Guide to the Follower Dream Team: 3 Followers that Can 100% All Missions

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new co-host Panser is movingWarlords of Draenor Followers Guidefollowing these instructionsBalanceRestorationgold challenge modeProving Grounds SilverHamletEJon his blogthis guideSchwarzfelsgießereimaking a single team of 3 that can 100% all of the raid missions (and potentially, any 3-follower mission).Here is a linkKaserne Stufe 3Credit to this Reddit thread for the original idea, although the method described here is different from the one used there. Also to my guildmate Vosk for discussing the theorycraft of this with me.The Concept

Garona die Halborcin's Meisterassassine counts for 1 full counter

An active racial bonus counts for 1/2

Other bonuses (environment/enemy counters, Große Ausdauer, and Kampferfahrung) count for 1/3

Having everyone at +15 ilvls from the requirement counts for 1/2, or slightly more in certain circumstances.

Eigenschaftsumschulung für AnhängerWild auf WildlingeVoll auf Liebe programmiertMit den Arakkoa auf du und duGut Freund mit OgernGarona die HalborcinGarona die HalborcinSetting up the Racial SynergiesMethod AGarona die Halborcin

Once you do, choose one follower of each of the 3 races you get. For example, if the books you wind up with are Beasts, Ogres, and Arakkoa, you might choose Fleischklops, Dagg, and Morgensucher Rukaryx. Note that I did not choose Leorajh, Blook, or Krallenpriester Ishaal--they all have locked traits that make it more likely that your books will overwrite each other (you can make a case for Blook, since it's very nice if you get him with two racials, but it's risky since they're more likely to overwrite, and his Kampferfahrung is worse than a racial bonus).

Then, use 2 books on each follower (not their own race). The second book in each case has a 1/3 chance of overwriting the first. This leaves you with a 29.6% chance of having 0 overwrites and 6 bonuses, a 44.4% chance of 1 overwrite and 5 bonuses, and 25.9% chance of a worse result. With any luck, you get at least 5, thereby being able to do any mission with 3 missing counters. If you get bad overwrites, the team should still be useful, but you'll have to wait for more books to fully round it out.

From there, you can buy Fähigkeitsumschulung für Anhängers at your leisure to get whatever abilities give the best spread across the team.

Of the followers with these “unusual” races, virtually all of them are Warriors and Rogues: Genussbot 8000, Ziri'ak, Dagg, Tormmok, Blook, Klauenwache Kurekk, Goldmähne der Häuter, and Fleischklops.

The only exceptions are Leorajh and Krallenpriester Ishaal (Leibwächters) and Morgensucher Rukaryx (whose ability list is sadly no different from Warriors and Rogues). You may consider someone like Leorajh simply so that your team has access to Group Damage and Magic Dispel counters, especially if you have extra books in case of an overwrite. But it's not required.

If you do your best to get a spread of abilities amongst a team of 3 Warriors and Rogues, you can still hit 4 counters in every BRF mission (Eiserne Fertigung will be the biggest problem).

Method BEigenschaftsumschulung für AnhängerGarnisonsressourcenGarona die Halborcin

Wait until you have 2 of any one racial book. Say you get 2 Wild auf Wildlinge (Beasts).

Choose your favorite follower of that race, say Fleischklops. Do not use a Leibwächter or Blook.

Spam trait rerolls on that follower until you get 2 racial bonuses. Optional: keep going until one of the two is Kind Draenors (Horde) or Verbündeter von Argus (Alliance) if you want to include Garona die Halborcin. Say you get Orc and Pandaren.

You need to find a Pandaren with Kind Draenors (in this example). This requires either using trait rerolls on a Pandaren, or recruiting for Kind Draenors from the Inn until you get a Pandaren.

Same as step 4 for an Orc with Bräuliebhaber. If it's Garona die Halborcin, the odds of the successful trait reroll are low, and this step is optional.

Use the two Wildlings books on the Orc and the Pandaren.

Use ability rerolls as needed to get a good spread.

Step 3 has approximately an 8.5% chance of success looking for any two racials, and a 2.5% chance if requiring a specific one. So you can expect to use about 12 trait rerolls, or 40 if you require Garona die Halborcin. The latter is probably only worth doing if you're very patient and flush with Garnisonsressourcen, and have had time to stockpile some rerolls before starting all this.

Step 4 has approximately an 8.2% chance of success, so roughly another 12 rerolls.

Step 5, if it's Garona die Halborcin, has roughly a 5% chance of success. So this would take 20 more rerolls, and coupled with the 50% chance of overwriting it in step 6, is probably not worth doing.

After step 5, you've likely used about 24 trait rerolls (actually less on average, since you have a large set of followers, you had some chance of having the right racials on people already). At this point, the endgame is the same as method A: use the books and then choose abilities. However this is a stronger position than method A since:

You only have 1-2 chances of overwrites instead of 3,
If you have a Garona die Halborcin, your final setup is stronger in every case, and
You have more of a selection of abilities, by choosing a follower who can complement the Warriors and Rogues better.

ConclusionGarnisonsressourcenGarnisonsressourcenEigenschaftsumschulung für AnhängerGarona die Halborcin

Kommentare

Kommentar von bbbrasil

Wow.
I know a few guys that would rage about the equivalence of 8% and 12 trials, for starters, but for me looks like an awesome guide.
By shear luck I have almost all traits and races right on. I am going to try and optimise 2 spec-ops teams!

Kommentar von Icytroll

I did method B and just got my dream team up and running, and then when i wanted to upgrade the ilvl of one of the followers, I accidentally clicked a mechanotrait instead of the ilvl upgrade in my bag, and now i'm sitting here fuming because I ^&*!ed up the perfect setup :(

Kommentar von matrixenforcer

One thing I have noticed with patch 6.2 is that the follower trait books now allow you to select which trait to replace making this process much easier.

Kommentar von Beatrice

Is there any app or tool to check how 'perfect' a team is?

What about this setup:

1. Oronok - Bonus with orcs, bonus with beasts
2. Garona - Bonus with orcs, bonus with beasts
3. Pallada - Bonus with orcs, dancing guide

And obviously 6 different counters (which are not covered by dancing guide)

Isn't this team like, perfect? And quite easy to get, you only need 2 beasts books and a couple of rerolls to get 'Child of draenor' on all 3.

Kommentar von EnolaReverof

So after a little research, I have found that the perfect team is - Gorona, Blook, and Oronok. Reroll until all 3 have Child of Draenor, use 2 ogre books (since books allow you to pick which trait to change now) and give Oronok and Gorona the Ogre companion trait. This will actually leave a trait open on Blook which you can then give him Dancing with, and this effectively gives you 7 countered abilities, 3 auto-boost traits, and all 5 companion trait buffs.

I don't think you can get a more effective team.

Kommentar von 303672

Ally of Argus works on an orc follower Garona Halforcen for Alliance ?

Does this mean that all there's a Horde racial equivalent for all the human followers we get ? Like Harrison Jones, Leeroy Jenkins, Croman, & Millhouse Manastorm (gnome). It seems like Alliance have a big racial advantage when it comes to followers.

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