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As a raid healer, a common thing these days is trying to balance keeping everyone in your raid alive, while still being able to move when you need to (ie. having the right amount of situational awareness to your surroundings during raids).

I thought it would be neat to see how all the classes (even tanks and DPS) handle the multi-tasking that is required during raids. Do tanks and DPS sometimes have tunnel vision and forget to watch for the AOE effects or whatever they need to move out of? How do other healers deal with avoiding the tunnel vision problem?

Here's my write-up for healers:
http://restokin.com/?p=1434

Great topic. My response:

http://runeforgegossip.wordpress.com/20 ... e-on-fire/

Well, here's the topic from a tank's point of view.

http://childrenofwrath.blogspot.com/200 ... on-in.html

my first time doing this thing, hope its good enough =/


http://almaster-luxlegis.blogspot.com/2 ... i-die.html

My take (as a warlock/DPS): Don't Stand in the Fire!

http://feldeeds.wordpress.com/2009/06/2 ... -the-fire/

My take:

http://andtworogues.blogspot.com/2009/06/shared-topic-awareness.html

Here's my post on situational awareness for hunters: http://outdps.com/2009/06/22/shared-top ... awareness/

Situational Awareness, Driving the Tank

http://honorscode.blogspot.com/2009/06/ ... eness.html

Shared Topic: Situational Awareness for Off-Tanks

http://molsanmethod.com/?p=446

You Can't DPS When Dead:
http://moonglade.wordpress.com/2009/06/ ... when-dead/

Dealing primarily with ranged dps.

A day late, but my reply! I posted most of this in my original comment on Lissanna's blog, but wanted to flesh it out.

http://dreambound-druid.blogspot.com/20 ... eness.html