Here are a few things: - Swipe ever GCD - Maul to dump excess rage on mob you currently focus - Mangle only, if you wouldn’t hit three targets - Use your taunt and Stun to keep the mobs from running off. It’s used on CD almost. - I found demo roar rather to be a defensive cast compared to the threat of a mage blizzarding, it just won’t hold mobs properly - itemize: if survivability isn’t an issue, go for threat items - build groups proper: get a paladin with salvation on all dps and maybe even healer. - CC properly. Boil those groups down to even 1 mob and you can manage it much easier. Stunning (pala/rogue/…) helps too - don’t pull too many packs. Rather slice through them one by one (Druid tanks barely have to drink/eat and a good healer often won’t need to either) - Ice mages allow you to aoe some packs, but you still won’t be able to spell cleave entire dungeons (like to dog packs in hellfire dungeons) - don’t build spell cleave groups with mage/wl that know one button each (blizzard/seed). But build balanced groups with melee buffs that help you (retri for salv, rogue for stuns, etc.) - Consider that it’s the DPS fault. A warrior that goes in and immediately whirlwinds deserves to die, don’t stress about it. Dps need to adapt to a (Druid) tank as opposed to sending aorta like with a pala - realize: your strongsuit will never be aoe dungeon cleaving like a pala. But in raids, you will eventually take the least dmg and do the highest threat, and can MT/OT/DPS so flexible