People have been requesting a strategy guide after getting to 2200 with this comp this season (before I transferred) so I decided to make a guide on some comps that will give you trouble. Lower ranked teams of this comp rely on RNG from Windfury combined with Bloodlust to kill enemies. Verses smarter teams or teams like RMP and double healer you must know how to do quick switches and stopping as much CC you can while getting them CC'd the best you can. No matter what team you're running, even this team requires strategy at the higher ranks.

Strengths:

• RNG is your strength. Some games you may be losing then a lucky proc and the game can be completely turned around.
• You have both defensive and offensive dispells.
• Every player is hard to kill by melee, as everyone's in mail or plate and don't rely on buffs to keep themselves alive. You hard counter a majority of melee trains even though you are one.
• Decent CC for a melee train. Forcing to people to trinket followed by another CC, such as repentence or fear can be devastating at crucial moments.
• Typically easy to avoid CC on any player. With Shaman Groundings/Earth Shocks followed with Paladin dispells (and Blessing of Sacrifice to stop sheeps on himself).

Weaknesses:

• Shaman is incredibly easy to control with Silences and CC. A majority of CC's are avoidable but something like a Counterspell on a spell then the inability to Earth Shock or Grounding an incoming sheep will hurt you.
• Ret Paladin will go OOM fast. Games have to be short or you won't win.

Tips

Shaman: You MUST know how to twist Grounding and Windfury. While you can stop a majority of CC's with Dispells and Tremor Totem; things like Cyclone must be stopped otherwise someone will be CC'd. Fakecasting things like Counterspell helps A LOT in the long run. Earth Shocking is exceptionally important. Knowing how to line of sight CC is important. Basically just knowing how to heal while avoiding CC, which a good Shaman should be capable of is what is required of the Shaman in this team.

Retribution Paladin: You are going to dispell A LOT. Verses Warlock teams you should be spam dispelling whenever you're not using a Seal, Blessing, Judgement, or Crusader's Strike. The Paladin I played with was incredible and could dispell things almost instantly. Knowing how to lock down targets help A LOT too. Instead of using Repentence or Hammer to catch a target, you should use it while they are casting something. Coordinating this with the Shaman always helps.

Warrior: Everything that is expected out of a Warrior. Being able to catch Druids is a requirement. Some may call this a tunnel vision comp, but in my opinion switches are very key to it, and it all comes down to the Warrior. DO NOT tunnel vision. In short time periods where someone is out of place you can do a quick switch and win the game.