We've taken Anub'arak down to 8% twice, but we still have problems with raid survivability.
Our raid composition is as follows (ranged/caster dps raid)
1 Palatank (me, on the boss due to better gear)
1 Druida (feral - offtank)
1 Paladin (holy)
1 Priest (holy or discipline, still not sure about best spec)
1 Druid (resto)
2 Destrolocks
1 Mage
1 Shaman (elemental)
1 Hunter
Phase 1 is not a problem. We decided to put 2 of the 5 dps to constantly atack the boss while the 3 remaining DPS are focusing on adds. We use one of the warlocks interrupting the adds with
shadowfury although sometimes we had problems with these interrupts. We've found out that heavy DPS on the boss is probably the key, but we need to take the adds down too, or the debuffs will make them impossible to be tanked.
Phase 2 is also OK unless someone messes it up.
Our problem is phase 3. Once the boss hits 30% we use to turn the adds down, although 2 new adds appear, and this is when we wipe. Our healers are not able to keep both tanks alive.
Do you think it would be needed to replace one of the healers (probably the resto druid) with another DPS ?
Maybe swapping tanks so I take the adds since I am slightly better geared?
PS: Apologies if I have any typo/language mistake.