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Holy Paladin Rotation Guide– Battle for Azeroth 8.0.1

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- Places a beacon of light on a target, replicating a portion of any healing you do to a target. Healing your target with or will refund a small portion of the spells mana cost.

- Fast expensive heal that heals for a large amount.

- Slow spell that is very mana efficient. Great for periods of low damage.

- A large bust of healing or damage on a target or striking an enemy for Holy damage. This spell gains a flat 25% increased Critical Strike Chance.

- Heals up to 5 targets in a cone infront of you. This spell also heals targets standing ontop of you.

- Sacrifices some of the Paladin's health to instantly heal an ally for a heavy amount. The Paladin takes damage equal to half the amount of the healing done. isn't transferred through and cannot be cast on yourself..

Offensive Abilities

- Blesses the land beneath you, causing enemies in the area to take light Holy damage.

- Hits the target for moderate Holy damage.

- Deals moderate Holy damage and causes the target to take increased damage from your next and .

Major Cooldowns

- Increases the effects of your chosen aura (Level 60 talent).

- Increases your healing, damage and critical strike chance for a few seconds.

- Heals a friendly target for an amount equal to your maximum Health. Gives and can't be used if the target already has .

Defensive Cooldowns

- Reduces all damage you take by a fair amount for 8 seconds..

- Renders you immune to all damage and spells for 8 seconds. Gives and can't be used if you already have .

Utility

- Mass out-of-combat resurrection. This can be used through walls and line of sight. So if your party wipes look for ways to use this spell to get everyone in the 100yd range up in a single cast and save time!

- Removes and grants immunity to all movement impairing effects for a few seconds. This can be incredibly useful in situations where you or a party member are affected by an extreme slow. You can use this before running over most slows as well so that they do not hinder you in any fashion allowing you to move freely.

- Grants immunity to all physical attacks for a few seconds. Causes and can't be used on targets that already have . This spell is the primary "Utility" spell we have, many spells are physical damage and as such you should always be looking for an opportunity to use this spell. It can remove many debuffs, or allow players to soak physical damage mechanics that would otherwise kill them. Or it can simply be used to reduce the damage a squishy target would take from a heavy hitting AoE spell. Finding the optimal way to use this spell will allow you to trivialize certain mechanics making your entire group happy that you were there in the first place.

- Transfers some of the damage an ally takes back to you for a few seconds. The effect stops if the transferred damage brings you to low enough health. Use this often and coordinate with tanks when they may need it. It has a very short cooldown so be sure you aren't letting it sit on cooldown for extended periods of time there are many many occasions where someone else will be in danger and you are not so the damage transfer will smooth out those moments.

- Summons a Holy mount granting you increased movement speed briefly. This can be extremely helpful when soaking mechanics or just getting where you need to go quickly.

- Removes all Poison, Disease and Magic effects from an ally. Use this often, in many encounters removing a debuff will be more mana efficient than simply healing through the damage it adds. Always look for opportunities to use this spell on cooldown.

- Stuns an enemy for a few seconds. This can be incredibly helpful for stopping casts if you do not have an interrupt, it can even be used on certain spells that are uninterruptible to either delay them or stop them outright. This is particularly useful in dungeons try to find a use for this frequently.

- Taunts the target. You can use this spell with one of your immunitys to soak many encounters in the game, saving your party from moments of danger. Simply pop your Immunity ability and taunt giving the boss or monster a few seconds to target you and cast the ability rendering it harmless.

- Out-of-combat single target resurrection spell.

Passives

- Gives you increased mount speed. This effect doesn't stack with other similar effects.

- Causes your critical strikes to reduce the cast time of your next , or increase the effectiveness of your .

Mana and Mana Management

Balance Druids have which they can cast giving you a short period of time where none of your spells cost mana, try to line this up with a cooldown of yours for maximum effectiveness.

Retribution Paladins can give you this is just a passive increase in your mana regeneration giving you a significant amount of mana for a time.

Holy Priests have which makes them channel a spell for a short period of time giving all other healers in your group no mana cost on their spells. This is like a groupwide innervate but comes at the expense of essentially having your Holy Priest not casting any throughput spells.

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Commentaires

Commentaire de daros

Assemblage spirituel (aka Socrethar the Eternal): In phase 2 place your becons on people with Don des man’ari

Commentaire de TegoZanduba

Your selfless healer section mentions Eternal Flame.... ahhhhh can't be both!

Commentaire de Aggressor1000

I strongly disagree with the reference to never using Light of Dawn in the EF talented section. While not always useful, if you're raid has 6 or more people that require healing and will have little to no overhealing, it's far more powerful than EF and will pull great numbers.

Holy Paladin Rotation Guide– Battle for Azeroth 8.0.1

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