WoW Classic Paladin Guide from freemexy's blog

WoW Classic Paladin Guide

Paladins, the ideal melee fighter with secondary spell casts, is the go-to for WoW classic players looking to dominate in groups, due to its healing, blessing and other abilities. These Guardians of the Holy Light can withstand even the harshest blows, all while helping their teammates.To get more news about wow gold classic, you can visit lootwowgold official website.
If you’re looking to become a Paladin in WoW Classic, we’ve compiled a comprehensive guide featuring everything you should know about Paladins to get started! By the way, check out our WoW Classic cooking guide if you need.
So, why do WoW classic players choose Paladin? More importantly, why do some choose to stay away from Paladin? Let’s evaluate its pros and cons!
One of the biggest advantages of Paladins are that they can wield heavy Armor, which can allow them to take large amounts of damage and still stay standing. Furthermore, they have the ability to heal their allies, as well as resurrect them. They can cast auras and blessings which have benefits to not only them but also their fellow players and they can summon a Warhorse mount.

On the other hand, they are heavily dependent on using mana for their abilities, both offensively and defensively. They have minimal capabilities at range, which can make it quite hard to win in combat.The unique feature of Paladins is that they are exclusive to the Alliance faction. Therefore, the only races you can choose are Humans and Dwarves. If you’re looking to be a healer, then you should go towards the human route. However, if you’re more into PvP and Battlegrounds action, then go for the dwarves.
In regard to weapons to use with a Paladin, there’s a variety! Usually, people choose to stick to one-handed maces or two-handed maces, but we’ve also seen people using polearms, one-handed swords, two-handed swords, one-handed axes and two-handed axes. We’ve done the research, and we’ve produced an optimal weapon progression for Paladins. Feel free to mix it around and see what works best for you!

At level 3, you should opt for a Large Axe, which gives 4.3 DPS. You can find the Large Axe at the starting area vendors. At level 11, you should have the Edge of the People’s Militia, which gives 11.2 DPS, and is the quest reward for “The People’s Militia,” in Westfall. When you hit level 13, you should get a Trogg Slicer, which increases the DPS to 11.9. You can get this weapon as a quest reward from “Gathering Idols”. At level 15, you should get the Miner’s Revenge, which gives 13 DPS, and is also a quest reward, but from the “Oh Brother” quest. At level 18, you should use an Orc Crusher, which has 18.2 DPS, and is a reward for completeing the group quest of “Tharil’Zun”.
Stepping it up, at level 26, aim to have an Ancient War Sword, which has a respectable 21.7 DPS. You can acquire one by completing the “Defeat Nek’rosh” quest. At level 29, you should use the Corpsemaker, which has 28.9 DPS and can be acquired as a 40% drop off Overlord Ramtusk Razorfen Kraul. At level 31, consider using a Silver Spide, which has an increased DPS of 31.1, which is a reward from the quest “Venture Company Mining.” At level 37, opt for a Raveger, which has 37.3 DPS, and is a 25% drop off Herod, found in Scarlet Monastery. At level 34, upgrade to the Bonebiter, a 38.8 DPS weapon which is a reward from “In the Name of the Light”.

Moving onto higher level equipment, at level 50, you should use the Limb Cleaver, which has a massive 42.7 DPS, a reward from the quest “Hurley Blackbreath,” which can be started at the Blackrock Depts.