As far as mages go, we thought about who we all had played and who was and was not available. I had played on BG8 up until mid S3 when all the all stars started leaving (Ven, sodah, ect) and I had always ran into a particular RMP that impressed me. The whole east crew gave me the seal of approval and we now had our new mage Selketh about wow gold.

Selketh is definitely a new name to the "elites", but he brings more to the team than just a 4th player. Apparently he has played on multiple 2400+ teams as both Mage and Hunter. This means that Didy can cover Priest, Warlock and Warrior, GR on Paladin/Druid, Vaux on Rogue/DK, and Selketh on Mage/DK/Hunter. That opens the team up to a level in which they can virtually play every makeup to get cheap wow gold.

The future is still questionable though, how will any RMP team handle a team such as RShamn/Lock/Hunter about wow gold? Didy response was that you pretty much can not. However, it is pretty easy to see that this specific makeup is virtually impossible for anyone to beat because they have so much damage that is practically unhealable. RMP still has the same strength as it is had since it is first conception: the ability to force many cooldowns with little effort or use of their own to get cheap wow gold.

There is still the issue of arcane and Rogue nerfs. Obviously frost has always been the primaryand most effective spec of RMP, so the arcane nerfs are not necessarily going to impact the setup. However, the rogue nerfs about wow gold, as I am sure Ming has covered, give light on potential combat specs again, which would probably yield the return of "training the mage" strats of earlier RMP generations. Either way, the Priest buffs I touched on when I wrote last could help to compensate for some of these nerfs as well.