
Yes true, but ROH enmity is small compared to SB. The debuff we get from the combo is good for tanks, and completing the combo is not that hard.

Let me put it this way, ROH is enmity build up over time, the longer you do it over time the better it gets. SL, Provoke or these are what I would call snap aggro abilities. and SB is a somewhere in between I guess, if any of the other PLD's can comment would be good too.

You can easily compare the relative threat generation of Savage Blade, Rage of Halone, a full combo and spamming, by using the Potency x Enmity generation calc. Savage blade has a x3 enmity modifier, Rage a x5. Both get this when spammed out of combo, but it's a multiplier over damage done.
Fast Blade is 150 Potency and its enmity is x 1 of that. Savage Blade is 100 potency out of combo, 200 potency in combo, and enmity is x 3 of that. Rage of Halone is 100 potency out of combo and 260 in combo, and enmity is x 5 of that.
Therefore, -relative- enmity values for the moves (not counting any modifiers from Shield Oath etc) are:
Fast Blade = 150
Savage Blade = 300 out of combo, 600 in combo
Rage of Halone = 500 out of combo, 1300 in combo
So you can see that doing a full Fast/Savage/Halone combo = 150+600+1300 potency threat = 2050 enmity over 3 global cooldowns. It also applies the -10% strength debuff which is huge (Rage doesnt do this when not comboed).
Spamming Rage of Halone three times in the same time period gives 1500 potency of enmity over 3 global cooldowns.
A single Rage of Halone is okay for grabbing a bit of snap aggro at the start of the fight (Rage of Halone out of combo is the single highest threat move a paladin has that only takes one GCD, slightly more than a Shield Lob) but you're simply doing it wrong if you just spam Rage of Halone. You're generating 33% more threat AND applying a debuff if you do the full Fast/Savage/Halone combo.
TLDR - spamming Halone is bad.
Last edited by Sapphidia; 10-03-2013 at 07:14 PM.
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