Use this for non-urgent raid heals, and topping off the tank if they’re not taking much damage. There are no hard-and-fast rules about what spells to use in what order, as healing is fundamentally a reactive activity and your choice of spells should always be based on the situation.įlash of Light is a low-throughput spell with very good mana efficiency. This is purely to activate your glyph, as you’ll rarely be swinging in melee. Use Seal of Wisdom or Seal of Light, depending on which one you have Glyphed (see Q.

Some paladins choose to take the two points out of Pursuit of Justice, and put them into the Holy tree, into Conc Aura and/or Aura Mastery for a 53/0/18 build.įor PvP: 51/20/0 is the most common build for pure healing and support, although there are popular Holy/Ret hybrids for PvP as well.

Which is not to say you can never heal a 5-man, or raid heal successfully – you certainly can, but it’s not your speciality.įor PvE: 51/0/20 or, if you can’t rely on having Kings from another paladin, 51/5/15. You have no Heal-over-Time spells and no AoE heals, but you can keep a tank up through tremendous spike damage. More than any other healer, paladin healers have a clearly defined role: you excel at healing a single target (or two) for massive amounts. This is intended to be an all-in-one FAQ detailed discussions are elsewhere. Many answers are simplistic and don’t go into details about choices in gearing, consumables, et cetera.This FAQ includes details that will be not be relevant after 3.1 goes live.Current as of 27 Mar, WotLK 3.0.9 build 9551.The format is based on Josh’s excellent Ret 3.0 FAQ. I’m posting a modified version of it here as a number of readers don’t frequent PlusHeal (although you should! it’s great!). Credits: This FAQ was developed in response to a request from Josh of Eye For An Eye, and was created at the PlusHeal forums with input from the community there.

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