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Originally Posted by Bocman

I second those sequences.

Also, if you have problems with rogues, I have a secondary bar with all of my rank one affliction insta-cast spells. If a rogue suddenly has 3 dots on him, odds are he'll pop CloS before he notices "wait...these are doing 40 damage per tick..." Make sure you don't burn your Deathcoil or insta-howl of terror immediately either. If the rogue catches on and DOESN'T CloS, just replace the dots with higher level ones and fight as normal.

The key is to keep a mental count of how long is left on their CloS so you don't waste anything (HoT, Skill Coil, or Nightfall procs) on them that would be hugely beneficial otherwise.

Originally Posted by Theleb

http://wow-en.curse-gaming.com/downloads/details/2786/

Its an add-on which monitors (Amongst other things) Rogue CloS durations, Mage Iceblocks, Seductions, bascally anything on a timer in your immediate vicinity.

Essentially, as soon as your nemesis hits "Iwin" you know to the second when it finishes, and you can time DoTs/Fears/Nukes/Dance as appropriate.

Originally Posted by Moardin

Do you know how this compares to Antagonist???

Originally Posted by Jhuderis

I've got a cast sequence set up for Corr, SiLi, Curse of Agony, with SB on a Shift+Click and UA on CTL+Click. My reasoning is:

1. Corr 1st gives me the best chance of a NF proc even if I can only get the one dot off due to a stunlock, sheep etc.
2. UA on a modifier allows me to choose to blast it off if I have time, but keeps my sequence all instant so I can keep moving if I have to.
3. Curse of Agony last in the sequence allows me to choose to stop clicking the sequence button and use a Tongues or Exhaustion if needed. Saves a bit of mana or re-applying.
4. SB is only used when NF procs, making it instant and castable on the move as well.

I've found that tab-targeting and spamming every dot in my instant sequence on every member of the opposition puts them in a tough spot. They have to either heal themselves, heal the party members, dispell themselves or dispell the party. All of those actions force them to NOT focus on something too, which the team will try to use to its advantage. If the healer focuses on someone else, GG the healer... if it focuses on himself, GG their squishiest team member while the healer is dealing with itself. Plus, all dots x5 is 4-5k of overall damage to the party, per tick. Pretty useful imo.

-Jhud

Originally Posted by Jhuderis

I've got a cast sequence set up for Corr, SiLi, Curse of Agony, with SB on a Shift+Click and UA on CTL+Click. My reasoning is:

1. Corr 1st gives me the best chance of a NF proc even if I can only get the one dot off due to a stunlock, sheep etc.
2. UA on a modifier allows me to choose to blast it off if I have time, but keeps my sequence all instant so I can keep moving if I have to.
3. Curse of Agony last in the sequence allows me to choose to stop clicking the sequence button and use a Tongues or Exhaustion if needed. Saves a bit of mana or re-applying.
4. SB is only used when NF procs, making it instant and castable on the move as well.

I've found that tab-targeting and spamming every dot in my instant sequence on every member of the opposition puts them in a tough spot. They have to either heal themselves, heal the party members, dispell themselves or dispell the party. All of those actions force them to NOT focus on something too, which the team will try to use to its advantage. If the healer focuses on someone else, GG the healer... if it focuses on himself, GG their squishiest team member while the healer is dealing with itself. Plus, all dots x5 is 4-5k of overall damage to the party, per tick. Pretty useful imo.

-Jhud