Chardok AOE- Cleric - At what points do I know its not my fault?

[gobbosnobbo]

55-59 was some of the smoothest experience I've had in the upper levels.

However, as of recently, I can't find a group thats successful, and I'm starting to wonder if I'm not part of the problem.

I'm not really sure what I can do, because it seems like enchanters are taking a ton of damage, and if I need to click off DB (shits hit the fan), or DA early, I'm still sitting there, either constantly interrupted or constantly stunned because of bash.

Sometimes, chanters die before the first DB has finished duration after I call for stun (somehow).

Sometimes they die in the middle of DA, despite me trying to heal (and getting interrupted because I've clicked off DA)

Sometimes after both DB and DA are down, I'm still getting bash locked, cant cast, cant heal myself, or heal enchanter.


Up until I call for stun, the pull usually goes fine.


Is this a problem with me? Am doing something wrong, or is this a problem with either the enchanter rotation or the puller not clumping the wave well enough?

Any advice is appreciated.


Here is my usually method.


1. Heal puller when he asks for it. (Minor heal)
2. Return to the wall, to the left of the chanters.
3. Cast DB as the mobs turn the corner.
4. Sit
5. Watch timer till Db is 6 seconds from expiring, call for stun
6. Watch both timer and cycle enchanter health.
7. Db Fades. Try to anticipate chunks of the pull coming in so I can DA. Sometimes I can hold off, sometimes I get hit so much I need to cast immediately.
8. I cast DA, sit again, continue to cycle enchanter health. If chanters start taking damage, I click off DA and try to heal.
9. Watch chanters rest of aoe, and throw in boots if none take damage.

My biggest problems are with bash/stun. If chanters take too much damage during DB/DA, I have to click off and I'm usually interrupted so much I cant cast heals.

Even after DB/DA wears, if there are too many stragglers, I still can't cast.


Is there something else I'm missing here? How do I know what the problem is?