Difficulty: 6

Some people consider this a hard counter to priest/warlock like Nangolol when I was watching him stream priest/warlock. But really it's not, it's just a long game. If the rogue gets on the priest, then the warlock is free to cast as much spells as he wants on the rogue. Like any other rogue teams, you just need to last until their out of cool downs before you can score a kill. Put the fel hunter on the rogue and just put up all dots. As the priest, you have to help your warlock kill the rogue with your dots and dispels on the rogue. Even if you don't fake cast, the rogue shouldn't be able to kill you. Just Shield before penance cast, and you'll have like a 1.5 second penance that heal you for about 5.5k with Ms up. Try to avoid casting PoM because it's not very mana efficient as it'll only bounce once if their just focusing one target. When their rogue already cloaked and trinketed and their priest trinketed. Watch the DR tracker, have full dots on the rogue before fearing then get a gib on the priest. Don't dot both targets because you're trying to kill the rogue while the priest is feared. If you dot the priest, you spread PoM and lowers the fear time. If their priest is in LoS, you can mana burn and make the rogue interrupt that and then heal and vice versa. Your warlock should be able to control the priest just fine with the rogue not on him. When you are setting up the kill and the rogue switches to the warlock, which he will if he wants to live. Don't help your warlock kill him unless you know you can kill the rogue 100% sure. Or if your mana is like over 70% or shadow fiend is up. Always try to be mana efficient. The best thing to do would be to go drink while your warlock is controlling both players. Repeat the this until you actually score a kill on the rogue.

If they go for the warlock it calls for a different strategy. The pet will sit on the rogue, devour will be off. Devour the fears their priest does on you. Or devour if the pet is low and you drink, just devour a trash buff. As the priest you should dispel their buffs in the beginning anyway. This makes this exceptionally easy for you as their fears on you will be dispelled. The pet is on the rogue for a reason, so it won't get hit by a AoE fear. When you fear their priest, holy fire the rogue and try to apply as much pressure as possible. Your warlock should tank the rogue fine after his initial burst. Remember, their priest will be dispelling your buffs on your warlock. So penance to get 3 applications of Grace before Shield->Renew and such. Fake casting is exceptionally important while the rogue is on the warlock. You need to fake cast to get any good casts off. Send the pet on their priest whenever you want to drink to make sure their priest doesn't drink. Shadowflame Glyph becomes important here. Shadowflame>Teleport and try to get as many casts off as possible and kite. Shadowflame is undispellable so it makes it hard for the rogue to get back on the warlock. If their priest decides to sit by a teleport and fear when that happens, cool you can go somewhere far and drink while their rogue is being kited and your partner is feared. Over a period of time, they should wear down mostly due to the mana privileges that their priest doesn't get for you having a pet.