Paladin Introduction and General Guide Pt.1

You get to know that the Paladin is an Alliance-only class. As a Human or dwarf, you have the opportunity to become a Paladin. At the first glance, with healing, the Paladin seems as a Warrior. But that is pretty far from the truth, this is because the Warrior is a tank and pretty good damage dealer in solo if specced right while the Paladin is far more a hybrid.
The Paladin is a great hybrid and second best at taking a lot of damage, though it is not best at any one thing. The Paladins can use plate and shield.
As a Paladin and hybrid, you can't fight but can make yourself invulnerable, stun, heal both you and others, prevent enemies from fleeing, making them replenish your HP and mana or a lot more. So when soloing, you will be almost invulnerable. This sounds tempting and overpowered, but considering the lowest DPS in the game, it sure evens out.
We suggest making use of a two-handed weapon with nice damage output and heal you while necessary when soloing. You may try to choose the right seals, judgments and buffs.
When it comes to buffs, everyone wants them. When soloing, you can use Blessing of Might or Blessing of Kings, which will help your damage output. Casters will always want Blessing of Salvation or Wisdom; we always give the Priest Salvation, as a healer wipe means a party wipe. Rouges should have Blessing of Might and the tank should have Blessing of Kings or Blessing of Might.
Paladins also have some interesting auras. You can use the armor one, if there are a lot of pally's, and try to use the concentration aura as well.
The Judgment of Juice is a must as for seals and judgments in instances. You can have it on many mobs at a time, and it usually lasts the whole fight, meaning no fleeing and adds at all. As usual we use anti-flee. If you are fighting non-fleeing enemies, use the Judgment of the Crusader to increase your Seal of Command damage.
We use the Seal of Command at about 15% of your hits, you almost get double damage to get it, and you'll need the Retribution talent tree, which you should have some points in anyway until higher levels. If you get low on mana, use seal of wisdom, giving you a fast mana regeneration rate when in combat. The Seal of the Crusader is only good when fighting casters, mostly in PvP. The Seal of Righteousness gives some extra holy damage, but we never use it. Though it is good for off-tanking, you get more aggro combined with Righteous Fury.
The Paladin talent tree consists of Holy Protection and Retribution talent trees. The holy tree is mostly used by high level players, as you'll want to max damage with the retribution tree when leveling. The holy tree gives extra intellect and strength, better healing, less mana output and the only ranged attack. The negative of this talent tree is that you will lose the damage output or extra defense from the other trees.
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