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Marking for dungeons and raids
I have raided and done dungeons before but never have I done the marking.What does each mark mean and do all groups use the same set ups.I have a feral driud just turned 70 and would like to tank in raids and dungeons and need to know how to mark or is it best someone else mark?well u can always ask someone else to mark np, but generally u mark skull for 1st target x second, star(sap or sheep), square (trap), moon (sheep/seduce) purple diamond(banish/enslave), green(shackle /hybernate).
this is what most ppl use, but u can just mark up and explain the markings...in dungeons u should mark yourself just to get the hang of it, but when u go for the 1st time in a raid, u better let someone else mark since they probably know which mob does what.....Marking is gonna have to adapt a little to incorporate "root " now that druids can root indoors.
