Healer Aggro

[baopee]

I cast regen on all party members at all time and focus my cure II or III on tank (after the tank gets firm hold of aggro), whenever adds comes at me i use Shroud of Saints to decrease the aggro, if all that fails, i would run to tank and hope tank would pick the rest of adds off me, and try not to over heal, that generates aggro.

[Sapphidia]

I cast regen on all party members at all time and focus my cure II or III on tank (after the tank gets firm hold of aggro), whenever adds comes at me i use Shroud of Saints to decrease the aggro, if all that fails, i would run to tank and hope tank would pick the rest of adds off me, and try not to over heal, that generates aggro.

You shouldn't really keep regen on all party members. Overheal generates aggro, but regen overheal does too. Every tick of a Regen on a player adds that heal amount to the threat of all enemies in combat. If you've got 4 regens ticking at once which arent healing anything, your threat will be through the roof.

[baopee]

You shouldn't really keep regen on all party members. Overheal generates aggro, but regen overheal does too. Every tick of a Regen on a player adds that heal amount to the threat of all enemies in combat. If you've got 4 regens ticking at once which arent healing anything, your threat will be through the roof.

yes, you are right, it could create a lot of hate on me, but i do pay awful lot of attention on aggro/ enmity gauge when i play as a healer. ( i have pld as my main job)

[Nailkita]

I cast regen on all party members at all time and focus my cure II or III on tank (after the tank gets firm hold of aggro), whenever adds comes at me i use Shroud of Saints to decrease the aggro, if all that fails, i would run to tank and hope tank would pick the rest of adds off me, and try not to over heal, that generates aggro.

Wow, no, regen is reserved for tank, or a dps you don't expect to take more damage any time soon. and for MP you should be using Cure I which will prevent much overhealing and allow for free Cure II, as for Cure III it's very situational in that its range is so short that it is only MP and Enmity effective on an Overcure proc with a stacked group. Also if one mob is left and around half health don't apply a new regen just to be safe.

[baopee]

Wow, no, regen is reserved for tank, or a dps you don't expect to take more damage any time soon. and for MP you should be using Cure I which will prevent much overhealing and allow for free Cure II, as for Cure III it's very situational in that its range is so short that it is only MP and Enmity effective on an Overcure proc with a stacked group. Also if one mob is left and around half health don't apply a new regen just to be safe.

you will be surprised what DF has paired up with me,-tank does not know how to tank, tank wanna be dps, dps wont get out of aoe area.