Defending in World of Warcraft is not easy, but you can learn how to defend a graveyard or tower. There are many things you should know about defending a tower. Here are some tips for defending against rogues and affliction:
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Defending a tower
Defending a tower in Warlock PvP can be a tricky situation, especially if you have no demons or pets. The best thing to do is kill the flag carrier and give them a Major Healthstone, and don’t Soulstone yourself. Having a healer nearby can help if you need it. You should avoid defending a tower in the center of the map as this will only result in a non-stop fight.
While defending a tower, it is best to use a powerful spell such as Metamorphosis to make sure you get a critical hit. This spell will also protect you from a Rogue’s Stunlock and Destroy combo. The Rogue is going to be angry that you jumped on him and took out his teammates. However, it can also help you get some healing and potions.
Defending a graveyard
Defending a graveyard in World of Warcraft carries with it many benefits. For one, it is a valuable way to prevent a horde rush. The horde rush is usually focused on Stone Hearth Graveyard. The main goal of defending the graveyard is to prevent the horde from resurrecting all their dead allies. In addition, defending the graveyard can help you recapture towers and allies that make it back to the base.
Defending a graveyard is an excellent strategy for reducing the time it takes to kill an enemy team. It allows you to keep your enemies in one area for a long time, maximizing your reputation and honor. If your opponents leave your graveyard, it is possible to coop them back into your starting area, which allows you to continue teamfighting until the end of the game.
Defending against rogues
Defending against rogues in World of Warcraft is a bit different than defending against melee. Defending against a warlock involves staying far away from the enemy and using a variety of crowd control spells. For instance, if your opponent is a rogue, you can use the Marcheur du Vide’s Shield to prevent interrupts. Depending on your class, you can also use a spell that a warlock doesn’t specialize in.
Despite the name, the Warlock is a threat in PvP. He can be a nightmare in open-world battles or Battlegrounds, dealing massive damage to endless targets. Moreover, his Affliction spec makes him a ranged DPS. Defending against him should be your first priority. Otherwise, there are ways to deal with him.
Defending against affliction
Defending against affliction in World of Warcraft PvP requires a few tweaks. While the self-healing and defensive nerfs are good for Affliction Warlocks, the new tier set bonuses will probably push them further behind other specs in PvP. In addition to reducing their damage, affliction warlocks suffer from massive slows. It can be difficult to kite with the massive slow caused by affliction. A good defense set will be a combination of protection trinkets and a PvP pair.
Defending against Affliction requires a combination of buffs and skills. Those who choose to use Affliction spells should take Destruction or Boomkin for BGs. These spells hit for around 4700, making them incredibly satisfying to use. For PvP, Affliction is not a great option, as its effects are similar to those of melee.
