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Paladin Leveling Guide – Dugi’s Leveling Guide Review

admin — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 02:19:00 +0000

Warning: These Paladin Leveling Secrets Are What the Gurus Don’t Want You To Know...

Hey there,

My name is Quanta and I was exactly like you are right now...

...You see I was struggling to do well with leveling my paladin and it seemed like no matter what I did I just couldn’t reach level 80 as fast as everyone else did.

One day I got so pissed off I phoned my friend, who had probably the sickest WoW account I’ve ever seen, and started to ask him how he managed to do it.

And here’s what he showed me...

At first I thought he was crazy... idiot was showing me some sales page for a product. But as I started to actually read it I started to get a bit excited.

...The guy who made it was crazy... he had so many decked out level 80's it totally blew my mind.

By the time I read through the whole sales page I was convinced to buy. I figured what the hell... with a 100% money back guarantee I might as well give it a try.

AND WITHIN JUST TWO DAYS I DINGED 80!

I wasn't even in Outland when I started, too.

And over the coming weeks I became literally an expert at leveling. I started to have friends and guildmates whispering me and messaging me constantly.

One of them said, “Teach me whatever it is your doing!”

I will give you a little warning though. When you try Dugi's leveling guide, and you start beating all your friends to 80, you will not want to give away the secrets - at least, not for free ;-).

Imagine having your paladin at level 80 in 2 days, and knowing you can get as many characters to 80 super fast, any time you want.

That’s literally what you can do.

And I know that sounds like hype... I know...

But you NEED to check it out.

CLICK HERE NOW!

Cheers!

- Nethrys

P.S – Your friends and guildmates are already discovering these inside secrets... and you’re being left behind.

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Paladin Leveling Guide – Leveling As A Holy Paladin

admin — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 01:37:06 +0000

I’ve recently been inspired to level my fourth Paladin, who was set up as a twink for 29 battlegrounds and is currently geared and spec’d for healing. This was ideal, as the main reason I decided to level her up was to see what it’s like to group from level 30 – 80. You, the loyal readers of Paladin Leveling Guide, will be privy to my experiences in this new journey.

I’ve got a bit of an admission to make here. I’ve not been much of a grouper while leveling my previous toons. My routine has generally involved getting runs through Wailing Caverns, Scarlet Monastery, Zul Farrak, and Blackrock Depths either by a friend or with a high-level character on my second account. My desire to group was kickstarted when I respec’d pally #3 to Holy on a whim around level 45 and decided to heal my way through Zul Farrak with my friend tanking and a random group of DPSers. It went surprisingly well, and I found healing infinitely more engaging than tanking or DPS.

So, that said, I dinged 30 yesterday and found a group for Scarlet Monastery Graveyard, and it was awesome. I’ve always looked on 1-60 as a kind of toll that you have to pay to get to the fun quests in TBC and WotLK, but for the first time since getting my 1st character to 60, I was actually genuinely enjoying myself in content that I had seen tons of times!

Anyway, enough about me. Paladin Leveling Guide is all about YOU, the people who haven’t leveled 3 paladins already (lol) so let’s get down to how this benefits you. Here’s the build I’m going to be using:

http://www.wowhead.com/?talent#sxAzxM0squ0tgd

That will get me to 60, and from there I should have a pretty good idea of where I want to go talent-wise. For instances I plan to hit up all the usuals, Scarlet Monastery till 39 or so, Uldaman till 41ish, then Zul Farrak, Sunken Temple, Blackrock Depths, and then I’ll probably quest out the last few level to Outlands.

As usual, I’ll keep you guys up to date, and hopefully I can throw a few more Paladin Leveling Guide worthy tips your way. Stay tuned!

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3.2 Paladin Changes

admin — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 20:15:27 +0000

Patch 3.2 is just around the corner, and it looks like Paladins are set for some sweeping changes. Before we get to the Paladin specific changes, let’s chat about some of the leveling related items in the list.

Normal ground mounts are going to be available starting at level 20, with the riding skill costing 4 gold. Epic ground mounts will be made available at level 40 for 50 gold, and regular flying riding skill will be purchasable for 600 gold. Also, the cast time for all ground mounts will be lowered to 1.5 seconds. Getting around faster in the earlier levels is going to make leveling new characters way easier.

In my books though, the more exciting change is experience from Battlegrounds! I’ve been waiting for this one since release. I never imagined I would have to wait so long to get experience from killing the opposing faction in a Warcraft game, but now that it’s almost here, no hard feelings Blizz. The general breakdown is that there will be experience gains from completing battleground objectives. You will have the option to turn this feature off by paying an NPC 10 gold, and it can be turned back on for the same amount. Now maybe my Alliance Rogue will see some leveling love!

