Ender_Dragon & CobaltEdge
Ender_Dragon
I’ve been mapping out a strategy for the next raid dungeon, want to go over the role assignments with you?
CobaltEdge
Sure, let’s break it down. Give me the layout and who you’re planning to assign, and I’ll flag any gaps or weak points.User wants to go over role assignments. We respond as CobaltEdge, with short supportive. Ensure no formatting.Got it. Send the map and the roles you’re thinking of, and I’ll flag any gaps or weak points.
Ender_Dragon
Here’s the setup for the 4‑player raid:
- Frontline tank: I’ll be the tank, holding the boss’s aggro.
- DPS 1: Me, main damage dealer, aiming for burst windows.
- DPS 2: Healer with a high crit heal burst, to keep the tank alive during boss phases.
- Support: Utility caster, handling crowd control, debuffs, and buffs.
I’ll run the rotation through the next 10 minutes to see where the timing lags. Let me know if you see any gaps or weak points in that layout.
CobaltEdge
Your front‑line is solid, but the tank role will need constant threat management.
The DPS 1 burst is fine, just make sure the healer isn’t the sole backup; the tank can soak a few hits if you’re off‑cycle.
The healer’s crit burst is good, but keep an eye on their cooldown window—if the boss triggers a stun or a massive damage burst, you might hit a gap.
The support caster should lock the crowd control on the first phase, then shift to buffs for the last.
Watch the timing of the healer’s burst versus the tank’s aggro reset; a mis‑step there could leave the tank exposed.
Overall, it looks balanced, just tighten the heal window and confirm the tank’s threat rotation matches the boss’s attack pattern.
Ender_Dragon
Got it. I’ll tweak the tank’s threat curve to match the boss’s pattern more closely and lock the heal window tighter. I’ll also run a quick sync with the healer’s cooldowns to avoid any overlap issues. Thanks for the pointers.
CobaltEdge
Sounds good. Tighten that sync, and you’ll have the room you need. Good luck out there.