This is for my own notes - paladin tanking rotations are pretty straightforward once you realize what's a 6, what's a 9, and which are the best ones to skip if you need to hit Divine Plea, Sacred Shield, or any other cooldown.
Bears are confusing and strange to me, and I got a taste for it when I tanked with Wulfstan in a normal instance the other day.
The Imp Mangle build does this:
1) Lacerate
2) Mangle
3) FFF
4) Swipe
5) Mangle
6) Swipe
7) FFF
8) Mangle
9) Swipe
(repeat from 1)
Is there any good way of parsing this so I remember, or should I just write it on a post-it and write "Remember to Maul" on it?
Bear tanking rotation
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Re: Bear tanking rotation
This is what I do for single target:
0. Start with berserk, spam mangle and maul until the buff wears off.
1. Keep Maul queued up (unless you are rage starved then skip) - Its on a different GCD so just spam it.
2. Mangle on cooldown
3. FFF on cooldown
4. Lacerate until you have 5 on a target then swipe. Don't let the Lacerate stack fall off.
5. Demo roar if your really bored, it doesn't do much for threat.
AoE tanking:
1. Keep Maul queued up
2. Swipe, tab, swipe, tab, swipe, tab, swipe
3. Watch for threat as you tab around, use mangle if dps is close
0. Start with berserk, spam mangle and maul until the buff wears off.
1. Keep Maul queued up (unless you are rage starved then skip) - Its on a different GCD so just spam it.
2. Mangle on cooldown
3. FFF on cooldown
4. Lacerate until you have 5 on a target then swipe. Don't let the Lacerate stack fall off.
5. Demo roar if your really bored, it doesn't do much for threat.
AoE tanking:
1. Keep Maul queued up
2. Swipe, tab, swipe, tab, swipe, tab, swipe
3. Watch for threat as you tab around, use mangle if dps is close
