Solo lvl 70 raid

[Schlup]

So I was thinking about soloing a lvl 70 raid to see how I did, I'm sure they stuff can't be that hard to kill and since I can heal myself I should be able to make it through.  Not talking about Sunwell but some of the other entry level stuff.  Has anybody tried this?  Anybody tried to solo a lvl 60 raid?

[Arethius]

Yes, it is possible depending on the encounter. I recommend getting actual tank gear or PVP gear to give yourself a chance though.

[Schlup]

Any specific raids you would recommend starting with?

[AngryYankee]

What exactly is a raid?

[Sir-diealot]

What exactly is a raid?

Stuff you spray on ants?

[Schlup]

Raids groups are a way to have parties of more than 5 and up to 40 people, divided into up to 8 groups of up to 5 players. The terms "raid" and "raiding" primarily and traditionally refer to PVE raid-specific instances and zones. As party leader, a player can convert their group into a raid group by accessing the "Social" Panel, selecting "Raid", and choosing "Convert Group to Raid." From then on, any new players invited to the group will join the raid group (up to a maximum of 40). This requires at least 2 people (IE a party). A person alone cannot form a raid group.
While in a raid group, players do not receive credit for completing quest objectives unless the quest calls for a raid. Players also receive an experience reduction for any mob killed while in a raid group. These are to prevent players from creating very large groups in order to complete normal quests or other game content intended for parties of 5 or fewer. This experience reduction is simply that the usual "group XP bonus" is not applied while in a raid group.
Many instances requiring a raid are also subject to a raid timer.
In World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King, all 25-player raids are also available to complete with 10 players. This is so that more players will get to see end game content. (Even the Lich King encounter is available as a 10 player raid.)[1]