The first thing you will notice early in Battle for Azeroth is that the gameplay will feel a lot slower. The core idea of the paladin has not changed, but the paladin will feel significantly different than its Legion counterpart. Legendaries also helped to shake up the gameplay, which will now be gone. We also lost the perks from our artifact, which mostly consisted of power gains and adding to the “high’s” of gameplay (more on that below). Some of the weaker talents, such as Fervent Martyr and Beacon of the Lightbringer, were removed to make space. Judgment of Light was moved to the level 75 row, was moved to the level 100 row, and The Topless Tower was added as a new talent named Awakening in the level 90 row. Most notably, we saw the addition of an existing PvP talent, Avenging Crusader, added as a new talent in the level 90 row. We mostly saw some talents get shuffled around and some new ones added. We retain solid utility and have a defined niche of spot/tank healing. Holy Paladins received relatively few changes in the transition from Legion to Battle for Azeroth. Scoffs - Hammer of Wrath staff member and raider in Safety Dance of Argent Dawn-EU.Pelinal - Guide Writer and raider in Alacrity of Area 52-US.Dreamguard - Paladin Theorycrafter and raider in Temerity of Hyjal-US.Adamselene - Paladin Theorycrafter, Guide Writer, and raider in War Front of Kel’Thuzad-US.If this spec appeals to you after reading this article, check out our Battle for Azeroth Holy Paladin Guide.
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