Originally Posted by Shadowed
Yea pretty much what you described are what we usually use.
Attacking the Warrior first can work, but it backfires if you're not careful due to the rage + enrage procs you're feeding them, usually I save blind when doing this as a just incase move.
Going on the Paladin works depending on how smart the Warrior is, against a Dwarf Paladin it's not worth it (!#$!#$ Stoneform), some Warriors will Hamstring you right at the start of the fight and then go off to try and kill the Priest.
Using MC works pretty well, but you have to be very careful since even if you MC a Warrior with your Rogue at 20%, he still can risk dying due to a HoW or just when MC breaks.
Also, you can abuse Sap pretty easly with Dirty Tricks, Vanish and Sprint to someone and sap them, or Blind + Sap useful for the annoying teams that will stay on mounts all day to avoid being CCed.
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I just started in the 2v2 last week with a shaman friend. We are bouncing from 1950-2100 or so rating. So far we have almost always beaten rogue/priest groups. They will almost always go for the shaman but sometimes they will poison me up. My shaman has fewer tricks then a paladin for survival so it becomes a kite fest. On the whole, I try and debuff the rogue quickly ( hamstring/rend and maybe a thunderclap) then get on the priest. Unless we are totally out geared the priest usually dies before my shaman dies. If it ends up 1v1 against the rogue and he has already blown his cool downs then he is dead. ( I usually use stoneform to remove blind
Does anyone know i you can use smolderwebs eye still on yourself? Long ago you could dot yourself so you could break frost trap and sapp. This is ideal with a paladin using BOS since even if no one touches the warrior he can dot himself to free the paladin.