I’ve been told I can MC an enemy, and have a Paladin on my team BoP the enemy while he’s friendly to put them in forebearance.
Anyone know if this works or not?
Yes.
Now the question as to why you woudl do it is a different story.
Put enemy Paladin in forbearance, purge the BoP, then open up on them with them unable to use Divine Shield, is my line of thinking.
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Yeah I mean I know why you’re doing it.
But why waste a defensive when you could just play to win in 2 HOJs instead of 1
Pump 'n dump, on to the next game I suppose. Lol A
It’s good in 2’s as every game is vs hpriest and bop is only a potential phys stun/blind break plus no hpal under prob 2400 cr is even going to realize what happened and go to bubble and think the game bugged out after they die.
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Yes, it works. It was used in the AWC to prevent the enemy holy paladin from being able to bubble the go.
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Am I missing something or would this sentence need you to have meant ret? If you’re playing against hpriest you can’t be playing against hpal in the same game can you
Good catch I actually wasn’t using my brain when I typed that. Bop is still of limited value though as lots of comps have ways to remove it which is what I was trying to get at.
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