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Being a Priest in WoW is very different from back in the days of AD&D. I can remember playing with certain hard ass dungeon masters who kept such careful tally of every action that his players took, that he could impose holy sanctions on holy characters that had committed acts contrary to that characters alignment. At least the Priests in WoW don’t have that to deal with.

Priests are physically weak, and not really fit for melee combat, but of all the classes, Priests have the very best healing spells, some of the best defensive spells, and the ability to resurrect fallen comrades, making them highly valued to an effective group.

Though most of the Priest’s spells reflect the compassionate nature of the Priest, they do have some very powerful offensively strong spells as well.

Prior to choosing a Priest as a character, a player should familiarize themselves with the assorted racially exclusive spells. The priest is the only class which has racially specific spells. This is due to the diversity of deities worshiped by the different races.

Besides the benefits of the Priest’s impressive array of spells, they are also endowed with certain character abilities. The Priests ability tree is separated into three branches, discipline, holy, and shadow. The Priest has the most extensive and impressive number of talent upgrades of all the character classes. Through the accumulation of talent points, the Priest is able to become increasingly formidable, and ever more dire for those the Priest targets as opponents.

With their combined healing capacity, and defensive abilities, the Priest character class becomes essential for any serious melee party, and at the very least a good character to have on your side any time in the WoW.

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PvP (player versus player ) could be thought of as almost a world all its own within the realms of WoW. This form of play is found optimum by players seeking the experience of combat with an enemy that is not computer generated. Through the inclusion of the human factor, PvP offers a more unpredictable, chaotic, and fast paced gaming situation.

For the Paladin class, PvP offers many different gaming styles, thus increasing the potential for endlessly evolving adventures. My own favorite PvP format is the capture the flag arena. For the Paladin there are many options in this game. You may not need the ability to buy World of Warcraft gold in this option.

The Paladin, depending on level and gear, may elect to act as a tank. By casting protection and defense spells on himself, and attack or diminishing spells on his opponents, the Paladin can very effectively punch a hole in the enemies’ line. Furthermore, if the Paladin’s party is able to stealthily avoid detection, or the party has another healing member, the Paladin can charge in and capture the flag, while retaining enough health to tank his way out of the flag room, and hand off the flag.

Paladins of lower level can still be potent party members; they just have to take a different tactic. If a Paladin finds himself up against enemies significantly higher in level, he should refrain from engaging in direct melee combat. Instead the Paladin should take up a defensive stance at the perimeter of combat. From this vantage, the Paladin can safely take up a position as party support. The Paladin, even at lower levels, still possesses potent spells to provide for the health and well being of his party.

The world of PvP is an exciting additional option available in the WoW, and the Paladin Class has some interesting options to be played within that realm.

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Once upon a time in a World of Warcraft and in a land far, far, away, Warlocks frolicked and the Demons saw this and it was good. Warlocks acquire their spells through their association, and mastery of demonic forces. This is risky business due to the fact that the demon serving you today may be serving you ( for dinner tomorrow ). It is because of this spiritual tug of war that the Warlocks spells are so potently damaging. Some Warlock spells require soul shards as an integral component to their casting. Soul shards are obtained when a warlock by casting a drain soul spell on a target enemy, and the opponent dies while its soul is being drained.

Damage-over-time, or DOT spells are a rather deviant, as these spells inflict not only initial damage, but an amount of cumulative damage over the entire duration of the spells affect.

The Warlock curse spells enable them to weaken the defenses of am opponent, in different ways depending on the curse cast. This ability is beneficial in group play, as the warlock can weaken an opponent’s defenses in consideration of the kind of attack one of his group is able to deliver. In other words, a warlock casts Curse of the Elementals because another caster in his party is going to use a frost, fire, shadow, or arcane based spell, and Curse of the Elementals reduces the opponents resistance to those type spells. As a result, his fellow caster’s spells have a higher probability of success, and greater potential for damage.

No discussion of the Warlocks spells would be complete without mentioning the Warlock’s stones. These are particularly helpful spells as they provide the Warlock, or whom ever he/she chooses to bestow them on, the ability to heal, or even resurrect. All stone spells require soul shards to be employed.

The Warlock, perhaps due to their continued exposure to demons and demonic forces, is physically weak, and should always perform spells from the edge of the affect area. Armor limitations as well tend to encourage the intelligent Warlock to refrain from engaging in too much melee battle. The Warlock and his spells are a welcome addition to any party, and possess powers which should never be underestimated.

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