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In this video I break down some of the interesting choices being made by Holy Paladins in WF racing guilds in Mythic Castle Nathria in order to emphasize the need for players to understand their role and learn from some of the strategies being deployed at the highest level. This discussion includes a review of Glimmer of Light and high Haste, the difficulties presented by Divine Toll in a raid setting, and the various off-meta options available in the 15, 40 and 50 talent rows.
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Awesome video as always Zaldin, as a new holy paladin myself I never really liked the glimmer build in raiding even though everyone kept telling me that it was the most optimal, and I didn't disagree with them, it just wasn't my cup of tea. This video really made me think that maybe I don't have to run glimmer for raiding and instead try maybe a beacon of faith build or something unique to my play style.
great video man
what are your thoughts on Rule of Law? nice vid btw
Your videos have given great insight in how to play different builds for the Holy Paladin. I have recently returned to WoW after taking a long break. I was a Holy paladin main during Cataclysm. I am use to the old way and have been trying to figure out how to play the Holy paladin to fit the old playstyle but have disliked that they now made it a melee healer. I liked your beacon of virtue/holy light build.
Holy Shock should have 2 Charges, it would fix so much. and make Div Toll not so mandatory in mythics.. also make Crusader striking twice in a row more forgiving if you have 2 charges of HS
What legendaries are world first raiders using? With this build shock barrier doesnt seem to be the best option.
i saw the race to world first pallys use awakening talent. i gave it a try and man i love it lol