Originally Posted by crimsonsentinel
One of the warriors was on me, the other on our druid. Our druid is partially in blues and has cloth shoulders so I don't expect to do exeptionally well against a double warrior lineup, but it was amazing that even with our druid getting off plenty of cyclones and roots, we ran out of mana by healing ourselves before our warlock could fully drain their healer. With two mortal strikes, its amazing how much mana it takes to keep us up. I think I'm just going to accept the fact that 2 melee 1 healer combos are our counter and just hope there are enough RMP teams to keep them at low ratings =P.
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I don't think that the warlock should try to drain the enemy healer.
Both, druid and shaman, offer some protection against drain tactics. With druids its run & drink, while shamans actually profit from a felhunter following them (at least in the long run) while still having the possibility to twist Grounding Totem and WF. So against shaman, the WL should try a Voidwalker to further decrease incoming physical dmg and minimizing Water Shield usage.
If your lock is able to put out enough DPS on both warriors to lure out the shaman, he should be cycloned as soon as possible to increase the pressure on him.
When the shaman has some healing to do, he won't be able to earthshock/purge that much.
Having a druid in blue/cloth gear might be quite a problem, because sooner or later, one warrior is going to intercept the druid to stop the cyclone/root-rotation.
Apart from outgearing them, they will probably still beat yout.