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DE Warrior and Interpting npc casters
I have a question
I have a lvl 25 dark elf Warrior, having issues interrupting casters. What is the best method of use? Since kick is useless in these scenarios. Thanks in advance. |
A shield and bash. The way its typically done in higher level groups is by pushing the mob.
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At 55 your kick will stun otherwise the only other options are shield bash or large races can slam while dual weilding
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Sub shield, bash, sub OH weap. Repeat
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Reroll gnome
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As you and any other melee classes/pets advance (or pockets become deeper) comes haste gear & buffs, weapons with spell effects that stun or interrupt become available, better more reliable double attack and dual wield chances for more attacks overtime- it is possible to push casters and interrupt spells by all attacking on the same side. Normally you would position a monster with their back to everyone but you to improve dps by removing the chance of defense skills triggering. But it can be a good practice on key spells (gate/CH) at high levels to move to the dps side and focus the caster in a direction that won’t put their back to a wall. |
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I was just referring to casual- small group content where it’s mostly about chaining pulls and nobody but the tank or puller is usually paying much attention.
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Equip shield and use bash is your only option at lvl 25
in group situations tanks are not expected to interrupt npc castings, our bash/kick/slam are not reliable enough. either let other class worry about it, or command the dps melees to push with you; personally im not going thru the trouble to switch shield because thats not a tanks job. it's either a collaborative effort, or those who can effectively stun |
Invite a wizard, cleric or druid, all of which have push back nukes and stuns.
As a low level warrior it is your job to stand on the toes of a mob. Someone roots it and then everyone auto attacks it. |
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