Quick context
Prot Warrior grows when it turns every pull into a process. A strong opening avoids chaos and protects the group's rhythm.
The focus of this guide
- Stabilize threat in the first few seconds
- Manage multi target without losing control
- Provide predictability for DPS and healer
Practical step by step
- Mark main and secondary targets before engaging
- Perform standard opening to fix initial threat
- Reinforce control on mobs that escape the stack
- Adjust pull size according to available cooldown
Common mistakes
- Pull large pack without defined opening
- Ignore secondary mob focused by DPS
- Break the healer's line of sight due to poor positioning
Final checklist
- Defined threat opening
- Active target marking
- Pull defensive plan
- Communication with group up to date
Summary
Solid threat creates fluid dungeon. Warrior who controls the start of the pull controls the entire run.
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