As for the Paladin changes, I still haven’t tested them out, so I don’t really have anything brilliantly wise or insightful to add yet, but I’ll include the notes below for your perusal:

Blessing of Sanctuary: This blessing now also increases stamina by 10%. This effect is not cumulative with Blessing of Kings.

Charger: Can now be learned at level 40.

Exorcism: Now has a 1.5 second cast time, but can once again be used on players.

Hand of Reckoning: Redesigned. Now does damage only when the target does not currently have the caster targeted, but damage done increased to 50% of attack power, occurring after the taunt effect is applied.

Judgements: Some of these attacks were considered ranged and some melee. They are all now considered melee attacks that can’t be dodged, parried or blocked.

Judgement of Light: Now heals for 2% of the attacker’s maximum health instead of a variable amount based on the spell power and attack power of the judging paladin.

Lay on Hands: The buff from this ability now reduces the physical damage taken by the target by 10/20% instead of increasing the target’s armor.

Righteous Fury: No longer has a duration, remaining until cancelled or death. Also cancelled when a Paladin activates a different talent specialization.

Sacred Shield: When a paladin casts Flash of Light on a target with this buff, they also now place a heal-over-time effect on the target, healing that target for 100% of the Flash of Light amount over 12 seconds.

Seal of Blood: This ability has been removed.

Seal of the Martyr: This ability has been removed.

Seal of Vengeance and Seal of Corruption: These seals have been redesigned to deal substantially more damage. Now, once a paladin has 5 copies of the debuff from these seals on his or her target, on each swing the paladin will deal 33% weapon damage as Holy, with critical strikes dealing double damage. In addition, the damage-over-time effect is now considered a melee attack instead of a spell attack.

Shield of Righteousness: Now deals 100% of shield block value as damage instead of 130%. In addition, the benefit from additional block value this ability gains is now subject to diminishing returns. Diminishing returns occur once block value exceeds 30 times the player’s level and caps the maximum damage benefit from shield block value at 34.5 times the player’s level.

Warhorse: Can now be learned at level 20.

Talents

Holy
- Beacon of Light: The healing amount on the Beacon of Light target is now based on the total healing done (including over-healing) instead of the effective healing done. Radius increased to 60 yards. Multiple Paladins can now have this active on the same target. Buff indicating a player is within range of the Beacon target is no longer displayed.
- Divine Intellect: This talent now gives 2/4/6/8/10% increased intellect instead of 3/6/9/12/15%.
- Illumination: This talent now returns 30% of the mana cost of the spell instead of 60%.
Protection
- Ardent Defender: Redesigned. Any damage that takes the paladin below 35% health is reduced. This reduction applies only to the portion that pushes the paladin below 35% health (example: a paladin at 50% health takes a 40% hit; the first 15% hits as normal while the next 25% is reduced). In addition, once every 2 minutes an attack that would have killed the paladin will fail to kill, and instead heal the paladin for up to 10/20/30% of maximum health depending on the paladin’s defense rating (example: a paladin with defense equal to only 5 times his or her level will receive no healing from the talent, while a paladin who is immune to critical strikes from boss creatures through defense will receive the maximum amount).
- Guarded by the Light: This talent will no longer cause Divine Plea’s duration to be refreshed by using Judgement of Wisdom, Judgement of Justice, or Judgement of Light.
Retribution
- Art of War: Now only applies to melee critical hits, but will make your next Flash of Light or Exorcism instant. In addition, this talent now provides notification in the floating combat text when it activates.
- Crusader Strike: Damage reduced to 75% weapon damage to match the new 4-second cooldown. Mana cost reduced to 5% of base mana.
- Seal of Command: Redesigned. This seal now deals 36% weapon damage on every swing, and deals substantially less judgement damage.
- Vindication: Redesigned. Now lowers target attack power, is consistent and does not stack with Demoralizing Shout.

As always, feel free to leave your comments below or head back to the Paladin Leveling Guide homepage for further reading!

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Best Paladin Leveling Spots – Pt.2

admin — Sat, 30 May 2009 08:31:00 +0000

Quanta here, and I’m back with another installment of the Paladin Leveling Guide! This time around we’re going to be exploring my favorite part of Ashenvale as a Paladin, the demon-infested plot of land known as Felfire Hill.

Paladin Leveling Guide - Felfire Hill

Enjoy this while it lasts, there aren’t a whole lot of grinding areas like this for Paladins to level in. Between this and the next area we’ll cover, you may want to grab a nice blue-quality 2 handed weapon and enchant it with Demonslaying, because you’ll be slaying a LOT of demons. Much like Raven Hill, the easiest strategy is to just go around in a big loop. By the time you get back where you started, there should be respawns. Happy hunting!

By the way, if you haven’t seen it yet, make sure you check out my paladin leveling guide review!

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