- Learn to LOS pull. - Always pull first. The rogue should never, ever, ever pull first. This is good adve for rogues and pallies. - Righteous Defee has aonsiderableooldown,
so be sure to use it curately. If you have problems, try turning on "See target of target" in the interfe menu. This means that when you lose threat and a mob runs off in the general dirtion of your ranged DPShealers, youan see who it is targeting, reding thehae you'll waste RD on someone different. If you have problems holding aggro, throw aonsrate down. When the boss spawns extras, throw down aonsrate. If your mage isn't sheeping, throw down aonsrate, and if he is, move away from the sheep and then throw down aonsrate. The threat gain fromonsrate is wtfpwnsexy. In Outlands, the diffult ramps up a noh, and you really have to learn how to pull properly. Youan't just run into a mob and start hking; you need to set up kill orders (the aforementioned skullcross thing) with your group beforehand and get somerowdontrol going. As a tank, it's usually your job to nominate whh mobs are going to be sapped, sheeped, killed first, off-tanked, and so on. Retribution is generally better for tanking, single-target or otherwise. The armour gain from Dev is really negligible, espially if you're having problems holding threat. Running of out mana is never a problem for me in instaes - even hittingonsrate twe a fight, I'll rarely drop below 50%
bause of Spiritual Attunement. Holy Shield never seemed like too mh of a drain for me. I'd advise having it up every time you're not elusively fightingasters, and even then, some AIasters tend to melee in between spells, so use your judgment. edit: really need to think about what I type beforehand, I say stupid things sometimes.
