Originally Posted by
Nightrisee
Hi Mr Owldude, I'll try help ya out.
2 x Warlock
2 x Hunters
2 x Mages
Ele Shaman (+ Heal spec)
Fury Warrior
Moonkin
Ret Paladin (+ Heal spec)
Looking at that, I would take 2 warlocks, 2 hunters, ele shaman, moonkin and either your warrior or your ret, both are pretty decent for the fight. The reason having atleast one of those is really useful is that a solid mitigation cooldown for the p4 ironstar can ease alooot of pressure on the healer to have everyone at 100%.
Stick a destro warlock on the engineers. I reccomend putting that same warlock in your desecrate group, that way they are usually in a position where the adds wont fuck them over.
Hardest part for your disc to heal will be t1. I'd reccomend your guardian druid takes heart of the wild and spends that phase offhealing by blanket rejuving the raid. Heart of the wild will be off cooldown for the second empowered whirling (for us that came in p3) and he can offheal again there.
We opted to afk as opposed to burn the 2nd transition, at the cost of getting an empowered whirling in phase two. This allows all your DPS cooldowns to reset for P3 and your healer to regen mana which they're probably pretty short of by then.
Get your moonkin to hold all his dps cooldowns for t1. It will help ALOT and running with a setup like that, dps should be sort of a nonissue.
And don't try kiting adds from whirling corruptions, much easier just to kill them. This is a link to the cooldown rotation I made before we did garrosh.. The timings might be a bit off, but its accurate atleast up until the second whirling corruption. The timer starts as the cleaves start happening in jade temple. I really would reccomend having a preset cooldown rotation, it will help SO MUCH.
Hope I helped!
EDIT: Given how similar your setup is to ours seeing our tactics might help you get an idea of what you wanna do.