Single targets:
Keep demo roar up.
Keep Mangle on CD.
Keep FFF on CD.
Lacerate spam in between those CDs.
Spam Maul.
Multiple targets with focus fire is more or less like single
targets but replace Lacerate spam with Swipe spam.
AOE packs:
Spam Maul and Swipe. You don't have time or GCDs for anything else in my experience, you'll lose aggro. Keep enemy health bars up and click any of them that turn yellow and give em a Growl and keep target on them to get some Maul offloaded on em.
Doing this I pull a good 5~6k TPS on single targets, 4~5k on aoe packs. I've never lost a clothie to an aoe pack if they gave me 4 seconds first.
Edited, Sep 11th 2009 12:27pm by - FFXI
Ranawaran - WoWThanks as ever for the constructive help -much appreciated Maul and Mangle are the 2 best fast aggro hits we have, useful for building a good fast lead on threat.
Lacerate is a stacking bleed affect, just stack it to 5 then keep it going.
Swipe is for multi-mobs or when you want to dump rage.
Feral FF is a nice little ranged threat boost as well.
Feral Charge is useful for getting to mobs.
Everything else is not really necessary..
Use Maul+Mangle as you move in > FFF > lacerate spam > keep mangle up > now you have a massive threat leave and all this rage to play with.-The One and Only Poldaran wrote:If being prepared is good enough for Batman, it's good enough for me.At your level, the easiest tanking rotation is, Feral Faerie Fire, Swipe, Demoralizing Roar, Queue maul, and spam swipe. Tab through targets and apply FFF to a different mob every
time its ready, or use it to keep a ranged mob focused on you if it didn't run towards you. Keep demo up, glyph of maul is nice.I have been really enjoying playing the druid after years of battling to master the delights of being a rogue. Levelling fast and have decided to spec feral and tanking with the bear. Am at level 45. Any tips concerning a decent rotation?
All constructive help gratefully received -thanks
