How much BV is recommended for AoE tankign SH?

[Canuun]

I've never actually worried about BV in there, I care more about spell damage. A healer spamming full rank big heals on you in level 70 blues can keep you up, as long as no DPS pulls aggro and makes them split their healing.

[Caelia]

mana break, it's it.
when a warlock is asking for drink, it's the time to stop

they drink?

[Levantine]

mana break, it's it.
when a warlock is asking for drink, it's the time to stop

they drink?

Only when they have no health left and the healer is OOM from healing them and not the tank, cuz the tank doesn't need it.

[Pizbit]

mana break, it's it.
when a warlock is asking for drink, it's the time to stop

they drink?

Only when they have no health left and the healer is OOM from healing them and not the tank, cuz the tank doesn't need it.

After Heroic bot warp splinter I looked at my shaman healers mana.
97%.
SLACK ASS BASTARD!

[Dynaheir]

Just for kicks I tried this with my soloing-fel-reavers set, which stands around 850 BV (78% passive uncrushability). TBH it didn't change much from doing it with my regular tanking set with 24ish dodge, 17ish parry. Maybe I'm just ignorant.. but inc. damage is different, more spikey one way maybe, but both will let you through. Forgot to ask my healer about it, maybe it does make a difference for them, not in my PoV...

[Zeels]

I've tried with both avoidance and ~650 BV, healers find it easier with my avoidance gear on.

[Athon]

I tanked heroic SH with 406 BV tonight. The instance really felt easy as hell. We had imba group though. Few weeks ago we did the first boss with the guildies for Nightbane quest and the instance felt much harder. I had about 280 BV back then. The healer (paladin) had over +1700 healing this time. He seemed to be impressed too. We had no CC at all, which slightly worried me (casters can be nasty sometimes), but it was no problem.