Strategies
Rogue/Warlock (Rogue PoV)
- Rogue/Warlock (Rogue PoV)
- Matchups
- Druid/Hunter
- Druid/Warlock
- Druid/Warrior
- Hunter/Priest
- Mage/Retribution Paladin
- Mage/Rogue
- Paladin/Warlock
- Paladin/Warrior
- Priest/Rogue
- Shadow Priest/Rogue
- Priest/Warrior
- Rogue/Warlock
- Shaman/Warrior
- Suggest Strategies
Author
  | Zuperdude Khadgar US-Stormstrike |
 | Rogue/Warlock | VS. |   | Hunter/Priest |
Same options as Druid/Hunter and it depends heavily on whether or not you are Undead. If the Hunter is Beast Mastery, get on the Priest.
If the Hunter is Marksmanship, getting on the Priest or Hunter as both are viable options. Whoever you are not focusing needs to be Sapped through the flare using Shadowstep.
If the Hunter is Marksmanship, getting on the Priest or Hunter as both are viable options. Whoever you are not focusing needs to be Sapped through the flare using Shadowstep.
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 Werp | Mar 7, 2008 - 4:21 AM (HideShow) |
| if the hunter is bm why would u get on the priest .. dosent make any sence | |
 Puwet | Mar 24, 2008 - 10:56 PM (HideShow) |
| okay beast mastery both him and his pet can avoid stunlocks so there is no point... when they turn red just kite (evasion) to avoid as much damage as you can. CC the hunter by shadowstep/sap and start on the priest as a rogue. The rogue on the hunter puts him on the defensive and you have a better chance in CC'n him while you burn/silence the priest.. rogue: if you can get a sap on the priest do that, then try to set up a sap on the hunter... since the main focus is on the priest this gives time for your warlock to start casting fear. Rather have him cast it faster than the preist.. save your blinds for the hunter and use it before/after the initial trinket to really put the hunter out of the game. You just sticking on the priest with white damage is good enough to make the hunter pop his trinket to try to save you.. AND gives enough time for the warlock to dot the priest.. remember you both have to both work together to CC and dps effectively, it not there is not chance for the long battle with this set up. Warlock: stay way back of the hunter's mark and viper stings... this can hurt you very much. wait a couple seconds after the rogue starts so you can start the CC rotations and put enough dots on the priest to waste mana himself. send your pet on the priest and wait for one of them to pop their trinket. If the hunter does silence the priest and start dotting the hunter. fear away to disrupt the hunter or priest for getting in the game while protecting the rogue from being over feared himself... a smart hunter will try to CC the rogue and start on you, but he knows that the rogue can cripply the priest alot faster than he can. so dot away and make sure you dot the hunter AFTER the rogue has blinded the hunter. | |
| Zuperdude | Mar 31, 2008 - 2:26 PM (HideShow) |
| Werp, whatever you are on has to be locked down. The priest can and will die quickly enough for you to survive through the hunter's dps. We had a 90%ish win rate against Hunter/Priest using this strat. Locks are very good at keeping themselves up against BM hunters. Priests are very squishy actually...if you are UD it should be 100% win rate. If not, cloak after the kidney shot to prevent a fear. | |
 Alemecia | Jun 3, 2008 - 2:52 PM (HideShow) |
| No, your lock should devour fear. A smart priest is going to laugh at you, count to 5, and then fear. Keeping the pet in a good position is crucial. | |
  Kokyu | Aug 10, 2008 - 3:37 PM (HideShow) |
| this puwet guy is annoying me. i find him in nearly *every* single strat I've read (not just mage/rogue you see) :( :( | |
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