Optimal comp for dungeon leveling from lvl 15

[ravangrad]

Like the title says, what is in your opinion the best tank-healer-dps classes/specs to start leveling with Dungeonbuddy from lvl 15, without any heilrooms?

 

[Soullinker]

Not Druid tank + Druid Healer for sure!

I tried dungeon leveling and found it a bit buggy so be advised.

 

[ravangrad]

I tried my first batch with all 5 Druids, tank/heal and 3 ferals. Didn't go that well from early dungeons up to lvl 65ish I believe. Had to manually play the tank for quite some dungeons. Pretty squishy without the heilrooms.

 

[gruby]

Anyone tried 5 blood DKs ? They're like immortal ^^

 

[Digga2]

I tried my first batch with all 5 Druids, tank/heal and 3 ferals. Didn't go that well from early dungeons up to lvl 65ish I believe. Had to manually play the tank for quite some dungeons. Pretty squishy without the heilrooms.

Rip HB2

 

[Crowley]

Anyone tried 5 blood DKs ? They're like immortal ^^

Not what OP asked but 4 DKS and any heals will own from the time DKS leave starting zone.

From 15...1 healz, doesn't matter what, and 3 hunters and warrior tank. GG.

 

[Enzadenino]

I did this a while ago.

If you are not using heirlooms you should make sure your characters don't end up ''stealing'' each others gear.
For example, if you go 5 druids, who only wear leather, your druid will get undergeared because of a shortage of leather gear.
What i did to counter this was having my warrior tank being the only plate wearer in the group and my healer the only one who used leather. This way you have the least possible chance of your most important toons getting undergeared (which they probably will be at some points because of 3x exp).
I think my team comp was something like this:
Prot warr (plate)
Resto shammy (mail)
Comb rogue (leather)
Frost mage (cloth)
Shadow priest (cloth)