KALPOTHYZ
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Re:Shamans and Raid Healing Strategy - 2006/05/12 22:08
In some fights the stratigy we employ is for me as MT healer to burn my mana fast with other healers helping out a bit, others take over while i get an innervate then i take back over again. In a long fight i can easily get 2 or 3 innervates and other healers are mana efficent. This way we always know who is dealing with the MT and the others can concentrate on other needs. I normally take a druid as back up MT healer. This works well as a general rule but there are certain bosses different tactics are needed. This makes full use of innervate so my mana regens at 400% so i have a full mana bar when it finishes. If there are multiple mobs then we have others who a tank healers. A shaman plays an important role mainly keeping the healers alive and saving there instant casts to save the tank.
When it comes to sorting out healing, it is the person who knows most what they are talking about that sorts it out  doesn't matter what healing class they are.
When it comes to healing meters, i hate them and threaten to kick people that post them from the raid. The person top of the healing meter is often the one that is wasting the most mana in overhealing. DPS meter i don't care about either way. If the DPS classes want to compare dick sizes, that is their choice, funnily enough we have a DPS warrior that out DPS's rogues and hunters!
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