It feels like if you mess up once everyone will hate on you and even if you’re sitting behind a scream it still doesn’t feel good. But tanking dungeons seems to scary for me. Prot paladin is super fun and I played it in BFA. They can heal which I haven’t really tried at end game, just low level but it was fun.

They shine after pressing on some abilities and man that is just gorgeous. I also like that paladins are super flashy with all their abilities. And I generally like melee more due to them being more survivable because they have plate. Their class fantasy / lore is also really cool. Man i felt awesome the whole day after that. The other day I saved our m+ group from wiping by lay on hands the healer. They have ALOT of survivability and utility. I also have alot of plate transmog due to my last main being warrior. They have plate which is my favorite armor type in the game. They are melee which is cool but range awesome until someone gets close to me. It seems really chill to be range in raids on a BM because you have no problem doing your rotation while moving. I don’t know how Hunters are in m+ so much because it was a while ago I played one it m+ and class trials can’t do that. Also trying to match your pet to your transmog is fun. But I love animals in real life so it’s nice being able to have pets in the game. But know most classes are tanky and have no problem soloing everyday mobs.įantasy wise they aren’t that interesting for me. I loved hunter in classic because they could solo anything by kiting it even if it would take forever you could kill anything. But as soon as someone gets to me I always die. As MM and nearly one shot everyone with aimed shot and barrage right after. He is not a major caster (but has access to heal), so you can live with WIS 16 if you want and use spells just for buffing and healing.īoth of them have many good points and both are meant to be fighters.BM and MM Hunter’s are super fun in bg’s and arena. The warpriest has enough feats to allow for varied builds and those nice teamwork feats. His horse is not bad, if you take that option, and gives him much needed mobility or an additional body in combat. Without bonus feats he cannot be as versatile as a fighter, though. His aura of courage and the CHA bonus to saves are also very good. Besides that has the pally smite evil, the other two have no to hit/damage mechanic built in. With abundant spells in the game you can overcome the -1 spells/lvl of course.īAB 20 is the important thing for combat, since you cannot make up for those 5 points. Pally or warpriest are fine, but stay away from the crusader, unless you really want those feats. Warpriest: BAB 15 class, heavy armor, has a special weapon mechanic (they do damage like monk fists, no matter what they are), can enhance his armor and weapons, 6th level spells, 6 bonus combat feats, lay on hands, channel energy (7d6), access to weapon specialization Paladin: BAB 20 class, heavy armor, martial weapons, lay on hands, channel energy (8 or 9d6), CHA bonus to saves, smite evil, 4th level spells, gets a horse companion - all highly useful in a game with demons and undead as your main adversariesĬrusader: BAB 15 class, medium armor, simple weapons, channel energy (10d6), 9th level spells, -1 spell per spell level in exchange for a few combat feats

Odd paladin vs. spellhunter