Originally Posted by Natural
The paladin should be in the center of the room ready to avenger shield the mobs. He should also run up and judge the 4th one that does not get hit. Additionally you should have a hunter move to the center of the raid to misdirect.
The only trouble that happens from this point is due to KJ and his wings when a melee is targeted next to him. The shield/multishot can hit KJ and you might only get initial aggro on 2 mobs. The remaining 2 need to be picked up and are quite hard to target through KJ's wings. The only solution for that is to have the paladin run up and consecrate.
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Don't actually make a macro that targets AND casts avenger's shield. Just make a macro that targets them and as soon as they pop up, shoot em with your shield. Shield + Judge should take care of all 4. If your shield misses any, taunt. Make sure that nobody is doing any AOE type spells once he's just about to transition. No ret pally consecrating, no DPS warrior Whirlwinding, etc.
The mages and locks can't realistically be pulled to KJ. You can pull them THROUGH KJ but then they get all spread out and your consecrate won't hit all 4, not to mention the time lost in running ALL the way to the other end of the room. Just AOE them where they stand. I gave up on dragging hunters too. Now that they don't imp wing clip I no longer need to use FAP's but they're still a pain. If you run out of the melee range, they'll just stand there and shoot you. And thanks to lag, they won't move with you constantly. You kind of have to inch over to get them all over there and it's too much of a pain in my opinion.
For the melee adds, I pick them up then run THROUGH KJ. When he is casting shadow spike he won't do the knockback so you can run through and then reverse to get the adds between you and KJ to ensure that they are all being hit by seeds. If properly positioned, you won't get knocbacked once Soul Flay starts up again.