Playing your toon in an Instance group requires a different strategy than you’ve become used to while playing solo, no matter what class you’ve chosen. Different classes have different strengths and weaknesses within a grouped situation, and as your levels increase and you move closer to instances like Blackrock Depths (Level 52+) and into the rest of the “End Game training” dungeons such as Blackrock Spire, Dire Maul, Stratholme and Scholomance, you knowing your class role becomes more of a necessity if you hope to team up with others who know what they’re doing.

If you’re okay with teaming up with Mages and Warlocks who want to be the party’s Main Tank (MT), Warriors who charge in to every fight and “aggro” far more NPC opponents than is truly necessary, and Priests who aren’t interested in healing, then don’t worry about this or any other Instance Class guide that’s posted here - but don’t be surprised to find that (especially at level 50+) it’s hard to ever actually get THROUGH an Instance in its entirety as a direct result.world of warcraft gold

Preparing Your Priest Toon For An Instance Run

Before heading into an Instance, it is the individual responsibility of each party member to ensure their toon is in tip-top condition and well-stocked with various consumables. As a Priest, this includes:

• Repairing your equipment
• Using +healing equipment (as opposed to +shadow or +int or +spi being the focus)
• Bringing a stack or two of HP and Mana potions for emergencies
• Restocking your food supplies and other materials needed for healing and buffing

If you get involved with Instance parties before level 20, it can reasonably be expected that by Level 40, partymates will be able to rely on you for taking enough responsibility to be properly stocked before entering an Instance. Players over level 40 who join dungeon parties without adequate preparation can expect to be alienated in the future by players who ARE prepared. Other players aren’t going to be interested in sharing their consumables and a Priest who “forgets” to bring water and healing mats, for example, takes a severe nose-dive in terms of being a useful contributor to the party.wow gold