your Warrior, not only does your Warrior have more Rage/Enrage, but you can freely CC the Paladin. We usually Sunder the Warrior as well. Disc/Holy Priest & Rogue: Sunder the Priest, and he’ll drop a lot faster during your CCs on the Rogue. If you need time to drink, have your Warrior pop on a Shield and D-stance it. Your Warrior won’t be taking much damage from the Rogue unless he’s getting chain-dispelled. wow gold Even then, the Priest’s mana should drop a lot faster than yours. Shadow Priest & Rogue: The Warrior’s job is to keep both targets slowed - especially since Blind is no longer a Poison! In most cases the opposing team will choose to focus the Warrior.

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However, when they do go after the Druid, my suggestion for is just keep away from the Priest. You should be able to tank a Rogue’s initial stunlock - especially if you have Barkskin. wow gold Sometimes, Feral Charging the Priest to get away from the Rogue works - but make sure you catch their shadow school! If not, you’ll get Feared, and that’ll make the situation much worse. Keep Abolish Poison on whoever the Rogue is on at all times, and keep your Warrior topped off as much as you can. Some tips on Kiting: You get better at it as you play more, naturally. The more you play, the more you’ll have an idea of how much damage you can take - when to shift into Bear, and when it’s appropriate to run in Travel. cheap wow gold A key factor that distinguishes players in Arena is not their ability to play their class - but their ability to adapt to their surroundings. This is why some people believe that 5v5 is the most skill based - watching 5 people and adapting to the situation is much harder than watching 2. With Kanamii(my Warrior), defensively, I ask for help when I need it - and he’ll Fear or Intercept and Hamstring whatever is on me most of the time. Slowing a melee as I run by him is a given, but an Intercept stun should give me enough time to get away. wow gold Many warriors are extremely defensive of their Druids, and will always help them when they hit about 60% HP. Usually I only call for help if I’m out of cooldowns and approaching half life (to be safe!) It really depends on your gear. What I found most helpful in learning how to kite melee is by dueling them.

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It helps you learn when to shift, when not to shift, when to use your trinket, how they use their cooldowns to kill you, etc. mp3 players etc. Once you can beat a Warrior or a Rogue in a duel as Resto, kiting them in an Arena where you only have to worry about running seems 10 times easier. " "As many of you already know, the recently favored AR/Prep spec for Rogue is being nerfed by removing Adrenalin Rush from Preparation. Many Rogues are left wondering where to go from here, and some looked towards the newly buffed Shadow Step as the way out. To help us answer this question, let’s take a brief look at Arena history. wow gold At the start of Season 1, the focus of Arena was almost all 5v5. With Blizzard backing the bracket via tournament and international competition, there was no reason to look else where.

 

 

 

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