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Restoration Druid, Unstable Warlock, Mage Vs. Healer Priest, Holy Paladin, Warrior

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This match is definitely in your favor, but it can change from good to hectic really, really quick. Optimal spec for your warlock is undeniably UA, although SL/SL has a reasonable (50/50) chance of working. Any other spec, including destruction oddly, is not going to be able to do enough damage to this team, fast enough.

The reason for that is simple: your entire strategy here is to dot BOTH the paladin and the warrior at the same time. Although your mage is going to be chaining spells at the warrior (2pc tier 4 recommended), the paladin is supposed to die first, and keeping UA + 2 dots (CoE on warrior and CoT on the paladin) will outdamage any healing the team can put out, even with the priest dispelling ua. Your warlock should be playing in close accordance to staying in LoS with your druid, as well as trying to pull the warrior out of LoS of the paladin, and pretty much is going to be forced into ignoring the priest.

Sheeping said priest is a great idea, as the paladin is already going to be screwed on global cooldowns, and with CoT is going to be scrambling to keep his team up. As soon as that paladin bubbles, every single one of your players needs to start spamming CCs on the other team, and in the last few seconds start reapplying dots on the warrior in preparation to redot the paladin. Use your cc's wisely, especially if you can try to screw with the other team's positioning.

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