Paladin

We've talked about the Silver Hand's history in the past, and we've taken some close looks at its various artifact traits as well.

Right now all WoW classes have three specializations, except Druids who have four, and Demon Hunters will come in with Legion and will only have two.

Back in December, we took an early look at Legion's Holy Paladin PVP talents.

With the Burning Legion onslaught raging unchecked and the world’s forces helpless to stop them, Azeroth looks to its champions to find new weapons that may perhaps turn the tide against what appears to be certain defeat.

Ashbringer, the bringer of ashes, the legendary blade that put an end to the Mograine bloodline, shattered the runeblade Frostmourne, and slew legions of the undead has been central to Paladin and, arguably, Warcraft lore for a very long time.

The Legion alpha rolls onward, and we learn a little more about the expansion with each iteration.

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We've spent a lot of time these last few months discussing all the shiny new spells, talents, and artifact traits Holy Paladins will be receiving in Legion, but as is always the case, in with the new, out with the old!

Because there is still nothing really new under the sun to discuss about Protection Paladins in Legion, I am going to talk about something today that I have never written about in this space: PVP. Forgive me for the outsider’s perspective here and the intrusion into a facet of the game to which I am hopelessly out of my depth, but Legion appears to be poised to do something really interesting for Protection Paladins (and all tanks, really): give them a means of meaningfully participating in PVP.

https://twitter.com/WarcraftDevs/status/663884048868085760 It's official: Blizzard wants healers to be able to quest in their healing specs in Legion.