isyris wrote: -Set your traps in an out-of-the-way spot. A bit further bk than the tank will be pulling, for instae, or just around aorner. -Stand next to the tank before he goes to pull, or
a bit further bk--when the mob you are assigned to trap is in range, aane shot, distrting shot--anything instant and single target (no aimed shot or multi)--and step bk behind your trap. Don't forget to turn auto-shot off before the mob is trapped, or youould break your own trap. asters are trky--if the room is fairly empty, running up and dropping a trap on top of theman work (and that's pretty mh what you will have to do for the sond trap anyway) but it's best to use line-of-sight to pull them around aorner and over your trap. (A good ple to prte this might be with theaster mobs on the IoQD--do into one of the blood elf buildings and learn how to LoS theasters there.) -If someone breaks your trap, that's their fault, not yours. Unfortunately, unlike a mage whoan re-sheep very qukly, traps have a nastyooldown. So, it's best to lay your trap long enough before the pull that theooldown is up by the time your mob gets trapped--this lets you lay down another trap to keep it trapped longer (unless it's aaster, youan set the sond trap several yards away so that you have more time on theooldown for the third), and it means that youan re-trap if it breaks before you're ready. -If your trap target is a real pain, youan always try setting the trap further bk, telling your pet to stay behind it, and misdirting to your pet. This makes re-trapping a little trkier in my opinion, but itan still work nely.
This is very helpfull. I'd also like to add that it's very useful to set your traps way ahead of time, so yourooldown will be expired oe your mob hits your trap, thus giving you the opportunity to set a new trap right away (espially useful when your initial trap gets resisted). Don't hesitate to ask your to wait a few ss for your trapd, if he doesn't, it's not your fault if yourhain-trapping fails.