Ok. So I am a mage as Main. I love playing a mage and if things go as they seem to be i will retire my mage from PvE and he can spend his time eating people up in PvP. Funny how things work cos i rolled my Druid to be my PvP as I thought i would never be able to use my mage. Now i dont think Druids will be to usefull in PvP once at 80 and Boomkins are a little more balanced.
Anyway I am Offtopic in my own post.
So I am now going to use this Druid as a Resto as i never liked tanking. NOW I have had to tank to get instances doen through 40 to 65 and found it rather enjoyable so want to do both at 80. I now have Lacerate and kinda stuck for what i think is the best rotation. I did some practice on Ring of Blood Q tanking for various groups that came along and struggled for what was the BEST rotation. I held agro fine but want to know what is best TPS for when I am in harder content.
Before Lacerate it was..........
FFF (to Pull)-
Maul (push as they were halfway to me for an immediate hit)
Demo Roar
Mangle
Now here it depends on how many targets. If more than 2 I would enrage and Swipe as Rage allowed refreshing Mangle, FF or Demo if needed. 2 or less i would Maul (glyphed) It worked for me and i help aggro well enough, As the main target got to 20% i would move to next and stack FFF, Mangle and such.
SO now i have Lacerate, I didnt have any problems holding agro without it but i assume in later content my threat generation will need to be higher and Lacerate is for that?
So is it a simple. FFF-Maul-Demo-Mangle-Lacerate x 5 and keep both lacerate and mangle debuff ticking while Maul OR Swipe depending on how many targets?
I dont use CC on dungeons as it pointless and just lowers the amount of rage I generate. I have been told having alot of Rage generates more threat but never seen anything to prove this so if someone could explane this i would be happy.
Basically I have decided i want to tank and want to know everything about it beyondd the Basic.
Sry for long post