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cohaagen 09-17-2010 10:50 PM

Kiting / Root-rot Duo Question
 
Will two snare-type spells or two root-type spells stack on a mob?

For instance, if a Druid and Necro duo, the Druid could cast Snare and the Necro could cast Engulfing Darkness. Or, if a Druid and Shaman duo, the Druid could cast Grasping Roots and the Shaman could cast Root.

Virtuosos 09-17-2010 10:57 PM

one will off-set the other


highest level spell will replace same-type i believe...times dont stack up. cant be doubly snared :$

JackFlash 09-18-2010 12:12 AM

Correct, The higher lvl caster's snare/root will overwrite the the lower level. Least thats how I remember it in classic.

zianlo1 09-18-2010 12:56 AM

For the necro druid combo, does the druid snare overwrite the entire spell of darkness (snare+dot) so the darkness spell does no dmg???

RKromwell 09-18-2010 01:15 AM

Depends on the level of the caster.

Bubbles 09-18-2010 04:30 AM

The druid snare costs less, resists less, and lasts longer. You'll want the necro stacking better dots than the darkness line as ways to spend his/her mana to maximize dps. The only time you'll want the necro snaring is as a backup in case you're on seafury island and the druid went 0/2 on snare when pulling, which should hardly ever happen 40+.

Skope 09-18-2010 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Bubbles (Post 144299)
The druid snare costs less, resists less, and lasts longer. You'll want the necro stacking better dots than the darkness line as ways to spend his/her mana to maximize dps. The only time you'll want the necro snaring is as a backup in case you're on seafury island and the druid went 0/2 on snare when pulling, which should hardly ever happen 40+.

the darkness line is pretty efficient and puts out great dps. a good necro will also always time their snares so the short duration isn't really much of an issue.

cascading darkness is 72dmg a tick for 1.36m and 1152 total damage with a 60% snare. all of that for only 300 mana :P

lyyfeleech 09-18-2010 10:50 AM

There is rarely a reason to ever use any of the darkness line but dooming.

Bubbles 09-18-2010 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skope (Post 144346)
the darkness line is pretty efficient and puts out great dps. a good necro will also always time their snares so the short duration isn't really much of an issue.

cascading darkness is 72dmg a tick for 1.36m and 1152 total damage with a 60% snare. all of that for only 300 mana :P

Anything you are kiting long enough to make Cascade run it's full course is probably better suited (and less resisted) w/ an ignite and bond.

Basically, you have to cast bond on just about anything, ignite is far better for a decent kite, and even seafuries really don't require stacking Bond/Ignite/Cascading. If you're stacking all 3 of those, what would the druid do besides bind in OOT and gate out to sell your loot? :)

And if we're talking pre-49 (and we probably should), druid snares stack up a lot better vs. Dooming.. And BoilBlood fares well vs. Dooming, too. /shrug.

In general you're 100% right for soloing, but it just seems like a big waste to be snaring as the necro in a druid duo.

yaeger 09-18-2010 12:05 PM

Yeah only the highest spell will take effect.

Though, I thought that if you rooted a target, it automatically dispels the snare on the target. At least that's what happened in classic.


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