Comments on: Holy Light in a Can: The Basics of Holy Paladin Healing

By: Verdomme

Verdomme — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 03:10:43 +0000

Griev above speaks the truth!
I have healed upto 6/12 in ICC25 before swapping my main to a different melee class, but from my time healing from Naxx through Ulduar and ToC, you need to just use what feels right.
After a raid or two you can usually predict how big your heals will be and what sort of %age they will do on your tank, so just use what you need :)

By: Zafirael

Zafirael — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 17:24:28 +0000

This is actually my firat read on a holy pally guide, I’m a noob I have no shame on saying it, I actually turned 80 with my first char 3 days ago, I used this talent guide http://www.wowhead.com/talent#sxAzgz0sVu0tgdbZVcb... and honestly it has worked great, is some sort of hybrid between HL and FoL pally, I just Beacon the Tank, put sacred shield on him and star FoL on everyone else, actually before I move I always keep using HS as much as possible, since the retri talenst help with crits, I get a lot of infusion of light, then as soon as I can, I cast FoL on the tank to get the HoT.

Since I’m a noob I guess as soon as I see someone looses about 25 to 35% of health that’s my q for HL.

I will now improve my healing thanks to this guide, I was making some mistakes that I didn’t notice, for example my judgement was the mana, I know…noob me.

Thanks for the guide, like someone said is a crash course on holy pally and I thank you very much for it.

By: chris

chris — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 17:54:26 +0000

Im a holy light paladin and i do like it , i was thinking of going a split route as too full fol or hol. I think haveing strong heals for the tank and good fol for the raid when encoutering a bad raid healer are both awsome.

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By: Jessalie Quilling

Jessalie Quilling — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 16:30:32 +0000

I have started out as a fol pally since i spect into it, and i catch alot of hell for it too. the server that i am on, all the pallys stack haste and intell, not crit or sp. they constanly spam hl and no fol, where thats all i do and they say that its wrong. But my thinking is, if my tank never dies and im doing my job then what is the big deal, right? I love my pally she is ver unique, and not many people have the same spect as me or even heal the same way as me. I've seen one person heal the same way as i do and that my sister and it works just great for her too. I see HL healers as lazy and its easier and safer that way then FOL healers. I work my butt off healing the tanks and the raid when u got a sloppy raid healer, i pick up their slack. All and All I love my FOL pally and will never go to a HL. Thank you and I wish more people would read this and understand that there is such a thing as FOL pallys out there and that you don't have to be like everyone else, I like being unique, it casts you out from everyone else and people will remember how you healed their raid than just a plan boring like everyother holy pally out there in WOW. Thank you

By: Azzrael of Terokkar

Azzrael of Terokkar — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 16:13:13 +0000

The reason to put the points in Stoicism and Anticipation is to get to Divine Sacrifice and Divine Guardian as you can use a very simple macro to cast Divine Sacrifice which starts Divine Guardian and cancels Divine Sacrifice so you and all the raid get the 20% reduced damage benefit without you taking the extra damage.

The macro is
/cast Divine Sacrifice
/in 0.5 /script CancelUnitBuff(“player”,”Divine Sacrifice”)

I did not write tha macro so do not take credit for it but got it from the people over at Maintankadin.com so kudos goes to them I think the poster was Theck.