Originally Posted by Perilous
You have so much cc and a pet that winning the mana war should be relatively easy. It just takes a long time if the other team is good.
I gave a reasonably specific outline on how to beat druid/rogue. Any more details and I might as well just play the matches for you.
And a felhunter is not easy for a rogue to kill. It is easy for a warrior. The reason is to kill a felhunter the rogue needs a full energy bar, not feared, rooted or cycloned. A warrior can save up range and become fear immune. One intercept stun out of los and the pet dies.
Pulling a voidwalker out vs a competant rogue/druid team is a huge mistake as the warlock is now easy to control which means a world of problems for your druid. Also the pet can be cycloned which eliminates the soul link during burst periods.
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You're freaking delusional if you think a rogue can't burst down a felhunter.
When I play my druid vs lock teams the strat is: sit on felhunter all game until it dies, if he summons a second one do it again. If he summons a void, move to the warlock and sit on him. That's pretty much it. It's brain dead, and the rogue/druid team would have to be stupid to not play this way. It's loads easier to do this vs a paladin healer too, for obvious reasons.
Versus a team playing with that tactic your best bet is to; a) have already had a voidwalker out from before the initial combat started (full summon), failing that b) get a voidwalker out ASAP. Tailing that c) play the lame game of park the pet in one location in full LOS of the healer and have the warlock continually run around and attempt hard summons to keep the attention of the druid. Even if you are managing to keep the pet alive, you are losing the attrition game, trust me. Your warlock is doing everything he can to burst down a rogue (which will never happen), and the druid should generally never be in LOS of the warlock for longer then one GCD.
Games like that are lame, and usually go on for hours.